Introduction: Origami Icosidodecahedron, No Need for Glue
Hi, this is my first instructable so apologies if this confuses anyone :)
No scissors needed, or glue, or paper-clip or....well any other type of fastener because the interlocking folds do job perfectly. Great ornamental pieces that can be hung up or turned into a lamp, try using different colours, sizes and patterns.
Equipment:
Paper squares (30)
Time:
~1.5-3hours depending on size.
Btw sorry for the terrible resolution pictures, I dropped my camera in a peat bog so I had to use my phone instead.
No scissors needed, or glue, or paper-clip or....well any other type of fastener because the interlocking folds do job perfectly. Great ornamental pieces that can be hung up or turned into a lamp, try using different colours, sizes and patterns.
Equipment:
Paper squares (30)
Time:
~1.5-3hours depending on size.
Btw sorry for the terrible resolution pictures, I dropped my camera in a peat bog so I had to use my phone instead.
Step 1:
Making squares. The pictures are pretty self explanatory. Experiment with different sizes but this size makes a small hand-sized ball.
Step 2:
Step 3:
This is the base of one module.
Step 4:
You have to make 30 of these to make the ball shall, if it took you along time to understand it, have fun!
Step 5:
Some trial and error may be used first time, but the general idea is pentagon, triangles on pentagon's sides.
It looks great on fireplace or windowsill or strung up on a ceiling, I normally put LED lights inside to make it a lamp.
It looks great on fireplace or windowsill or strung up on a ceiling, I normally put LED lights inside to make it a lamp.