Double Diamond
It's the end of the month again and I haven't managed to create a new post, so I'm going to fill in with a couple of simple Diamond...
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Edwin Corrie
- Jun 27
Artful letter closures from 1831
In issue 320 of the British Origami Society magazine (February 2020) I had an article entitled “Two Early Letterfolds” about folding...
Edwin Corrie
- May 25
Nundo Grabbit
It’s been a busy month, and the new blog article I’ve been preparing is taking longer than expected, so just to keep things going I’m...
Edwin Corrie
- Apr 16
Edge dropping
Since today is Easter Sunday, I'll take this chance to draw attention to my Easter Chick model on the Diagrams page. He's actually been...
Edwin Corrie
- Mar 12
The Buddha Papers
A couple of posts ago we looked at two tricks using folded paper in The Discoverie of Witchcraft (1584) by Reginald Scot, under the title...
Edwin Corrie
- Feb 6
Paperfolding patents
What is a patent? A patent is an exclusive right granted for an invention, which is a product or a process that provides, in general, a...
Edwin Corrie
- Jan 14
To Transform by Folding Paper
First of all, Happy New Year to my readers (yes, both of you). I've been struggling to learn how to use this blog thing, as well as...
Edwin Corrie
- Dec 20, 2021
Father Christmas
As a break from the "paperfolding in old magic books" theme, and while there's still time, here are two Father Christmas models to add to...
Edwin Corrie
- Dec 5, 2021
The Three Scrolls
This is one of the first paper stunts that caught my attention when I started going through old magic books – probably because it often...
Edwin Corrie
- Nov 6, 2021
Paperfolding in old magic books
Apart from origami my other main interest is magic, more particularly close-up magic, and especially particularly card magic. I’ve been...