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Category name - Origami

Sub-categories: Clubs and Societies | Geometry and Modulars | Money Folding | Origamic Architecture | Paper Airplanes

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OrigamiTips.com
Learn origami. Read tutorials and ask questions to help improve your folding skills.

OriLand
Dozens of diagrammed models, some products for sale.

OriWORLD
Everything about origami for beginners and advanced folders as well. History, symbology, folding techniques, galleries, diagrams and crease patterns. Available in English, Portuguese and Spanish.

paperfolding.com
Diagrams, history, relationship with math, gallery, and book reviews with cover shots.

Paula's Orihouse
Origami pictures, diagrams, knotology (folding with strips of paper), guestroom, darkroom, links, convention pictures and more

Robin Glynn's Origami
Diagrams, gallery, links, and a brief history of how the author started.

Sajid Khan's Origami Forum
Discussion area for enthusiasts.

Sarah's Origami
Gallery of models she has folded, and reviews of books with cover shots.

Shaya's Origami Gallery
Pictures of origami animals, insects, sea creatures, dragons, and other things folded by the site owner.

Sprite!'s Origami
Illustrated instructions on folding the traditional crane, and some book reviews.

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