Kleine Erfrischung

Though my faorite type of origami is "Unit Origami," I sometimes make basic origami using only one sheet of paper, mainly for my kid. For "Unit Origami," see the other origami pages.

The works below are made of a sheet of paper, unless otherwise noted.

Dolphin and Penguin, both designed by Jun Maekawa	Frog, designed by Jun Maekawa	Elephant, designed by Fumiaki Kawahata
Peacock (simple version), designed by Jun Maekawa	Duck-Billed Platypus designed by Anita Barbour	Horse, designed by Jun Maekawa
Mice: the front one is designed by Jun Maekawa, and the other is by Fumiaki Shingu	Doll, designed by Jun Maekawa	Cow, designed by Jun Maekawa
Rabbit, designed by Jun Maekawa. Camellia behind it is designed by Toshikazu Kawasaki.	Giraffe, designed by Kunihiko Kasahara.	Malayan Tapir, designed by Jun Maekawa.
Beetle (Dynastes Hercules), arranged by Takako Ogura.	Stag Beetle (Prosopocoilus inclinatus), designed by Tetsuo Kimura.	Crab, designed by Katsuhisa Yamada. The diagram is here.
Santa Clause, designed by Steven Casey	Display Shelf, perhaps designed by Makoto Yamaguchi, and Tria Star, designed by myself, using 12 sheets of square paper	Christmas Tree, designed by Nobuyoshi Enomoto, using 10 sheets of square paper
Japanese New Year Dishes: shrimps (traditional), thick omelets, and sweet chestnuts, latter two are designed by Tomoko Fuse.	Stars, made from paper tape.
Simple Octagonal Twist, designed by Eric Gjerde	Crowding Butterflies, designed by Shuzo Fujimoto	Rose Tessellation, designed by Toshikazu Kawasaki
Sunflower spinning top (using three sheets of square paper) and Wind spinning top, (using two sheets of square paper) designed by Taichiro Hasegawa	MiG, designed by Yoshihide Momotani	Magic Rose Cube, designed by Valerie Vann. Using six sheets of square paper.
Cube and Octahemioctahedron, designed by John Montroll	Pentagonal Dipyramid, designed by John Montroll	Present Box, designed by Jun Maekawa
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