Sure. One way to get a decagon is to fold just like for the pentagon. Then, before cutting, fold the angle in half one more time. Then again cut along the edge of top-most layer again.
Check http://www.happyfold... for instructions on how to cut an octagon.
As to Llopio's Moment of Truth - it will have to wait until I have a bit more time on my hands, I fear. :(
Hi Sara, I'm writing a little origami book for Scouts. It includes a method for folding a pentagon from a square, but your method is much better! Can you tell me whose method this is please? I would like to include it in my book, so I would like to mention the discoverer/author, and also ask their permission if possible.
Thanks for this video, Sara!
I've been in love with a lilly made from a pentagon and have been folding it for several years now, but I work with all kinds of papers/recycled, etc, and it's been so hard to create the pentagon each time. This is so easy and simple. (I found it here: http://anu-origami.b..., but couldn't thank them for linking to you without signing up).
Thanks for your great site!
T.
Hi Sara
Thanks for this short and crisp video.
As a child I had learnt this but forgotten. Your video helped immensely.
And I really liked the way you explained the fifths!
Thanks
Aarti Srivastav
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Submitted by Grace (not verified) on 18 November 2010 - 5:26am Permalink
Decagon too?
Can't you also make a decagon the same way, only cutting it at a different angle?
Submitted by Sara on 18 November 2010 - 7:19am Permalink
How to cut a decagon
Sure. One way to get a decagon is to fold just like for the pentagon. Then, before cutting, fold the angle in half one more time. Then again cut along the edge of top-most layer again.
-- Sara
Submitted by Mobins (not verified) on 23 February 2012 - 11:35pm Permalink
folding a decagon
i would like to fold a decagon.......Mobins
Submitted by anoniemous (not verified) on 1 December 2010 - 11:09am Permalink
wow. how about octagon?
I didn't knew pentagon was possible.
can you do octagon to?
p.s.- by the way, when will Llopio thingie come out?
Submitted by Sara on 1 December 2010 - 1:55pm Permalink
How to cut an octagon
Check http://www.happyfold... for instructions on how to cut an octagon.
As to Llopio's Moment of Truth - it will have to wait until I have a bit more time on my hands, I fear. :(
-- Sara
Submitted by va (not verified) on 18 October 2011 - 1:47am Permalink
largest pentagon
i loved this method to get a pentagon out of a square. do you know if this is the largest pentagon possible? just curious...
thanks
Submitted by David Raynor (not verified) on 6 March 2012 - 7:15pm Permalink
Origami pentagon from a square
Hi Sara, I'm writing a little origami book for Scouts. It includes a method for folding a pentagon from a square, but your method is much better! Can you tell me whose method this is please? I would like to include it in my book, so I would like to mention the discoverer/author, and also ask their permission if possible.
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on 4 October 2012 - 6:22pm Permalink
Thanks
Thanks for this video, Sara!
I've been in love with a lilly made from a pentagon and have been folding it for several years now, but I work with all kinds of papers/recycled, etc, and it's been so hard to create the pentagon each time. This is so easy and simple. (I found it here: http://anu-origami.b..., but couldn't thank them for linking to you without signing up).
Thanks for your great site!
T.
Submitted by aarti srivastav (not verified) on 4 April 2013 - 2:24pm Permalink
pentagon from square
Hi Sara
Thanks for this short and crisp video.
As a child I had learnt this but forgotten. Your video helped immensely.
And I really liked the way you explained the fifths!
Thanks
Aarti Srivastav
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