Submitted by Sara on 23 September 2007 - 12:27am
Designer:
Best, Kim
Folder:
Adams, Sara
Diagrams:
https://www.origami.... (page 3)
Difficulty Level:
Simple
Model type:
Mother's Day
Valentine's Day
Objects
Occasions
Bookmarks
Paper ratio:
Square
Comments
Submitted by Todd Sovey (not verified) on 10 May 2009 - 5:04am Permalink
Heart book-mark
Do you know how I can get the diagrams for the heart book mark?
Thanks, Todds
Submitted by Sara on 10 May 2009 - 11:25am Permalink
Updated link
Ah, it seems the link I previously posted no longer works. I've updated the link to a working one. So try checking the link posted above the picture, where it says "Diagrams:".
Submitted by niv15 (not verified) on 12 May 2009 - 5:39am Permalink
videos
Why not upgrade a video of the heart bookmark. It will be very useful. I find it difficult in the step where you must collapse because i am a beginner. I will be very grateful if you post a video. Thanks
niv15
Submitted by Sara on 12 May 2009 - 6:54am Permalink
Sorry
I tried contacting Kim Best a while back, but never got a reply. With no permission from the designer I fear I won't make a video on it.
Submitted by niv15 (not verified) on 15 May 2009 - 12:05pm Permalink
more videos
Thanks for replying. But please help me in the step where I have to collapse. Science I am a beginner u need to help me.WAITING FOR YOUR REPLY
Regards
niv15
Submitted by Sara on 4 June 2009 - 4:10pm Permalink
Re: Collapse step
Fold a waterbomb base on the "square" that you have folded. That's it. Just don't get confused by all the extra layers you've already folded in to produce the colour changes for the model.
-- Sara
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on 4 June 2009 - 8:07am Permalink
what!
What do you mean by swivel folds. I don't get the exact shape but something similar. Maybe scince I don't know about swivel folds...
Submitted by Sara on 4 June 2009 - 4:19pm Permalink
Re: swivel fold
I wouldn't be too worried about that step. It's in the back of the heart, so anything that completes the heart shape and doesn't unfold too easily will do.
As to what a swivel fold is: that's usually when you have a crease already, and you change the direction of that crease. This then makes a point move to a different place.
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on 9 June 2009 - 2:05pm Permalink
what does...
What does 'top of front cut away' mean? Such origami terms make a diagram look complicated!
I will be glad if you clarify one of my biggest doubts. It is this one!!!
For your reference I'll tell the step no.
It is no.9
waiting for your reply(WILL BE GLAD IF YOU REPLY!!!)
niv15
Submitted by Sara on 9 June 2009 - 6:36pm Permalink
"Top of front cut away"
The top of the front layer is omitted to show a step that needs to be performed on the inside of the model. Imagine bending down the top layer, or opening up the model. It's a common technique in diagramming to simply not draw the top layer in for such steps.
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