Origami folding instructions for flowers.

Free paper models: Platonic solids, Archimedean solids and other polyhedra

Offers different types of origami paper roses in a large variety of colors. These roses are perfect for the first anniversary, which is traditionally paper.

Origami is the Japanese name for the art of paper folding. However, it has now become a beloved artform for people around the world. This site is the most comprehensive collection of origami materials available on the World Wide Web.

Paper toys and custom paper models made to your specifications.

Oriland.com is a fantastic paper world filled with designs made in the technique of Origami. You will be impressed by what can be made from paper without glue and scissors! The site’s chapters will present to you vast material to view the expositions, learn origami and fold paper models. Oriland Kingdoms is an Internet-embodiment of the exhibition 'Oriland' made by origami-artists Yuri & Katrin Shumakov from more than 20.000 squares and rectangles of paper. Oriland Treasury keeps more than 500 origami models from all of Oriland: Castles, People, Flowers, Ships, Decorations and more. Origami Studio will guide you through folding more than 70 origami models with clear step-by-step colorful diagrams and the text comments. Oriversity is an education spot to know more about origami and its benefits, to read lectures and receive practical skills in origami. Oriland Store offers you a lot of the diagrams of original Oriland models placed on CDs. Each CD has an advanced interface with interactive features and easily printable diagrams' pages. Oriland.com is a wonderful land to explore. It’s educational and fun!

Brooklyn's online origami center, featuring diagrams, instructions and information on the art of Japanese paper folding.

Homepage with complex origami diagrams designed by Hans Trygve Birkeland

Toilegami is a book devoted to Toilet Paper Origami.

A complete online Fabric Origami Workshop. Store features patterns, kits and tools. This origami uses fabric instead of paper for the Japanese art of paperfolding.