SRUaELECET ners ree mjOVELL ” Se zee 5 “dO BET E DS TENN www.japaoburajirajin-blogspor.com AT ema eco (elite aa ele Cone MU Rete~ JOYFUL , ONgam! www.japaoburajirujin. blogspot.com TOMOKO FUSE JAPAN PUBLICATIONS TRADING COMPANYJando Burajirujin www.japaoburajirujin.blogspot.com ©1995 by Tomoko Fuse All rights reserved, including the right to reproduce this book or portions thereof in any form without the written permission of the publisher. Published by Japan Publications Trading Co., Ltd.. 1-2-1 Sarugaku-cho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, 101-0064 Japan First edition, First printing: March 1996 Second printing: March 1997 ‘Third printing: March 1999 Fourth printing: May 2000 Distributors: United States: Kodansha America, Inc. through Oxford University Press, 198 Madison Avenue, New York, NY 10016. Canada: Fitzhenry & Whiteside Ltd., 195 Allstate Parkway, Markham, Ontario L3R 4T8. United Kingdom and Europe: Premier Book Marketing Ltd., Clarendon House, 52, Cornmarket Street, Oxford OX1 SHJ, England. Australia and New Zealand: Bookwise International, 54 Crittenden Road, Findon, South Australia 5023, Australia. ‘The Far East and Japan: Japan Publications Trading Co., Ltd., 1-2-1 Sarugaku-cho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, 101-0064 Japan. 3987654 ISBN 0-87040-974-3 Printed in JapanJapao Burajirujin www.japaoburajirujin.blogspot.com CONTENTS___ Preface 5 Symbols 15 Docking Box Docking Box (1) 16 Docking Box (2) 18 Tray with Stand 19 Triangle Box Triangle Box - Body 21 Triangle Box - Lid 23 Nesting Triangle Boxes 25 Pyramid Lid 26 Pyramid Lid with a Ribbon 28 Square Box ‘Square Box (A) 30 Changing the Assembly 32 Mixed Assembly 33 Variation of Square Box (A) 34 Square Box (B) 36 Square Box (C) 38 Square Box (D) 40 Body of Square Box (1) 42 Partition (1) 43 Body of Square Box (2) 44 Body of Square Box (3) 46 Body of Square Box (E) 48 Variation of Square Box (E) 50 Lid of Square Box (E) 52 Partition (2) 53 Small Plate 54 Square Box (F) 56 Nesting Square Boxes (F) 57 Flowery Plate 58 Heart-shaped Flowery Plate 61Japao Burajirujin www. japaoburajirujin.blogspot.com Octagon Box Octagon Box - Flowery Pinwheel 64 Octagon Box - Starry Pinwheel 66 Octagon Box - Pinwheel 68 Octagon Box - Plain 69 Octagon Box - Double Pinwheel 70 Variation of Octagon Box 72 Body of Octagon Box 74 Body of Pinwheel Pattern 76 Nesting Octagon Boxes 77 Heptagon Box Heptagon Box - Flowery Pinwheel 78 Variation of Flowery Pinwheel 80 Heptagon Box - Starry Pinwheel 81 Heptagon Box - Pinwheel 82 Heptagon Box - Plain 83 Heptagon Box - Double Pinwheel 84 Body of Heptagon Box 86 Shallow Body 88 Hexagon Box Hexagon Box - Flowery Pinwheel 89 Hexagon Box - Pinwheel 90 Hexagon Box - Starry Pinwheel 91 Body of Hexagon Box 92 Deep Body 93 Hexagon Box - Steeple-crowned Cap 94 How to fold Hexagon, Heptagon, Octagon Boxes 95Japao Burajirujin www.japaoburajirujin.blogspot.com PREFACE. Origami creations are usually made from one piece of square paper but unit origami is different. It is made up of several units of folded paper, which are joined together without the use of paste. Folding these units is very easy and the method of joining them is very interesting, just like solving a puzzle. It is delightful and wonderful when unexpected intricate patterns appear in the completed works. Presented in this book are triangle, square, octagon, heptagon, hexagon boxes, and variations like flowery plates. The same units can be made to show different patterns if the method of joining is changed. It is like looking into a kaleidoscope. Now let's start making boxes, imagining the things to be put in, color schemes, and the completed shapes. The handsome boxes have charm that bring peace of mind and happiness. January 15, 1996 Tomoko FuseJapao Burajirujin List of Illustrations www.japaobur. ‘ujin.blogspot.com instruction page page 7 (left column top to bottom) OCTAGON BOX (body & lid) 72-76 SQUARE BOX - E 48~49 SMALL PLATE (in Square Box) 54-55 (right column top to bottom) HEPTAGON BOX - Pinwheel 82 HEPTAGON BOX (body) 86~88 SQUARE BOX - 1 42-43 SQUARE BOX - A (assembly 2) 32 page 8 (clockwise from top) FLOWERY PLATE 58-60 ‘TRIANGLE BOX (body & lid) 21~24 SQUARE BOX - C 38-39 PYRAMID LID with a Ribbon 28-29 page 9 (clockwise from top) OCTAGON BOX - Double Pinwheel 70-71 OCTAGON BOX (body) 74~76 HEXAGON BOX - Steeple-crowned Cap 94 FLOWERY PLATE 58-60 ‘TRAY with Stand 19~20 page 10 (from top to bottom) HEPTAGON BOX - Flowery Pinwheel "A" 80 HEPTAGON BOX (changing patterns) 79 SQUARE BOX - E 48-49 PARTITION 2 (in Square Box) 53 page 11 (from top to bottom) PYRAMID LID 26-27 DOCKING BOX - 2 18 Heart-shaped FLOWERY PLATES 61-63 page 12 (from top to bottom) DOCKING BOX - 1 (assembly B) 16-17 OCTAGON BOX(variation) 72 SQUARE BOX - D 40~41 OCTAGON BOX (body) 74-76 SQUARE BOX - E 48-49 page 13 (top, and left to right) HEXAGON BOX - Starry Pinwheel 91 SQUARE BOX - E’ with SMALL PLATE 50,54~55 SQUARE BOX - E” 51 SQUARE BOX - A (mixed assembly) 33 SQUARE BOX - 1 42-43 page 14 (clockwise from top) HEPTAGON BOX - Double Pinwheel 84 HEPTAGON BOX - Starry Pinwheel 81 HEPTAGON BOX - Pinwheel 82 OCTAGON BOX - Flowery Pinwheel 64~65 SQUARE BOX - 2 44-45 SQUARE BOX - A (variation-a) 34clockwise from top : Flowery Plate (p.60), Triangle Box (pp.22,24), Square Box C (p.39), Pyramid Lid with a Ribbon (p.29)Jando Burajirujin www.japaoburajirujin.blogspot.com Symbols sy, Crease then open again. Valley fold O Tum over, Fold forward. eS Enlargement Fold backward Mountain fold —> — Pull out. Rotate. ¢ 7 The next drawing shows a different position. = 4 Insert into pocket. KI> bh Fold so that the points indicated by the dots meet. KI 7 Pleat. <7 Eruel Lengths. _. ea the fold behind, the same as the one ‘shown in front. @. t Repeat 2 times.Docking Box 1 A simple and easy box folded from 2 pieces of paper. If you add in one more fold, you will get Box B. © @ Crease the upper layer only. Japao Burajiruj Fold the upper layer only. @ www. japaoburajirujin.blogspot.com ® © x — ae A A 16J Open to form Box B. t @ Assembly @ & | B * Flatten the box. www.japaoburajirujin. blogspot.com Fold up 90°. Make 2 units and connect as shown. ® | 17Docking Box 2 yy With a piece of rectangular paper. Rectangular paper. Crease the upper layer : 2 (x2) om — z @ Assembly @ 18HEE sTray with Stand A tray with tall stand. By changing folding lines as shown on the next page, you can change the height of the stand and size of the box. Rectangular papers can also be used. Fold in half. Fold up 90° for the sides and the stand. Fold down the upper layer. (x2) Of @ Assembly @ a b Insert (a) into (b). Slide in all the way.Japao Burajirujin —— VARIATION —— www.japaoburajirujin.blogspot.com ® ® 9 => Fold and assemble the same way as steps @-@ on page 19. Fold as in steps @-@ on page 19. RECTANGULAR PAPER (Short sideways) (Long sideways)Triangle —_—. Make a small crease line to mark 1/2 the paper. -| | 1. Crease and unfold. Box- Body The basic fold for triangle box. This basic fold is used for both the lid and the Nesting Triangle Boxes. Fold to the location point made in ©). Crease and unfold. Crease and unfold back to step 2, Fold to the orease line made in @=1 Pivot on [>, fold bottom comer ¢ to meet the top edge e. 21« 0 Tuck % under. : ®@ 4 =< Se ES Open and lift up the (x3) sides 90°, Japao Burajirujin www.japaoburajirujin. blogspot.com @ Assembly @ Insert + and trap the flap in between the layers. @ 22Triangle Box - Lid ‘The length L determines the size of the box. The side of the lid is 2 to 3 mm longer than that of the body. Use the first paper as a template for the second and third paper. o gy First paper L <—_—_—_—_—_>} SS t c Fold the left edge of @ Second paper the paper 2 to 3 mm away from the center line. Place the second and third paper on top of the first paper. Align and get the measurements from the first paper. 23(x3) BI Make 3 units and assemble them as shown on page 22. & Tuck % under. ¥ at Pere ay @ Crease and unfold back to step NANesting Triangle Boxes By changing the length of L, you can make a series of boxes, each one smaller than the previous. The maximum width of the folded flap (a) is 1/3 of the side. It is possible to make 5 or 6 nesting boxes. Large box ‘Small box 25Pyramid Lid Make the lid fit the body of the box on page 21. a @ First paper (Template) Align and get the mei apad BuUrajirujin from the fst pape www.japaoburajirujin.blogspot.com oes @ pi... ® 26Simply place %& on top of another. Once the 3 units are assembled they will not come off 1. Crease. 2. Lift up the sides. 27Pyramid Lid with a Ribbon — The lid has a ribbon on top. ® ® Begin with step 2 on p.26. Mark off the 1/2 and 1/4 Fold the top edge to the points with short crease 1/4 mark, Crease and unfold. lines. © @ Fold the top edge to the crease line made in step @), Crease and unfold. 28Note location points. (eto meete) o D4 (3) 29Square Box A ay You can get various patterns by joining the same units differently. Some boxes will look more attractive if you make them with the colors on the bottom or inside. (example as shown in (b)) | srr(Outside) K5 _ a, at)Changing the Assembly Let's change the joining of (A). Begin with step (b) on page 30. Change the joining. \ Tabs @ Assembly (2) @ (Outside) OMixed Assembly The unit (A) has two pockets, right and left and you can insert tabs into either of them. Experiment with the different ways of joining. Pockets Pookets (inside) a (Outside) www.japaoburajirujin. blogspot.com b Fe 33Variation of Square Box A Begin with step @ on page 30. c (Plain) Continue with steps Se @ to ® on page 31 34Pyramid Lid with a Ribbon (p.28) \ Square Box A variation (p.34) Square Box A variation (p.34) Square Box A variation (p.34)Square Box B Begin with step © By changing the folds of the unit of Square of (b) on page 30. Box (A), the patterns of Assembly (2) on page 32 will be reversed. Lift the right flap and fold up the side 90° Tabs a Pockets @ Assembly ® 9 =www.japaoburajirujin.blogspot.com (Outside) 37Square Box C ay A box with small ornaments on top.Square Box D ay A box with a knob. Begin with step @ ‘boa Jf Jando Burajirujin | « www. japaoburajirujin. blogspot.com Unfold and fold up the side 90°.Work out a checkered box without ornaments or a knob. @ Assembly @ Pn Pocket ' (x4) Pockets @ i) Lift the knob. 41Body of Square Box 1 ® The most simple fold and assembly. The partition is very useful. 7 (x4) Fold ¢ to Lift and make the sides stand upright. 42Partition 1 as The papers for the partition and the body are as the same size. comma) ll www.japaoburajirujin.blogspot.comBody of Square Box 2 Once the box is assembled and locked, it will be very firm and solid. 44(Outside bottom) & = x Fold the ends inside to lock. (Inside bottom) = Fold the ends | NY | C| inside to lock. < | , “ ae (Inside) @ Assembly @ 45Body of Square Box 3 EE This box is paired with Square Boxes C and D. d pa ® Japao Burajirujin } PsP yww.japaoburajirujin.blogspot.com > Qe Untold, Unfold. @ 46(Process) Ao) 2 Twist and flatten. @ (Outside bottom) Insert to join the two ends. Fold upward. @ Assembly @ 4} 7 Insert and align on A. in Be AS A A 47Body of Square Box E The small plates on page 54 will fit into this box. By changing the length of L in step @, you can make nesting boxes. S es The L is the length of the side of the box.VV Japao Burajirujin - www.japaoburajirujin.blogspot.com @ Assembly @ LZ Sth ij Lock the end by folding it inside. 49Variation of Square Box E SS Ee Begin with step on page 49. ® @ Assembly @ (x4) oS Itis possible to assemble by Sees mixing this unit with the units s of Box (E) on page 49.a E” <= Begin with step © on page 49. oOLid of Square Box E EE The L is the length of the side of the box. If you fold as in the drawing, you can get the lid of the box. If you change the length of L, you can get nesting boxes. The folding and assembly are the same as those shown on pages 49-51 Japao Burajirujin www.japaoburajirujin.blogspot.com 52Partition 2 ay If you open the center pocket, you can put something into it. It is also possible to fold the partition on page 43 like this one. ae Fold along the line 1 or 2 mm. to the right of that of the body.Small Pliec es You can put these plates into the Square Box on page 48 or use them individually. Unfold. ‘Join (a) and (b) and (Inside)Octagon Box - Flowery Pinwheel This is one of my favorite box. You need 16 pieces of paper, 8 for the body and 8 for the lid. A lot of work is required to fold all the units, but you will certainly be satisfied with the result — the gorgeous volume and the beauty in symmetry. By changing the assembly, you will get different patterns.(Inside) T 2nd unit Locked by (a). Locked by (b) SS Lock each point. (Method (a) or (b)) @ Assembly @ 2nd unit Open by joining (a) and (b). 65Octagon Box - Starry Pinwhel Change the tabs and pockets of ‘Flowery Pinwheel’ and reverse the direction of insertion. Begin with step @ on page 65. Tabs a Locked in the same way as shown on page 65: O- Pockets (Outside) Join 8 units as in the drawing. 66Japao Burajirujin www.japaoburajirujin. blogspot.com @ Mixed Assembly @ es (4 ey >) ww Ss @Octagon Box - Pinwhel Begin with step @ on page 65. @ Assembly @ Join 8 units and lock each poit on page 6:Octagon Box- Plain Plain units without patterns. You can also join them with different units. Begin with step @ on page 64. : \ Ba a (Flowery Pinwheel Type) b (Pinwheel Type) Continue with Continue with steps @ to i) steps D to © on page 65. ‘on page 68. Janao Burajirujin LX ee www.japaoburajirujin.blogspot.com 69Octagon Box - Double Pinwheel Begin with step © on page 64. 6 e By changing the assembly, you can get different patterns. (x8) @ Assembly 1 @ Pull out the o = under layer. (Outside) Q Lock each end by folding it inside.@ Assembly 2 ES) Pa YA Locked by (b). Japao Burajirujin www. Japaoburajirujin. blogspot.comVariation of Octagon Bx Make different variations by making the most of the front and back of the paper. You may mix different units to produce a variety of patterns.Octagon Box Double Pinwheel (p.71) Octagon Box variation (p.72) Octagon Box variation (p.72) Heptagon Box Flowery Pinwheel (p.79) 73Body of Octagon Box The L of 2 is the length of the side of the box. Use (3 as a template for the measurement of the other paper. After you have finished the body, work out and try to fold the lid. Fold 5 mm below the center line. (Template) gy L = the length of a side. Get the measurements Place under. from the template. 749 ® ® Ml (Continued on the next page.)2 @ Assembly ® Unfold. Join as in the drawing. Lock each end, (a) or (b), by folding it (Outside bottom) inside. CO anne Locked, using (Inside) method (b). Body of Pinwheel Patten EE Begin with step @ on page 75. The assembly is the same. = (x8) Continue with steps ~O)-« ® to @ on page 75. Mountain fold. (# to meet) 76Nesting Octagon Boxes _ SE www.japaoburajirujin.blogspot.com By changing the folded height (a), you can make nesting boxes. The L is the length of the side of the box. (Large shallow box) (Small deep box) 7778 Heptagon Box - Flowery Pinwheel (A It is difficult to fold at exact angles by this method, but the margin of error is slight. With repeated folding and joining, the error will be minimized and will not affect the whole shape. Begin with step © on page 64. Fold corner ¢ to the side « . ® Unfold and bring up the bottom layer.(Outside) 2 5 2 2 > 3 2 g 5 gS 3s 42 g2Variation of Flowery Pinwheel www.japaoburajirujin.blogspot.com 80Heptagon Box - Starry Pinwheel [A Begin with step © on page 79. ® @ @ ® (Outside) ia ® PR (x7) Fold the upper layer along the line 4 -O and open. @ Assem (Inside) «= (Outside) k each end by folding it inside. Join 7 units as shown. 81Heptagon Box - Pinwheel Begin with step ®) on page 79. £ 2 8 2 5 2 € 2 2 5 2 5 4 i 3 = 2 : € 2 Lock each end by folding it inside.Heptagon Box - Plain Combine the units of a Ay : ‘Plain’ and ‘Pinwheel’ to get different patterns. § Bi | &/ 83Heptagon Box - Double Pinwheel A Begin with step © on page 81. ® Double Pinwheel Begin with step @) on page 64. 84Japao Burajirujin www.japaoburajirujin.blogspot.com Heptagon Box Double Pinwheel (A) (p.84) Heptagon Box Double Pinwheel (B) (p.84) Hexagon Box Steeple-Crowned Cap (p.94) Hexagon Box Flowery Pinwheel (p.89) Hexagon Box Pinwheel (p.90)Body of Heptagon Box Begin with step © ‘on page 75.7) You may fold in the same See the next page {way as the steps for for the assembly. ‘Pinwheel’ on page 82.@ Assembly @ (Inside) SS Join as shown. Lock each end by folding it inside. u (Outside) O a Shallow Body Es Begin with step © Continue with ‘on page 75. steps (0 to on page 87.Hexagon Box - Flowery Pinwheel [A The basic fold is the same as that of the Octagon and Heptagon Boxes. The angle of the Hexagon Box is derived in step 2. See the next page for the assembly. Japao Burajirujin Begin with step © — www.japaoburajirujin.blogspot.com on page 64. Fold the upper layer along the . Unfold and bring up the bottom layer. 89(Inside) Join 6 units as shown. (Outside) folding it inside. Hexagon Box - Pinwheel Begin with step © on page 89. o @ 6) } ( Change the crease line from Valley to Mountain and re-fold. (Outside) (A Assemble and lock as in “Flowery Pinwheel’ (Above).Hexagon Box - Starry Pinwheel [A Begin with step 7) on page 89. Assemble and lock as in ‘Flowery Pinwheel’ (page 90). 91Body of Hexagon Box SS Begin with step ®) on page 75. www.japaoburajirujin.blogspot.com 92Deep Body Begin with step © on page 75. Continue with steps @ -@ n the left page. (Outside) When 6 units have been joined, (Inside) lock each point as shown on aS Steps ® - @ may be folded the same way as ‘Pinwheel’ on page 90. @ Assembly ® 93Hexagon Box - Steeple-crowned Cap. If you join 6 units of the Octagon Box, you can make the Steeple-crowned lid of the Hexagon Box. Try out other variations with ‘Flowery Pinwheel,’ “Starry Pinwheel,’ and ‘Mixed Assembly.’ A B From step (I) on page 65. From step @ on page 68. © co www.japaoburajirujin.blogspot.comHow to fold Hexagon, Heptagon and Octagon Boxes The drawings below show how the different angles are derived from the ‘Pinwheel.’ You will get much folding pleasure by folding a set of three different boxes. Hexagon Heptagon Octagon 9596 ORIGAMI BOOKS from Japan Publications 3D ORIGAMI: Step-by-step Illustrations by Yoshie Hatahira et al. 90 pp., 8 1/4 x 10 1/4 in., 24 pp. color, 64 pp. b/w photos and line drawings, paperback. 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