Snapology Icosahedron (Heinz Strobl)

[@VyxtheBat]

cool! I used this technique to create a truncated icosahedron with 6 triangles instead of hexagons. took a lot of time, but was definitely worth it! thanks!

[@DeathlyTired]

What a pleasant surprise to wake up and find a new EZ Origami video has been posted after so long. Lost none of the touch, I see. Still the same very clear, thorough and easy to follow, well produced content. Thank you.

[@EzOrigami]

Honestly, it is a pleasant surprise to wake up to comments like this the day after posting something new. I'm glad you enjoyed the video, and thank you for your continued support!

[@themadnesscrew1]

This one looks really complex but once you started explaining step by step it was waay too easy. Thanks for the video!

[@bannguyen5057]

I like your most! Because you always give inf. on what type, color, size of paper, and you demonstration very clear. Thank you very much! I will make this model soon.

[@EzOrigami]

Thank you for the kind words, I'm glad you enjoyed the video!

[@fayegoldman9593]

Very nicely done. I've been making Snapology models for a while, and yours is the best instructions I've seen on the web. My book/kit (Geometric Origami) gives instructions for the icosahedron and 14 additional models. I'll reference your video when asked about on-line instructions.

[@EzOrigami]

Great to hear from you, Faye. I'm so glad you like the video! I'm not sure if you recall, but you were actually the first person to teach me this technique (using ribbons) at a local origami meeting. In fact, my first ribbon snapology icosahedron can be seen in the introduction to the video. Congratulations on your book/kit, I will be sure to add a link in the video description and on my website to send some of my viewers your way!

[@bannguyen5057]

Thank Evan, I have make hundred of this model in many colors in both constitutional and connectors, I hung them on a cut off tree branch which inserted in a vase with sand and stones. It is very pretty decor piece. I like your instructions, clear and full of informations, easy to follow.

[@EzOrigami]

Sounds like a great way to display this design! Thanks for your feedback, I really appreciate it.

[@johnhobson8002]

Fantastic project. Took my time and in the end I accomplished a really nice looking model. Thanks for the clear instructions.

[@alicecyx]

finally you are back!! missing you a lot!!! where have you been for the past 9 months!!! really glad that you are back. love your voice and clear explanation. hope you can upload frequently! thanks.

[@avnishhirani]

Quite repetitive...but an amazingly simple model using the idea of connecting modules! For once, the name 'EzOrigami' means something! Well done on the explanation Evan! Much simpler than your other tutorials! Keep it up! :D

[@EzOrigami]

Thanks a lot, I'm glad you enjoyed it!

[@CezarConstantinescu]

This model is awesome!!! You should more tutorials with this technique!!!

[@dhanmci]

yeah!

[@kaylee9118]

Sorry I am so late but can construction paper work? Because that is the only kind of colored paper up have.

[@jerryzodl1318]

Nice work as always Evan!

[@bannguyen5057]

Thank so much for your instructions, very clear and informational, paper side and color, etc.

[@JoseMeeusen]

Thanks for this tutorial. You make it so easy to follow! When locked the paper springs at both ends we call it "muizentrapje" (dutch) which means mice ladder :-).

[@dhanmci]

really well explained

[@mohammedal-saeedi9853]

thans a lot >>> i made it step by step ))) i liked the way you explained thanks again

[@carlopasta3]

congratulation for your wonderful exposition. i am looking forward to your video tutoring on your flower tesselation. keep up the good work ciao

[@livialivwu]

thxs for making these videos there so much easier to do and after trying so many other videos

[@edwardholmes91]

Great video as always Evan! I love how clear your instructions are. I folded this model from Faye E. Goldman's book Geometric Origami, it comes with instructions for 15 models and 750 strips of patterned paper. Although I have to admit, the way you added the last five triangular prisms looked a lot easier than the way it was explained in the book! It's great to see your KZbin galleries back online :) I notice a couple of my folds there :D On another note, I finished folding your Star Icosahedron and I have to say, it's a truly wonderful model! Looks fab! I will have to send you a picture of it when I get the time. Did you get my message on Flickr about it and some other ideas I had for similar units?

[@dannyholmes3004]

Hello ! Watching your video , question ! Is there any gluing to be done to hold the flaps down when starting out ? Please respond thanks !

[@michellesleight4155]

you make it so easy to follow along

[@OmkarBhat2807]

Thank you very much Sir.. My son Omkar Bhat 12 years old did this craft..

[@hfptnrf1986]

Всё получилось, благодарю (:

[@malaminocha4630]

Brilliant! Very well explained

[@djboyerickhdz23]

Hey Evan I like your videos I can't wait to see more coming in your channel -Erick

[@dacttes]

Thank you for this video. It's amazing!!!

[@ScubDomino]

Hooray, you swapped the "Hello" to "Hey Guys" XD Btw, I would really like to see the Ousa2014 Video. Kinda wanna see Byriah's stuff XD

[@EzOrigami]

I'm currently working on putting videos together for the OUSA 2014 Convention and the Surface to Structure Exhibition this summer-- stay tuned! :)

[@ScubDomino]

StS exhibit must be an awesome event! :D

[@Daniel-os1er]

I love your vids and this was really cool thank you!!!!!!!!!

[@EzOrigami]

You're very welcome! Thank you for watching-- more videos soon to come! :)

[@polarpuff2651199]

EzOrigami great stuff man. Keep vids coming

[@alanzhang6949]

EzOrigami why did you not upload a video in like 6 months?

[@EzOrigami]

alan zhang Unfortunately, I've had little time to focus on origami for the past few months because of my intense work/college schedule. However, I plan on publishing videos much more regularly from here on out! Stay tuned, I have plenty of great new videos lined up!

[@alanzhang6949]

EzOrigami plz make a tutorial for the logarithmic spiral origami! It looks cool!!!

[@alanzhang6949]

EzOrigami can you teach us how to make the "logarithmic spiral origami?"

[@livialivwu]

what do u do if u don't have us letter paper

[@gearspinss8646]

+Livia Wu I just used A4 printer paper(different colours) and it worked really well so you can just use that.

[@sharonbroderick4048]

very nice! thank you!

[@MGB1000]

Great video

[@samanthabravo6849]

with pentagons please :( (but this is an awesome tutorial I love you haha)

[@legoorigamimania]

More videos please !!!

[@EzOrigami]

Stay tuned, more videos on the way! :)

[@michaeltaylor4853]

Ten years later

[@jasonnguyen2598]

Your voice sound different

[@sandylee8097]

Awesome

[@MrSuitaman]

GOOD！

[@judycheney4976]

awesome video but it took me 3 hours to make :(

[@x4darkshadow162]

3rd comment

[@MaskingTapeOYO]

this took so long to make ._.

[@slackerboyinc.4496]

GOSH YOURE SOOOO SLOWW AF

[@mihailazar2487]

Just use speed 1.5

[@sandylee8097]

That's ironic your name is Slacker.. and u complain about the video being slow 😁

[@kaiminglee1272]

talk toi much