Origami Lampshade instruction

[@MariaMunoz-rz1nz]

So, so cool! You are a great teacher ❤

[@Anne-qc4kt]

Just made this. Perfect explanation, beautiful lampshade. Thank you!

[@pelicanformation3802]

Fantastic demo. Amazing.

[@ramashishkhare3180]

I'll decorate my living room with couple of these. Thanks for the tutorial. Namaste 🙏🏼

[@scott94628]

Thank you ❤ 4:43

[@edwinjun.d5906]

Thank you very much, that's pretty helpful to us.

[@margaretterris1925]

Beautiful ❤

[@athenalong]

This was FANTASTIC! Thank you!

[@chienowaorigamicreations2963]

Glad to hear you liked this video. Thank you for your comment :)

[@oliveanugraham9021]

Excellent job Tq for sharing . Just a small doubt Why in the second set three fold is not reversed .

[@lizzielizardlipz]

I just made this. It looks awesome! Thank you

[@chienowaorigamicreations2963]

How nice to hear that! Thank you for your comment 🥰

[@esperanzaulloasanchez1462]

Muchas gracias! logrado gracias a este video.

[@oliveanugraham9021]

How can I make a bigger size lampshade ? Please let me know . Thank you so much

[@chienowaorigamicreations2963]

You can simply use A3 papers instead of A4 to make larger size. Or add 2 extra A4 papers to make larger diameter. Hope it helps.

[@hoinarilaBEST]

It's really nice, the outcome is amazing. Thank you. But I found out that the 2 parts are exactly the same. The difference is that you need to rotate on of them 180 degrees to fit (I made 6 of the first type- for 3 lamps, and any 2 of them fit together perfectly when one is rotated).

[@hoinarilaBEST]

I take that back! I went as far as glue 2+2 together! and then they wouldn't fit anymore :))))) Unglueing

[@chienowaorigamicreations2963]

Hope you solve the problem ok. As I explained around 12mins mark, 2 of the parts need to be alternate to assemble (eg: this order --> First pattern, second pattern, first pattern and second pattern)

[@shohidarahmonova4591]

Rahmat

[@KimonoOnlineClasses]

Thank you for sharing this amazing video. What kind of paper should I use for a lamp shade (flame retardant?)

[@chienowaorigamicreations2963]

Ideally heat resistant paper if there is as such. Recently I discovered material called tyvek and it might work good for lampshade, but I’m not 100% sure. Apologies that I’m no expert that area, I’m only good at folding so I would recommend you to chat with paper suppliers if possible. Thanks

[@shohidarahmonova4591]

Thank you

[@chienowaorigamicreations2963]

💓💓💓

[@Zayaxa]

What are the finished dimensions of this lamp shade?

[@chienowaorigamicreations2963]

Approx 20cm diameter and 15cm height. If you use A3 papers then can be bigger but I never made it. I just did a quick calculation and I am guessing it will be approx 28.3cm diameter and 21cm height. Hope I am not wrong.

[@tristanjohnaguinoas4634]

What is the materials for doing that?

[@chienowaorigamicreations2963]

I am using normal papers for this. However they are high quality papers of paper weight 120gsm, stronger paper than photocopier papers. Hope I answered your question. Thank you.

[@alexfil2064]

It’s nice but you’ll have to find a solution for the overlapping joints. When the light is on it shows and it does not look good at all 😬

[@chienowaorigamicreations2963]

The solution is to use long paper, though there will still be one strip overlapping. Alternatively, you could incorporate the overlapping section into the design by using a cute-shaped punch or cutting out shapes to create a decorative effect.

[@nommeblomme]

Prøv at Hør her min ven du er squ da smart du folder den lampe skærm som var det en rittersport