Origami Spread Hex Tessellation (Eric Gjerde) - normal speed collapsing

This video is the same from the Acorn tutorial, but now the steps on collapsing are completely on normal speed
Acorn tutorial: • Origami Acorn (Beth Jo...
Spread Hex Tesselation designed by Eric Gjerde. From the book "Origami Tessellations" and also on his website: www.origamitess...
(also designed by Yoshihide Momotani)
Difficulty level: Intermediate
My paper:
15cm x 15cm before cutting into hexagon (7,5cm each side)
Copper Tissue Foil (you can buy it here: goo.gl/dhVqv1)
(special paper is not required, you can use any paper)
Follow on Facebook: / joorigami
Instagram: / jonakashima
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[@theren8311]

This is one of the most beautiful pieces I've seen so far. yes it isn't a complicated creature, but the continuous shapes, effort, and time that goes into makes it so beautiful.

[@PedroThePanda64]

Agreed.

[@songofcello]

Wise

[@jundanliang877]

Agreed

[@warning209]

Agreed

[@-spicy_avocados4678]

Its really fun to make too!

[@jonakashima]

This is the same from the Acorn Tutorial, but now collapsing all in normal speed as some people requested

[@WarlordX7]

where did you get this paper from?? i used normal paper and it got holes in it. from the sound of the paper it seems it is thicker thank regular paper. and i love your work. i have made almost all the things you have made :)

[@SupperOsum]

WarlordX7 Hi, he answers that question in the description. However, if you live in the US and would rather get it from a store, Blick is a good place to look. No guarantees on availability though.

[@WarlordX7]

SupperOsum awesome! thanks alot

[@michaelgross5319]

WarlordX7 The paper is actually thinner than normal printer paper (This one is 60 gsm, printer paper is 80 gsm) but it sounds like that because it has a foil layer.

[@quichichian]

Endorse your idea sensi Nakashima This video is very illustrative, not to lose several times that is where we get stuck and probably several of us cost us about 10 hours to folding the model are we like as seen when the video runs at normal speed. Luckily we have not given up and we could finish the whole tessellation collapsed. In conclusion I can say that the acorn is a very entertaining and perfect model for this holiday season. With 3 or 4 acorns adorn the Christmas tree. Thumbs up the video thanks

[@justanannoyingcat1546]

This was literally the origami I had the most fun with yet. Seriously, it's awesome. Fold it too if you haven't yet!

[@jonakashima]

😀

[@lindagilpinandroncarlson738]

Thank you! It took me many hours of trying and lots of torn paper but my finished model is beautiful! I would send you a photo if I knew how on here. Hint for first timers: It really makes a difference which way the flaps are folded to be able to visialize the next hex!

[@perogitoilet2062]

did it in 3 hours but man every time I did a section of it I wanted to show everyone how cool it looked!!! :)

[@reyanshcameron3086]

i guess it's kinda randomly asking but do anyone know a good place to watch newly released tv shows online?

[@ashers8]

Hehe

[@seonaelizabethcoster8465]

I've now watched this demonstration several times whilst in the middle of a pain flare, and every time it helps me to relax and focus on something other than my pain. Next time, I'm determined to get a go at folding it. ..

[@alanjimcy2441]

Here's the timestamps for the different layers 1st layer: 8:50 2nd layer: 13:17 3rd layer: 19:50 4th layer: 25:30 5th layer: 28:25 6th layer: 35:28

[@pizzabg8469]

Wow cool man

[@NoorUsman.]

Thanks

[@rillafy7966]

I skipped to the middle and said nope two years later I have done it!

[@johnmarkfrancisco9889]

Me 1 week

[@Smithl325749]

After three weeks of trying to fold this tessellation I finally have learned to fold it. Thanks a bunch. I am ready to fold another tessellation. Really.

[@TheMetatronGirl]

Your tutorials are wonderful. Every model I've folded from your tutorials has been successful, first time. I deeply appreciate your time and effort in filming them! Thank you so much for sharing your incredible talent and skill with us on KZbin!

[@orimaster09]

no words are adequate to praise the creativity of the designer. also heartfelt thanks to demonstrate it in so simple,easy way. thanks a zillion times..

[@Tony_8808]

This is Awesome ( Jo Nakashima ) Thank-You so much for it. This Tutorial is Greatly Appreciated by me and many other Fans of Yours. :D

[@canvastic]

Did it! This is my first ever tesselation! Thanks, Jo!

[@TheMetatronGirl]

SD Origami. Me, too! I've been folding for over 30 years, but had never tried tesselations.

[@ClovisMint]

Elise Lebens-Bohn my first tessalation as well

[@saradhakannan]

took me 1 hour but 100% worth it. It is so satifying to fold the tiny long pieces AMAZING

[@mankosan6737]

Looks awesome i'll have to try it! (Also is this hexangularly symmetrical? My eyes are having a hard time seeing the pattern)

[@annettepainter1134]

I love this model, spent ages trying different paper, finally found some extra strong super thin white wrapping paper from Switzerland, I am so pleased with the result, thanks again.

[@jenniferlambert3886]

Can you provide the brand name of this product?

[@erikrodrigojimenezvazquez4367]

I've finished!, It just take me four hours.

[@jimmyrenner]

QUE IMPRESIONANTE DISEÑO Y SOBRE TODO LA PACIENCIA.

[@audreiseishere-randomness6237]

Erik Rodrígo Jiménez Vázquez no biggy ;) 😂

[@missycat7467]

What size was your sheet of paper

[@juanguentenguea.gonzalez737]

Good for you

[@diamondgelato]

I TOOK FOUR HOURS TO COMPLETE THIS TOOOO

[@amazontiger1568]

This was really fun to make. It's a beautiful design. I was was a bit hesitant to try it because it looked complicated and difficult to do, but it was pretty easy imo, just takes some time to do all the folds.., I did it on my first try. The instructions were very clear, thank you

[@junystartv1489]

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[@amazontiger1568]

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[@imogenl6454]

took me an hour and a half, 3rd time around. I agree with other comments, a really satisfying one to fold

[@cmire265]

First did with 16 divisions. Helped me to understand the structure. Then did with 32 divisions. Hurrah! I did it. Found a few missteps by holding it up to light so I could correct before collapsing next layer. Will do another with better paper & super accurate precreasing (I hope). Thank you for great video. Lovely model.

[@Smithl325749]

When you say you did it with 16 divisions do you mean you folded the tessellation having only 16 divisions?

[@DerpicleGaming]

That.... is a lot of triangles.

[@WesternWxyzvv]

OMG ITS P-21

[@krystynastryuk3806]

DerpicleGaming true

[@PentameronSV]

*X-Files theme music plays*

[@juanguentenguea.gonzalez737]

I know right

[@magortokes5411]

Hexagons

[@klara784]

Thank you for the very good understandable video without speaking

[@nicnakpattywhack5784]

!O! this is the COOLEST Tessellation Origami I've made so far!!!!!!!!

[@nathanadams9675]

This is absolute artwork here

[@jonakashima]

:D

[@nathanadams9675]

I have to thank you I love everything you do and I make some of them. And when I do all of my friends and family love my creations. I make mine look like yours but it is still your idea.

[@jonakashima]

I'm happy to know that

[@tanmaymantri2297]

English

[@1.4142]

You can go even further to make Star Puffs, right?

[@kenvindeptrai]

It's insane, I love to qatch all of vids from you, love jo

[@EricGjerde]

Nice video - I like this model very much :) You did a very good job of explaining it!

[@yobis08]

your designs are truly inspiring! thankyou for your contributions to origami!

[@payalahuja2622]

Eric Gjerde .

[@burak1382]

I tried it... And I edned up with 32x32x32 folded hexagon. BIG shutout to you... You are genius! Edit: I actualy didn't tried that but I think I didn't that far from true

[@kshitijbhat4454]

very well narrated.easily understandable for beginners

[@pandaandy067]

eyy mate, there is only the sound of paper...

[@youtubedecarlos4284]

Am I the only one who is concerned about how red his fingertips are getting from creasing so much?

[@luizguilherme8416]

Yo're not the only or were... Dawn 5 years.....

[@SteveTK420]

impossible to follow at 14:28 no visible or audible instruction just pointing. very frustrating after trying half a dozen times I tore it and threw it away update: I folded it again and this time it worked. I had to almost go second by second pausing figure out how to collapse this thing. I don't know how many hours this took me...far far far longer than the 24 minutes this video took

[@molliemont]

er, you can use captions for instructions it says that at the beginning.

[@niteshvarma6901]

Amazing 😍 Which paper was using?

[@jaejeong8911]

Made it! The model was simple and the tutorial was easy to follow! Thanks Jo!

[@thomaspigg306]

This is a awesome model and very thorough video, I just dont have the patience for it. A job well done Sir!

[@EricVigier-madfolder]

Origami Spread Hex Tessellation : Yoshihide Momotani , 1969

[@willhensman1267]

I finally made my first tessellation ever! Thanks Jo

[@carrsus1]

Where do you get that kind of foil paper from? It's not like the kind that comes with regular origami paper.

[@silhjones]

hey jo when your folding he grid instead of doing the 32x32 twice can we just make the fan the first time around

[@lolololololol5382]

I just finished it! I didn't think I could make it but I did and it looks badass

[@sachinharit196]

Jo , you are the Einstein of Origami Speechless tessellation 😶😶

[@klauspeter2199]

Wow, nice. It's really easy to follow along. Nice tutorial

[@jonakashima]

Thanks so much 😊

[@klauspeter2199]

@@jonakashima I made a little painted one. I think it looks neat so I wanted share it: www.dropbox.com/s/cldi7x3650gp74x/DSC_0261.jpg?dl=0

[@ms-h7617]

Does it matter if you fold the flap down on left or right hand side. Some go one way and some another.

[@poomuenchen]

🙏🏽 thank you. Beautiful model and awesome presentation

[@alijoseveraciertaveraciert8576]

Tus Origamis son los mejores a nivel bajo pero enseñan demasiado es más asta parecen complejos Saludos desde Venezuela y que tengas una buena navidad

[@antonionocco2710]

I finally made it! Great tutorial Jo, thank you!

[@emanuelpollak1440]

Сильно. Мастер! Спасибо. Давно наблюдаю за Вашими работами.

[@itsmesoru]

The amount of folds won't really affect the outcome, correct? Instead of 32 folds for each side, I can do less (ex. 16), right?

[@tinmendez4121]

+Lisote it would affect the size of the finish fold. I tried to do it with 16, it looks too small and the effect wasn't quite there because the pattern wasn't as apparent if it would have been repeated more.

[@bhanumathiachanta6795]

Origami spread hex is some thing like magic

[@Nightmare-cn7mt]

Does this tesselation follow golden ratio rule?

[@w3day00]

i just finished mine and it looks so good! thank you for sharing this

[@adolfotomascastrillon5731]

is this paper made with actuall copper or is only the looks

[@sebw.7892]

I love your videos and have had great success on several of your other videos. I have seen you use this paper before and was wondering where you got it.

[@tanmaymantri2297]

hey, jo nakashima ,don't you ever get tired of making origami because since you are an adult and your job [real] might interfere with your origami. does anyone in your house ever scold you for these origami? how do you remember all these steps? if I ask you to make an origami which you made 6 to 7 years back, can you make it without forgetting any steps? what is your job anyway? I am your biggest follower

[@jonakashima]

Yes, I do get tired and I often take breaks from origami. I don't remember the steps of my own models except the latest one and some that I fold often (dragon, butterfly) Making these videos is my real job

[@erik_the_epik742]

So could a I fold it into 16 instead of 32 parts for less hexagons?

[@origamiguy]

jo, your the most awesome-est (if that's a word) youtuber i know.

[@tanmaymantri2297]

It is not a word

[@gregoryskaff4718]

Beautiful Job! Can't wait to do it myself!!!

[@jonakashima]

Thank you

[@Adrien99TM]

thank you for your great tutorial but where you buy your origami paper?

[@jonakashima]

Link on the video description ;)

[@shobharadhakrishnan7457]

my summer vacation started n this is such an awesome way to pass my tym I can't wait to make it 😃😃😃😃😃😃

[@theren8311]

I did it :) Took me 6hrs, and 9mins using a 45x45 cartridge paper.

[@readingisgrowing3311]

this thing looks badass!

[@librarychair]

This is an amazing video. Thank you so much for making such clear instruction.

[@pradeepthi1983]

Can we use a 20 by 20 paper??

[@jonakashima]

yes

[@bryanwheeler8637]

i love this. using this for my art class with some creativity to it :) thanks

[@lionelheisler4887]

Took me a while because I was trying my best to be really precise with my folding, but I just completed it! :] 10/10 would fold again

[@lionelheisler4887]

3 years later, I'm coming back to make more of these. Probably my favorite tesselation tbh!

[@SanjayVarmaPlus]

Just a few more folds and you will be left with just six single triangles sticking out at the edges which can easily be folded in, then you will have only the stacked hexagons in the correct pattern visible - nothing else sticking out.

[@jamieduong1517]

I tried doing it with 16 lies instead of 3, less time consuming and still works.

[@jayyang340]

how do you do the last collapsing on the first hexagon?

[@jayyang340]

2 years late, which is now, I finally did it!

[@sajanpatel4956]

Jay Yang Congratulations!

[@jayyang340]

@@sajanpatel4956 Thankyou!

[@luisangelrinconcueto9337]

a easy and beautiful tessellation, a like

[@lucasw4133]

I was wondering if there exists an origami technique that can fold a paper in the horizontal and verticale direction indepetently with a minimum of influencing resp. the vertical and horizontal folding direction?

[@jonakashima]

I don't understand what you meant

[@lucasw4133]

I mean a structure that, if you pull for example in the vertical direction, the structure won't (or neary) expand in the horizontal direction. Vice versa, if you would pull in the horizontal direction, the structure's dimentions stays (almost) the same in the vertical direction.

[@jaredkon7827]

I did it with foil paper and it looks AMAZING

[@jonakashima]

:D

[@FutureAIDev2015]

Is this paper actually backed with copper metal?

[@jonakashima]

nope, it's just the color

[@AbhishekSharma-fx1kw]

Hey Jo....can one make it using a 64x64 grid Will it look good..??

[@fessafamous5094]

Can you please tell me where to get that exact paper??:)

[@BRNRDNCK]

that is amazing- thank you so much for the wonderful tutorial- and what paper is that?

[@jonakashima]

Copper tissue foil from origami-shop (link on the video description)

[@aparnnamanoj9010]

that is awesome!

[@maxxbatterton512]

:O Tried Making One: Bad Mistake

[@aparnnamanoj9010]

how bad was it on a scale of 1-10? :)

[@maxxbatterton512]

a 6 or 7 :O

[@ianbcnp]

Thank you - that took me a while but it was very satisfying to eventually get the hang of it. I look forward to making the model from something nicer than 6" white kami :-)

[@ankushsingh5288]

Jo nakashima where did you buy the paper plss tell it to me thx. Reply??

[@jonakashima]

+harpinder singh it's from origami-shop, there is a link in the video description

[@digibloonmon8979]

I did it!!!!!!! I used 8" regular origami paper. First try too!!!

[@lisacs83]

I don't have particularly sweaty hands (!) but any large or complicated pieces like this sometimes don't work out as well as I'd like because my finger tips are too... oily? Or rather they're just warm, and the heat makes the paper more fragile. I always wash my hands first, but I tend to use 'tools' a lot more. Annoying.

[@Jabberwocky869]

Thanks so much!!!! Time consuming but not as difficult as I thought it would be

[@jonakashima]

:D

[@adriantee5219]

Cant make it.

[@turtlelore2]

Try to use bigger paper. Makes the folds easier

[@saraha180]

Sup Dawg! I herd u liek triangles so I put some triangles in your triangles so you can have triangles when you paper.

[@jhc01]

*YO DAWG*

[@brandon.d]

Harry Jun YO DOGE

[@blackie348]

I see you put a lot of work in your videos. They are very helpful :D Thanks (subscribed)

[@NathanRichan]

How do you know which direction to fold the flaps..?

[@jonakashima]

I think I always fold away from the corner (considering the nearest corner) I'm not sure if this is a rule, but you can always change easily later

[@NathanRichan]

Thanks, I'll try that next time. I've been folding this model for a while now, and never understood which way to fold the flaps.. I had to go back and fix them all each time I folded it!

[@Dragonling666]

Jo I can't watch the video it says sorry this video is not available on device :(

[@Renaissance-fw1ox]

Are you answering comments right now

[@biglaze5610]

Hey Jo what country do you live in

[@anuvette]

Make tutorials on more tessellations please

[@Adonai2402]

grandioso!! dure 3 horas y medias, pero lo logre. excelente tuto.

[@wedgythewedges5489]

any other way to make a hexagon?

[@adambajuzik3732]

The link on her page isnt working anymore

[@SteveTK420]

I had a much better experience doing this a second time. I'm going to try and use it to make the acorn.

[@eashw]

I cut a hexagon from a 15 cm square and folded this model. The squares of the 32-grid are so small!

[@user-xh3eg4tj7v]

I thought there are gonna be near-impossible parts…but it’s just dividing the paper into 32 sections! Which I don’t really like to do, by the way. Overall, amazing model! (Except the dividing part lol, but that’s necessary so I won’t really care)

[@SUBSWITHNOVIDEOS-jg8mm]

Was a little frustrating, but yay! I did it!!

[@jonakashima]

+Restricted Cereal 😃

[@sss123xyz]

which size after hexagon

[@mildredmartinez8843]

masterfully done.

[@selenagrande1714]

This looks hard but I'm gonna give it a try to make the acorn :) thx for uploading

[@happinessinlife4533]

where did you get the paper?

[@oalu]

Took 2 hrs just to crease paper and make that triangulat grid😢😢😢

[@SP-ic3km]

Can you make a playlist and more videos for tessellation? Please anwser me.