Origami Tessellation Instructions: Triphilia (Robin Scholz)

[@wolfgangyoung6309]

i really like her style of teaching. She makes things simple enough for a beginner but not too slow for more advanced folders.

[@robinscholz7981]

+Wolf Lupke totally agreed :-)

[@ms-h7617]

I love that you tell us starting and then final page size. It's so helpful. You are awesome!

[@Happyfolding]

Thanks, I'm glad you find it helpful!

[@nagalakshmi-gp6mk]

I love your narration and your way of making things look simpler in origami. Love your tutorials 😍

[@Happyfolding]

Thanks, I'm really glad you like my presentation style.

[@matthieuchevalier8636]

Thanks it was a great tutorial I did it at home first tesselation completed. 🙏

[@ТатьянаАхметова-т2я]

Hi, Sara. Thank's for your video. My son 6 years old like origami and make complicated origami on your lessons.

[@devvyas6751]

6??!??!?!

[@yobis08]

beautifully presented, clear and helpful video as always Sarah Adams!! Thankyou for doing what you do!!! :)

[@arnavbarman8832]

it was my first tessellation... it took me about an hour to make this model.... but it was worth all that time & the result is just amazing !!! thanks

[@Happyfolding]

Congrats!

[@arnavbarman8832]

@@Happyfolding if I have to make the triangle grid on a very big sheet like a chart paper or so how should I start creasing ?

[@andreaplate5526]

Just finished. You are a amazing teacher!

[@Happyfolding]

Congrats on completing the fold!

[@SuperOm1234]

I love your videos! Thank you, you're a star. Just recently got into making tessellations and I'm doing this one next.

[@yobis08]

fantastic video tutorial for a stunning piece! Thankyou Sarah Adams

[@robinscholz7981]

@Amy Cheng - if you look at the situation at 10:10 you already have 1/3 of a star puff. just don't sink the tip and push up the remaining 2 sides.

[@rosaliacubillos7452]

Gracias Sars Adams. Con sus vídeos he realizado muchas figuras y mis estudiantes también. Son muy claros y a pesar de no entender el idioma, he podido entenderlos. Que Dios la bendiga y le dé mucha prosperidad.

[@dhruvanchan5615]

This one needs a smash at the like button.i just love it

[@1alexmthemurraynator]

I made a couple of these. they're really fun to make! thanks for sharing!!! xx

[@Happyfolding]

Glad you enjoyed the video and the model!

[@poomuenchen]

Thank you for the video. For a 32 grid, what is the starting point?

[@masonreever731]

I'm gonna definitely make this model

[@QuestionTheQuestion]

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[@amycheng971]

How do you turn this model into the star puff?

[@toddsovey4063]

Can you teach the 'Verkantet' tessellation by Robin Scholz?

[@kianamousavi3965]

How can I fold point to point? I didn't get it when it got fast !

[@zavas69]

Greetings! Thank you for a wonderful tutorial :) Is there a chance you could share a more in depth explanation on how to finish triphilia? I'm having a really hard time with the outside triangles... Can't figure out how to finish them all.. Is there an exact order in wich I should proceed after making a corner at 9:20 in your video?

[@Lautaromurua1023]

Nice... I will try this week... I use kami paper allways and get good efects...

[@DeerheartStudioArts]

the star puff link doesn’t work

[@kiks12]

Hi Sara I only have Kami paper and only 15x15cm can you recommend projects that I can make with it and where in Germany I can buy other good paper but not to expensive

[@Happyfolding]

+Tardis Companion (Clara) You can always buy wrapping paper and cut it to squares yourself. Kraftpapier has very distinct, thin lines, and is excellent for folding: www.happyfolding.com/paper-review_kraft - this post includes some images of models I folded using that paper. As to recommended projects, it really depends on your preference and folding skill. Kami is suitable for a wide range. Modulars should almost all be possible and most, if not all, models I classify as intermediate or lower. For an easy way to filter by difficulty, check www.happyfolding.com/videos?video_type=24 -- hope this helps!

[@shobhagolchha475]

Mam pls show how to fold the grid of 16 by 16

[@shobhagolchha475]

Pls mam

[@jan-andreohlert6674]

Hallo Sarah kannst du bitte ein Video machen wo du die Stelle ab 09:21 nochmal langsam und im Detail zeigst?

[@jan-andreohlert6674]

Weil ich ab dann nicht weiterkam und das Modell weggeschmissen habe weil ich es mehrmals versucht habe und es nicht ging.

[@DavidRibaltaVideos]

I don't know how to make the grid, can someone show me how to do it pls?

[@Happyfolding]

Check out 1:37 of the video to follow the first steps. Then always half the distance between either two crease lines, or between a corner and the first crease line on the hexagon. You can also view kzbin.info/www/bejne/qKLGk4GBjM6mnpo which explains how to accurately fold a square grid. The same tips apply for folding a triangle grid accurately. Hope this helps!

[@choiinsu4596]

What's That for Brown spots on your hands?

[@Happyfolding]

Freckles.

[@clairekohanski3833]

Hi Sara, After many tries I finally was able to finish one.. Thank you for a great tutorial

[@Happyfolding]

+Claire Kohanski Congrats!

[@dribalz]

Sara, I'm confused. In the video you state this is a jumping off point for the Star Puff by Ralf Konrad. I clicked on that video and noticed the division of 16th's proceeded along the base of a hexagon, but in the Triphelia you had the precreasing done point to point. Will the Star Puff work if creased from point to point and not edge to edge?

[@ianluk6385]

I tried with a 32X32 grid, somehow it didn't work despite the fact that I had done one with a 16X16 grid just before.

[@edwardholmes91]

Hi Sara, thank you for another wonderful video! I look forward to folding this, I'm just debating whether I want to go with a 32 division grid or not!

[@pp-ko8nz]

What happens if I fold edge to edge and not corner to corner?

[@Happyfolding]

The triangle twists at the edge will be partly cut off, rather than aligning with the edge of the model. It doesn't look as clean, but you may like the look, still.

[@jlsa2386]

its very nice and awesome model ☺

[@Pufferzsola]

yaaaay... video again!!! :)

[@0gengar0]

#myfirst I was looking for an origami snowflake and saw this wonderfull triangles. I was trying to make tesselations before, but wasn't successfull. This video helped me a lot, thank you ps: video about cutting hexagon from rectangle is one of the most usefull youtube videos I've seen

[@Happyfolding]

I'm glad I could help and also that the videos on basics are just as appreciated!

[@JonathanShSl]

This is an amazing model! I already made like 12 or so. Any other recommendations for nice backlit models?

[@Happyfolding]

+JonathanShSl Most tessellations have a wonderful backlighting effect. Have you tried the Celtic Circle by Robin Scholz? Or Mystery by Ilan Garibi? Or Five-and-Four by Eric Gjerde? There's videos on KZbin for all these models and I find their backlighting effect especially striking.

[@JonathanShSl]

+happyfolding.com - enjoy origami online Yes, i've tried celtic circle, but none of the others. Thanks you :) i will try them

[@eannoronha3419]

Triangle twist tesselation

[@HandMadeOrigami]

BIG LIKE!

[@paulgdr9068]

Which paper do you recommend ?

[@robinscholz7981]

+. Gorifez basically any paper will do. for a first try copy paper is good enough.

[@pratyushgolchha9661]

Pls tell me how to divide grid into 16 pls of this video for this I m not able to fold this model pls mam mam pls pls thnk u for teaching us origami love from India pls

[@antonionocco2710]

Please, the fold you make at 12.00 is called "spread fold? I found it in another model, and it drove me crazy... nice video, anyway!

[@CarlsonChoo]

I like backlight view

[@WindowsHacks78]

it looks so gooood :)

[@antonionocco2710]

Just made the bigger version. looks like my dog used it as a chew bone, but I thought it would have been harder. I'll do better next time.

[@Lucy-ng7cw]

Nice. I'm going to try 32 grid now that I did 16

[@theblueguy3761]

beautiful :-)

[@amycheng971]

:D this video was amazing

[@ChrisLott]

Confused: you say to make all folds in both directions so they are genderless but then later you refer to the mountain folds?

[@robinscholz7981]

+Chris Lott (fncll) the "genderless" creases are important for the gird lines because you don't know beforehand which part of a grid line will be mountain and which will be valley in the final model. if you make them genderless they will move easily in either direction. later, when you fold the pattern, you may well use the grid lines as mountain folds.

[@MarkBlease]

#myfirst i remember making a bunch of these in different colors and hanging them on my christmas tree

[@Happyfolding]

That sounds wonderful!

[@Siphx_n]

Is it just me or does that look like the Star of David?

[@jorgeceballos6899]

deberias de hacer marcas porque no se entiende grcias

[@Happyfolding]

I believe the recording quality is high enough now that I do not mark the paper anymore. Sometimes drawing in crease lines can be more distracting than helpful, especially as the model progresses.

[@dantecastrogarro53]

#myfirts I still want to try this lol

[@Happyfolding]

It's actually not that difficult a tessellation, so if you feel comfortable with folding an accurate grid, do try folding this model!

[@Ghost2T]

[@Happyfolding]

Yes, it's totally a model to fall in love with!

[@nnniv]

oh God what kind of skin condition is that ?

[@Happyfolding]

+niv Roh Freckles?

[@nnniv]

hi sara