Origami Crease Pattern Class 1 (Part 1)

The first part of Crease Pattern class 1 covers basic Elias Stretches (Neil Elias). The Crease Patterns shown in this video are linked below.
Class 1 Crease Patterns: bit.ly/OBB_CPClass1
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[@Lollerlol12]

Thank you for this, it truly helps!

[@OrigamiByBoice]

Thanks Nathan! I'm glad it is helping :)

[@pedoiq9305]

Awesome tutorial! Thank you so much! 🙏

[@OrigamiByBoice]

My pleasure!!! Glad you enjoy!

[@SardineBreath28]

Awesome video, can tell you're very knowledgeable and talented at teaching!

[@OrigamiByBoice]

Thank you!!

[@user-bw5gm6wm4n]

great video for beginners! thank you!

[@OrigamiByBoice]

Great to hear! You are welcome!

[@khrysz7433]

Thanks for these. Really helpful.

[@OrigamiByBoice]

No worries! Im glad they helped!

[@vivaviiv]

Thanks a lot for the content and the great pedagogy:)

[@OrigamiByBoice]

Toghrul Karimov you are welcome! Im glad it helps 😁

[@Erebus-qu8mu]

This is so helpful! I've attempted some crease patterns on my own and got stuck every time so this series is going open lots of doors, thanks.

[@OrigamiByBoice]

Thats great to hear! Glad it is helping :)

[@jezzedean325]

Very helpful!

[@OrigamiByBoice]

😁

[@JuanAguilar-iz6dl]

Very useful. Nice work.

[@OrigamiByBoice]

Glad it was helpful!

[@TheFolderOrigami]

Really helpful! Thank you so much! I know this is part one so you might have planned a video on what I'm about to suggest anyway. Can you show what the different coloured lines mean. Red and blue are mentioned but what about for example grey? Thanks!

[@OrigamiByBoice]

Ah, The grey lines in my examples are the grid lines. So for the first two examples that are 8x8 grid, it just represents where you folded your grid so you know where to precrease if the red and blue lines were not drawn in. Grey lines are called auxiliary lines. They help you with reference points but aren't collapsed or folded in the final model

[@TheFolderOrigami]

@@OrigamiByBoice Yes! I was aware of that! What always confuses me are the different coloured lines on Lang's crease patterns. While folding his yellow jacket I had a look at the crease pattern to see if I could learn something. The grey lines he uses were precreased in the diagrams and collapsed but later unfolded. There were some other ones that were collapsed like the normal mountain and valleys though. And I've never understood why he used them. I hope this time I was clearer and thanks in advance 😉

[@OrigamiByBoice]

@@TheFolderOrigami Ah I just looked up the crease pattern as well. Its very interesting what lang uses. He uses red for both mountain and valley with the dotted for valley. It seems he makes the crease patterns for the folding sequence of a partial base, then completed base, and then shaping. The grey lines seem to be this, where it helps with the base collapse, but unfolds to get stretches or other structures used for shaping. I'll perhaps try to ask Lang himself and find out the reason :)

[@TheFolderOrigami]

@@OrigamiByBoice That would be great! Thanks for the information. Maybe I should try folding one of your models before attempting a Lang CP. I'll probably fold the swordsman from your tutorial and look at the crease pattern at the same time.

[@lo_cal579]

I noticed this but most crease pattern classes on youtube don't tell the color code. Red is mountain, blue is valley

[@prameyadeshpande8359]

Good video boice I have just one suggestion If possible, do give some examples where the specific patterns can be used Or their most common uses like elijah streaches seem easy to understand but it can be hard to tell what it can be used for.

[@OrigamiByBoice]

Thanks! Check Part 2 for exactly what you asked for :)

[@OrigamiByBoice]

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[@prameyadeshpande8359]

@@OrigamiByBoice oh sorry i hadnt seen it yet Currently watching Thanks

[@Lautaromurua1023]

Good idea start with box pleating, more easy to see! very good class!

[@OrigamiByBoice]

Lautaro Murua thank you! Yes I will cover boxpleat for most of the first tutorials before going to 22.5 👍👍

[@story_street]

very cool

[@OrigamiByBoice]

Thank you!

[@RealFrikas]

14:30 i didnt get how it pivits,i can only do it by doing a small diagonal fold but you make it feel like the paper just turns by itself,did i do it right?i mean the result looks the same but it didnt feel right

[@OrigamiByBoice]

In your case, the result is probably the same but the internal layer structure might be slightly different. This is ok because the internal layers don't matter so much.

[@johnberkhout9867]

How to get the exercise patterns on my computer. I cannot find the link below as you said

[@OrigamiByBoice]

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[@johnberkhout9867]

Thank you, I am already practising.

[@waiphyooo6531]

Sir thank U very much deep in my heart. Now I learn what I love to learn. 🙏🙏❤️💕💞

[@OrigamiByBoice]

Thank you for watching!

[@lauras7108]

I'm not sure I understand the "stretch" concept. Does it mean the folding makes the paper look "thinner"?

[@OrigamiByBoice]

Its the name of the sequence Neal Elias came up with for folding these types of structures. The other way to think of them is multiple reverse folds or multiple sink folds and often it is to "thin" a flap down. A thinner flap will appear to be "longer"

[@lauras7108]

@@OrigamiByBoice Got it, thank you! :)

[@user-xt8rb5tk5z]

What is the level shifter?

[@OrigamiByBoice]

In boxpleat designs it is a structure that transitions the pleat patterns either up by 1 grid unit or down by half a grid unit.

[@user-xt8rb5tk5z]

@@OrigamiByBoice I am not good at English, so I read and understood many times Thank you for your answer.

[@puchong-jj8do]

how to read a crease pattern that it have all black

[@OrigamiByBoice]

Get really good at blue and red crease patterns and then all black crease patterns will make sense

[@jonnupe1645]

If I could make a request, is it possible to make a pattern of a dragonfly wing? And could it be printable for everyone at home?

[@OrigamiByBoice]

Ahh This might be a good example for learning to shape insect wings by stretching layers! I'll definitely consider it for the next classes

[@jonnupe1645]

@@OrigamiByBoice that sounds awesome, if you could share any files that'll be awesome

[@user-mr6kq6yc6w]

What is the fastest way to fold a grid 🤔🤔🤔

[@OrigamiByBoice]

Folding through all the layers. But it is harder to be accurate

[@sayeedharem4673]

I'm going to tell everyone about these classes

[@OrigamiByBoice]

Thank you! Please do :)

[@user-cm6hz1um6k]

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[@OrigamiByBoice]

Thanks for watching!

[@vemorphose1167]

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[@OrigamiByBoice]

Hahah thank you :)

[@jolenemalone6976]

I do not understand the stretch

[@OrigamiByBoice]

The stretch part is just one way to fold this type of structure that was commonly shown in diagrams. I prefer to just collapse it following the creases and not stretching however

[@jolenemalone6976]

Ok I understand what you did I just had to take a break and watch it again today

[@OrigamiByBoice]

@@jolenemalone6976 Great! small breaks definitely help!