Year of the Goat 2015

新年快乐！嘻嘻哈哈喜洋洋🐑！

Have a very Goat Year!! 

Year of the Horse 2014

This year, would like to fold something slightly different from the typical horse. It's part horse and part bird, called Pegasus. Folded from Won Park's Extreme Origami with fake USD1 provided. This model was folded before CNY but "procastination" sets in and ...

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Year of the Snake 2013

With a few more days left for this year 2013 and before a brand new year of 2014, I need clear my to-do list. 

Here is this Chinese New Year origami, Year of the Snake. The steps can be found here, made from an open-up ang pau.

Year of the Dragon 2012

To fill in the "missing" yearly post...

This Eastern dragon is folded from 2 pieces of square paper, joined in the middle of the body. The design is from Jun Maekawa, from the book "Genuine Origami". Time taken to fold is about 3 hours.

For more Chinese Zodiac origami, visit this link.

Gong Xi Fa Cai : Year of the Rabbit 2011

Made from RM1 note. Gong Xi Gong Xi !!

Year of the Rabbit 2011

Another new year is coming round the corner. X'mas is just a few days away and then the New Year. This come a little bit early =) Design by Noboru Miyajima (link) and folded from a 150x150mm pink color paper. Gong Xi Fa Cai !!

Happy Chinese New Year 2010 !

This year is the year of the Golden Tiger and falls on the same day as Valentine's Day. Hope everyone has a good double celebrations and holidays.

This tiger model was folded 2 years back from Origami Tanteidan Convention Book 1, by Issei Yoshino. The paper was 150x150mm and a bit too small to fold the details of the face. 

May you make lots of Moo-ney this coming Chinese New Year !

Moo-ooo...There is an Australian slang called "Wait till the cows come home".  I guess you may have heard this phrase in some movies. The meaning is to wait for all day.

This is a very nice cow, with different spots on each side, together with horns and ears, even the udder. The model is designed by Noboru Miyajima and diagrammed in Origami Tanteidan Convention Book 5. I folded it with 250x250mm black color paper.