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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- Folding the Alaska state flag while camping at a lake in Cooper Landing, Alaska.
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I have lived in many places and visited many states and countries around the world, but Alaska is the only place that has ever felt like home. That is why my wife and I chose to settle and start our family here. Alaska is a place filled with truly wild and untouched nature, incredible wildlife, giant mountains, glaciers, and much more. So it was natural for me to try to create an origami version of the state flag.
This flag was designed by me and folded from a 30 inch square of triple tissue. The stars were folded using a technique created by Gilad Aharoni which he used to fold flags from different countries. He was kind enough to email me the diagrams for his Turkey flag that incorporated the technique which I applied to each of the flaps for the base I designed to create this flag.
Our state is pretty awesome! 💙 ⭐️💙⭐️💙⭐️💙 Super impressive flag folding… Benny would be proud!
Interesting
Wow!?!
Amazing
Make the tutorial
Make a tutorial for Alaska flag.
It looks awesome to see Origami outdoor. 👌
Yea
Love this beach one if my favorite camping spots.
One of my favorite spots in Alaska!
and the diagrams please or make a tutorial please
Definitely no diagrams, they take way too long to make. But I've gotten enough people requesting one so I'll start working on a tutorial
와우!!!!👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Can you made the tutorial and what type of the paper ?😊😊
você vai fazer um tutorial ou diagramas?
TUTORIAL please please
I was surprised to have so many people ask for a tutorial on this one, I'll start working on a folding sequence so I can teach it
Really nice flag! Can you make the Pakistani flag next?
And the diagrams?
No diagrams, they take way too long to make. But I'm going to start working on a tutorial