Uploaded February 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
YouTube #short showing how to fold an Exploding Stellated Octahedron Puzzle. Here's the link to the original full length tutorial: youtu.be/svXtw0d9VW8 [Rather Simple] How to fold a geometrical gem!...First I show how to fold Two Siamese Hexahedrons from a single square sheet paper no tape or glue! Then I show how to interlock four of them to form a stellated octahedron ball that explodes apart when you hit it kind of like the traditional origami butterfly ball. Each two Siamese hexahedrons can be turned into a talking mouth with eyes, a Pac-Man, a bulky butterfly, or if folded small enough to fit in your hand it can also be spun as an oscillation fidget spinner.
The origami lock used to form each of the Siamese Hexahedrons was inspired by a related lock discovered by Jo Nakashima and shown in his recent Moving Cubes tutorial.
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YouTube #short showing how to fold an Exploding Stellated Octahedron Puzzle. Here's the link to the original full length tutorial: youtu.be/svXtw0d9VW8 [Rather Simple] How to fold a geometrical gem!...First I show how to fold Two Siamese Hexahedrons from a single square sheet paper no tape or glue! Then I show how to interlock four of them to form a stellated octahedron ball that explodes apart when you hit it kind of like the traditional origami butterfly ball. Each two Siamese hexahedrons can be turned into a talking mouth with eyes, a Pac-Man, a bulky butterfly, or if folded small enough to fit in your hand it can also be spun as an oscillation fidget spinner.
The origami lock used to form each of the Siamese Hexahedrons was inspired by a related lock discovered by Jo Nakashima and shown in his recent Moving Cubes tutorial.
#AmazingOrigami
#JeremyShaferOrigami
Here are some ways to support me to make more awesome origami videos:
1. Join as a Member youtube.com/channel/UC2OQxWDDE71D6AKrNa7XygQ/join
2. Buy one of my books or packages of paper on my Amazon shop: amazon.com/shop/jeremyshaferorigami
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