Martin Quinn's 365 Origami Challenge 2017

Date	Model	Author	Comments
2017-01-01	Octagonal bowl	Martin Quinn	One of my original ideas behind the 365 was to see if I could find inspiration to create more than this, my one and only creation to date!
2017-01-02	Mouse	Nicolas Terry	A new model for me which unfortunately means that this is not the neatest example in the world.
2017-01-03	Ruby Throated kingfisher	Michael LaFosse	Three days in and the good intentions of trying to stick to models I hadn't folded before fell by the wayside - this was partly due to a first attempt to just work my way along the shelf of origami books and partly that I ran out of time to fold anything more complex.
2017-01-04	Stacking triangular boexs	Tomoko Fuse	I always find after a rough day there's nothing more relaxing than folding one of Ms Fuse's boxes, and today I really needed a box!
2017-01-05	Sperm Whale	Roman Diaz	This is a nice model to fold, but was the first of many models that was difficult to get a decent photograph of.
2017-01-06	15 degree Cat	Seiji Nishikawa	I certainly can see me coming back to this model at some point, possibly with a somewhat stronger paper, the 25 cm kami shows too many inadvertent creases.
2017-01-07	Clown Mask 2	Hideo Komatsu	One of the very few models in The Works of Hideo Komatsu that I hadn't already folded.
2017-01-08	Two Faced flower	Maria Sinayskaya	Bit tight for time, and this was the simplest model to hand.
2017-01-09	Hampster	Yoo Tae Yong	Another nice, but impossible to photograph model.
2017-01-10	Fairy Penguin	Shoko Aoyagi	One of my all time favourite models, and one which, despite principles to the contrary, is almost impossible not to stick googly eyes on!
2017-01-11	Fish	Yannick Gardin	A simple model with lots of scope for tweaking to create a whole school of subtly different results.
2017-01-12	Bugatti	Max Hulme	A model I had been meaning to fold for years, and so I took the opportunity since we had an avowed petrol head leaving the team and this seemed like a perfect parting gift.
2017-01-13	Collie	Edwin Corrie	Don't know if it's the model, or more likely the poor quality of my folding, that makes this look more like a lion than a collie?
2017-01-14	Dolphin	Rikki Donachie	Still trying to work along the shelf, and this was my first choice from Rikki's book. Still wondering if I should have used photoshop to lose the support.
2017-01-15	Ring 26a	Tomoko Fuse	A simple ring, but possibly the first (and certainly not the last) model where my colour choices have not done the model justice.
2017-01-16	Flower vase	Saburo Kase	Not the best paper for this one either, but it does sort of emphasise the simple clean lines of the model.
2017-01-17	Goose	David Brill	Nice model, and not even that difficult to get it to stand.
2017-01-18	Hippocampus	Quentin Trollip	My first attempt at this model, and whilst it's not bad it's another one that is difficult to photograph. Must try this one again sometime.
2017-01-19	Cardinal	Roman Diaz	A lovely simple model from one of my favourite designers.
2017-01-20	Star Light	Tomoko Fuse	This is an easy to fold, easy to assemble modular and hence it could easily be fitted into the daily folding slot - unlike some more complex modulars.
2017-01-21	Corona Solare Star variation	Maria Sinayskaya	Simple to fold, looks like much more than just eight pieces, and has a very strong lock. Perfect. (Shame about the quality of the folding though)
2017-01-22	Red Knot	Andrew Hudson	Nice simple model, but no hope of getting this one to stand on it's own.
2017-01-23	Pigs might Flap	Paul Hanson	How could I resist the flapping pig?
2017-01-24	3D Sparrow	Adilio Toledo	Aaarrrgh!!! what is it with these lovely models that just won't photograph properly!
2017-01-25	Sad Apple	Artur Biernacki	I liked this model as soon as I folded it, there's just a perfect expression of pathos.
2017-01-26	Elephant	Jyh-Chang Su	Nice model, but it is almost literally all ears!
2017-01-27	Ostrich	Lan Kwong Chung	OK I confess, it was late, I was tired, and I couldn't summon the will to fold something else - otherwise this picture would never have seen the light of day. One day I will go back and see if I can fold a moderately acceptable version - this one is for the kindling pile!
2017-01-28	Hippopotamus	Hideo Komatsu	It was time for something a bit more challenging and this seemed like a good choice ..... three hours ago! Still a fun model to fold with only a couple of tricky bits, it's just unfortunate that one of them is taking a decent photo of the result.
2017-01-29	Cairo Tesselation	David Mitchell	That's tessellation as in pavement rather than the more common origami usage. Does feel a bit like cheating though as the units don't lock together, they actually stick to the background as the units are all folded from post-it notes!
2017-01-30	Penta Coaster	Jeff Beynon	Must work on my colour/paper selections!
2017-01-31	The Gryphon	Joel Stern	This is one of those models where I'm not sure if I like the result or not.
2017-02-01	Octagonal box	Tomoko Fuse	Much as I Love folding Tomoko's boxes, I really wish I could improve on the consistency of my shaping to give this beautiful design a better representation.
2017-02-02	3D Picture Frame	Alice Gray	Yes, I know I didn't add a photo, I didn't want to detract from the model. Then again, maybe it would have served to distract the eye from the less than perfect folding. Oh well, c'est la vie!
2017-02-03	Sparrow	Roman Diaz	I've been a fan of Roman's work for a while but this is one I haven't tried before, no idea why since it's a lovely little model.
2017-02-04	Boar	Do Tri Khal	A true origami model. It perfectly suggests the subject, whilst at the same time being completely different from the real thing.
2017-02-05	Common Raccoon	Noburu Miyajima	Nice model but possibly not one for folding from foil, I really need to work on my paper selections!
2017-02-06	Pussy Hat	Beth Moore Johnson	As Beth expressed it at the time "I can't knit one, but I can fold one!"
2017-02-07	Tato Flower	Loes Schakel	Very simple, easy to fold, and absolutely beautiful. Perfect.
2017-02-08	Baby Monkey	Kunihiko Kasahara	So simple and so cute!
2017-02-09	Setareh (Star in Persian)	Ali Bahmani	This is a nice model, what isn't obvious from the photo is that the central star is actually 3D.
2017-02-10	Timber the dog	John Szinger	If that's not a dog waiting to be fed I don't know what is!
2017-02-11	Horned Owl	Hideo Komatsu	Another Komatsu model I hadn't folded - for some reason hearing lots of people talk about how nice a model was made me strangely reluctant to try it. More fool me!
2017-02-12	Rooster	Hideo Komatsu	This one seems almost cartoonish to me.
2017-02-13	Eight Pointed star	Peter Engel	Deliberately photographed from this side. You DON'T want to see the other side!
2017-02-14	Stern Clarissa	Carmen Sprung	Lovely simple eight piece star that works pretty well with the transparent paper.
2017-02-15	Crab	Peter Engel	Disaster No2. I have no idea how I managed to lose two legs and not notice until I was finished!
2017-02-16	Reef Fish	Roman Diaz	Another great model from Mr Diaz - simple to fold, and spectacular if (unlike me) you choose the right colour combination duo paper.
2017-02-17	Tutankhamen Mask	Marcela Brina	I would love it if the stripes all came out the same way, but I guess that may be asking a bit much.
2017-02-18	Skull	Anna Kastlunger	I had this in a book for years without ever folding it. I don't know why, but it just shows how you can skip over little gems without noticing them.
2017-02-19	Ruby Unit	Nick Robinson	Another nice, simple (a.k.a. quick) modular - this time from Mr Robinson.
2017-02-20	6 Pointed Star box	Robin Glynn	An interesting shape for a modular box, but well worth the effort.
2017-02-21	Angry Bird	Wayne Brown	It never ceases to amaze me how much expression can be conveyed by a few simple folds.
2017-02-22	You're a star	Mick Guy	Another nice model spoiled by a poor choice of paper, oh well, better luck next time!
2017-02-23	Roast Chicken	Arun Soor	This one always makes me smile. It's so simple, and so much easier to fold a bird without having to worry about crimping a realistic beak!
2017-02-24	Little Donkey	Christophe Boudias	Ok, so my version looks more like at two horned unicorn, but the design is nice all the same.
2017-02-25	Box Bowl	David Wires	I should probably have added two photos of this - the box holds together in this configuration, but if you just open it a little, then it will pop out into it's bowl configuration all on its own.
2017-02-26	Dragon #6	Jo Nakashima	Must fold more of these!
2017-02-27	Tote Bag	Makoto Yamaguchi	What can I say? Yes the handles are separate pieces, but the lock between the handle and the bag is so strong that I think the paper will rip before the lock gives way.
2017-02-28	Dalai Llama	Rodrigo Salazar	Simple enough - except when you use paper that is too thick thus making the neck tough to fold. An no it's not me that made up the somewhat tongue in cheek name.
2017-03-01	Elephant	John Morgan	I look at this after folding it and wonder why I didn't try to pass mine off as an ant-eater.
2017-03-02	Origami Snowflake	Dasa Severova	I wish, I wish, I wish I could remember where I folded this from as I would dearly love to fold another one with a more decorative paper.
2017-03-03	Vacuum Cleaner	David Tittle	In the midst of the wonderful array of origami models its always nice to find a lovely model of a very mundane object.
2017-03-04	Scottish Terrier	Hoang Tien Quyet	For me this was one of my favourite models in the whole 365. For me this is an almost perfect caricature of a "Wee Yappy Dug".
2017-03-05	Tato Flower	Tomoko Tanaka	I liked this, it's just simple, as well as being beautiful.
2017-03-06	Rabbit	Juanfran Carrillo	Nice model, but I need to pay a little more attention to the final shaping.
2017-03-07	Kingfisher	Tomoko Fuse	I don't know if it's just me, but this model seems to perfectly capture the intense scrutiny of a hunting kingfisher. For a model without eyes the stare is quite palpable.
2017-03-08	Short sleeve one-piece dress	Tomoko Fuse	Nice to find a clothing model that isn't a shirt or a kimono. Trouble is I really don't think it would suit me somehow!
2017-03-09	Long Eared Owl	Lee Armstrong	This was fun, but I'm not sure that foil was the right choice - this would probably be better with a quality duo paper - possibly wet folded.
2017-03-10	T-rex	Fumiaki Kawahata	Straightforward folding sequence but a bit disconcerting when the diagram picture for step 28 was actually inserted as step 30! Oh well, I figured it out in the end.
2017-03-11	Eight Point Kira Star	Tomoko Fuse	A nice bright star after a rough day.
2017-03-12	R-Deco	Miyuki Kawamura	Ok so once again a nice model spoiled by a poor colour choice by yours truly! Oh well.
2017-03-13	Crane	Traditional	This was the simplest most elegant model I could think of on the day my mother passed.
2017-03-14	Parent and Chicks	Tomoko Fuse	Simple models only at a time when I had a lot of things on my mind.
2017-03-15	Sakura Star	Tomoko Fuse	Simple star - I hadn't realised how well the pattern of the paper would serve to camouflage the joins.
2017-03-16	Modular Liquidambar	Aldos Marcell	Simple and beautiful.
2017-03-17	Bear	Jan Willem Derksen	I think this one really conveys the mass distribution of a bear's body.
2017-03-18	Segment 4	Wilma Besamusca	Nice model, but sadly lacking a strong lock.
2017-03-19	Dress	Tomoko Fuse	Another sartorial entry from the Tomoko Fuse collection!
2017-03-20	Sheep	Atsunori Muraki	I remember this as the short sheep.
2017-03-21	Square box with corners	Tomoko Fuse	Whilst this looks like "just another Fuse box" it is actually a very simple and elegant model.
2017-03-22	Sea Horse	Fumiaki Kawahata	I think this one is a bit lonely - folding several would probably make for a better picture, but time is against it.
2017-03-23	Guaru	Masamichi Noma	Nice simple fold with a clever lock at the tail.
2017-03-24	Gold finch star	Nick Robinson	I really need to improve colour selections.
2017-03-25	Blue Star	Hiromi Hayashi	Yes I know it's called a "blue" star but I didn't have any pre cut blue pentagons to hand. Nevertheless a very nice simple flower.
2017-03-26	Boat Modelled on Swan	Yoshihide Momotani	This seems very similar to a model I learned years ago from Joseph Wu.
2017-03-27	Last Waltz	Neal Elias	This was not my first attempt at folding this model, but until I tried following Sara's wonderful video on www.happyfolding.com I had never succeeded in folding it. Thanks Sara!
2017-03-28	Form #1	Philip Shen	A simple but elegant form making great use of the tension of the paper.
2017-03-29	Twist box and Fuse lid	Fujimoto & Tomoko Fuse	This is a combination of a Fujimoto Twist box (base) and a Tomoko Fuse lid.
2017-03-30	Cherry Blossom	Tine Blazek	As those who followed the 365 as it went may remember, this was the time I was trying to choose a flower to use to make a bridal bouquet for a friend, and hence lots of flowers.
2017-03-31	Peach Flower	Tomoko Fuse	Another potential candidate.
2017-04-01	Pentagonal Rose	Naomiki Sato	My first, somewhat messy attempt at a "simple" pentagonal rose.
2017-04-02	Flowers	Makoto Yamaguchi & Yoshihide Momotami	More flower candidates.
2017-04-03	One minute rose	Toshikazu Kawasaki	One minute my a%$&! This little lot is the result of a good 40 minutes folding!
2017-04-04	Carnation	Mitsonobu Sonobe	Not sure about this one at all - probably not going to make the short list.
2017-04-05	Peony	Yaeko Kubota	Nice but again not for purpose - too much folding per flower and a bit too 2D for making a bouquet.
2017-04-06	Rose on a fence	Minako Ishibashi	I didn't think much about this one at the time, but when I asked on social media about what to teach at the 2017 OUSA convention this was the most popular choice.
2017-04-07	Agapanthus	Makoto Yamaguchi	Nice two piece model - folded from a triangle, the modules simple stack like cups.
2017-04-08	Iris	Traditional	It had to be a candidate.
2017-04-09	Star Natasha	Carmen Sprung	I needed a break from the flowers so decided to fold a nice star.
2017-04-10	Floral Perpetua	Dasa Severova	Ok so this was never a candidate for the bouquet, but it is a lovely model - shame I used such a boring piece of paper though.
2017-04-11	Fuchsia	Tine Blazek	I liked this, but apparently - as I learned later - the creator doesn't!
2017-04-12	Dreieckstasche	Hans-Werner Guth	Another popular choice for the OUSA 2017 convention and a model so simple, but so elegant that you HAVE to try this one.
2017-04-13	Frangipani Elsje	Evi Binzinger	Last of the initial batch of candidates.
2017-04-14	Rabbit Mask	Hsi-Min Tai	What is it about rabbit heads that makes so many of them just downright creepy?
2017-04-15	Origami Stent	Pek Tiong Boon	This was folded for a friend at work who was interested in the many uses of origami in the "real" world. He loved it!
2017-04-16	Chaos Star	Matthew Hayward	This is a nice model as it looks far more complex and involved than it actually is.
2017-04-17	Acucena Branca d'aqua (Water Lily)	Flaviane Koti & Vera Young	This would have been another candidate flower, but again it's a bit too 2D to be useful - beautiful though.
2017-04-18	Kransje Mandala	Nina Ostrum	What was I saying about colour choices? Another model ruined by poor paper choice.
2017-04-19	Koi	Riccardo Foschi	From flowers to fish - and why not - there are only so many flowers you can fold without needing to fold something else!
2017-04-20	Butterfly Flower	Makoto Yamaguchi	Of all the flowers I folded - this was the one the bride chose for the bouquet! Perhaps the most folding intensive of them all since every petal has to be folded twice - once to make creases and then again but inside out!
2017-04-21	Eifel Star	Hans-Werner Guth	A beautiful star, possible my favourite star - especially folded from 12 sheets of harmony paper all the same which creates a beautiful kaleidoscopic effect.
2017-04-22	Elephant	Alexander Kurth	There's definitely a trace of Dumbo in this one.
2017-04-23	Star holes Kusadama	Francesco Mancini	Yes it's a full 30 piece model in the 365, but then it was folded at a convention.
2017-04-24	Double Flower	Loes Schakel	A nicer model than the photo gives it credit for, but again it's a bit let down by a weak joint.
2017-04-25	Abstract Flower Finish 3	Meenakshi Mukerji	Another lovely creation from Meenakshi and surprisingly this is not a modular model it's one uncut square!
2017-04-26	Party Ring "Tzummarum"	Paula Versnick	I liked this model, I just wish I had chosen brighter colours.
2017-04-27	Bird	Klaus-Dieter Ennen	Getting this one to stand on it's own was the real challenge - very small feet with paper that had been a bit over worked.
2017-04-28	Electra (60 piece)	David Mitchell	Yep, a full 60 piece in one day. However this was in the nature of an experiment to see if I could use this as a base for making a bouquet. It's possible, but not for the flower the bride had chosen.
2017-04-29	Origami Shirt	Quentin Trollip	What else would you have on an origami shirt, but a flapping bird?
2017-04-30	Bunny	Ryan Dong	This looks not too bad from this angle, but from any other angle it is definitely another entry in the "creepy rabbit" category.
2017-05-01	Woodpecker	Tom Defoirdt	I should probably have rotated this image 90 degrees.
2017-05-02	Flat star from lonely flower unit	Dasa Severova	Apparently this was the precursor to the lonely flower.
2017-05-03	Hiccius Doccius	Ilan Garibi	Interesting model - one touch and it springs open, but getting the tension right to hold it closed is not easy.
2017-05-04	Gift Bird	Tal Cinader	This one is a little strange - it's not really a box, so I can only surmise that it's intended as a label for a gift?
2017-05-05	Kangaroo	Sydney French	I suspect I may have done this one a bit more justice if I had noticed the paper size recommendation- I.e. 12 inch instead of 8 inch.
2017-05-06	Heart Stick Pin	Daniel Stillman	Lovely model, just wish I could remember this one.
2017-05-07	Piglet	Philip Shen variant of a Robert Neale Model	Another nice straightforward model with a nice "attitude".
2017-05-08	Flower	Ligia Montoya	This is not modular - it is a single sheet.
2017-05-09	Elephant	Andrea Peggion	Nice simple elephant but a distinct lack of landmarks in the diagrams, that said the diagrams are at least scaled properly so getting the creases in the right place is not too bad.
2017-05-10	Dual Modular Concave Rhombic Dodecahedron	Maekawa Jun	A bit of a mouthful of a name, and a real head scratcher of an assembly, even with a model that only has two pieces.
2017-05-11	Beauty Box	Paolo Bascetta	Perfectly straightforward box, but I don't know if it is my paper choice, my folding or the design that makes it tricky to get the lid stay closed - probably the folding.
2017-05-12	Hetzel Star	Jennifer Hetzel	A name to look out for in the future - the creator had achieved the ripe old age of 12 when she created this!
2017-05-13	Aries	Robert Foord	I do like these types of almost abstract models that just use the repeating pleat to create beautiful effects.
2017-05-14	Marzene Star	David Petty	At last a modular star where I picked the right paper. Hooray!
2017-05-15	Marigold	Meenakshi Mukerji	And straight away, a colour choice failure. Typical!
2017-05-16	Janneke's Butterfly	An De Vries	A very nice butterfly model that uses a very different technique than many other butterflies.
2017-05-17	Heart Box	Robin Glynn	A long fold, but a very satisfying result.
2017-05-18	Kiwi	Roman Diaz	Very sad to be posting such a poor attempt at a lovely model. Oh well they can't all be perfect first time out!
2017-05-19	3D Five Pointed Star	David Derudas	This is a great little star, simple module, strong lock, and easy to assemble.
2017-05-20	T-rex	Jo Nakashima	This was just a quick and simple model after a rough day.
2017-05-21	Tetrastar cube	Vignesh Cumareshan	Not sure about this one - the photo doesn't do it justice, but the model is a little messy when assembled - unless of course I did something wrong which is not impossible.
2017-05-22	Tractor	David B Grande	This is one of the first models I remember actually enjoying folding. What were you folding in October 2005?
2017-05-23	Recycling Logo	Sharon Turvey	I really need to fold one of these from scrap paper/junk mail.
2017-05-24	Pureland Panda	Wayne Brown	Not the first, and certainly not the last model here from Mr Brown who's models have an elegant simplicity about them.
2017-05-25	Cube Illusions	Mick Guy	I loved this model - I had seen it in the BOS magazine and thought it would be nice to fold some day. Well, this was the day and the result turned out just as I wanted.
2017-05-26	Rose of Roses	Jordi Adell	Nothing more or less than a simple rose model.
2017-05-27	Kanji (for the year of the Dog)	Richard L Alexander	Lovely little dog model with lots of scope for creating character.
2017-05-28	Jerboa	Tran Trung Hieu	Not the best model I've folded, but it's certainly the first time I've ever been tempted to use pliers to crease paper!
2017-05-29	Sabre Tooth Tiger (masu box)	Rikki Donachie	What's not to love about this one! Can you imaging a more secure place to keep treasures?
2017-05-30	Sheep	Andrew Hudson	Simple, straightforward and elegant folding sequence leading to an excellent model. Perfect.
2017-05-31	Bubble Fish	Simon Anderson	A bit too angular for my taste - I think what this fish needs is more water (and heavier paper).
2017-06-01	Robin Star 2012	Maria Sinayskaya	Bit of a busy day, and consequently a simple model.
2017-06-02	Heidi Star	Carmen Sprung	Tis the season to be busy - today was worse than yesterday so another simple star.
2017-06-03	Gift Box shaped Envelope	Shoko Aoyagi	Came across this - yes three simple models in a row but this one just looked to cute to pass up.
2017-06-04	Bottle	David Brill	Bit more of a challenge here, looks more difficult in the book than in reality.
2017-06-05	Order of the Spanner	Giles Towning	What did I say earlier about finding "mundane" gems among the wild and fantastic array of models?
2017-06-06	Square Squared	Ilan Garibi	Nice model, but I should probably have ironed it flat before taking a picture.
2017-06-07	Turnip Box	Jane Rosemarin	It is what it says on the tin I guess.
2017-06-08	Black-necked Swan	Patricio Kunz Tomic	Another less than satisfactory result, I don't think there is anything wrong with the model, but I guess I just don't have the eye to find the perfect location for a RAT fold.
2017-06-09	Saya	Carmen Sprung	Whilst the paper choice might not be ideal, it certainly hides the stray creases!
2017-06-10	Handbag	Linda Katt	Beautiful simple model. So beautiful it became the first instance of a model repeated in the 365 - purely by chance.
2017-06-11	6 Pointed Star	Maria Sinayskaya	Another restful star - Ms Sinayskaya seems to be becoming my fall-back option when I have a rough day, or little time.
2017-06-12	Rabbit	Mindaugas Cesnavicius	This rabbit is all ears!
2017-06-13	Credit Card holder	Larry Hart	An oldy but a goody.
2017-06-14	Sylter stern	Doris Lauinger	Busy day so a straightforward model.
2017-06-15	Camel	Patricio Kunz Tomic	Hmm. I think Patricio and I don't seem to have the same eye for RAT folds.
2017-06-16	Throne	Wayne Brown	What can I say - another simple masterpiece.
2017-06-17	Tasje Met Hartensluiting	Ayako Kawate	This is a Heart box, but was taught to me without the heart piece.
2017-06-18	Windmill Quilt	Usman Rosyidhi	Would have been large and nicer if I'd had time to fold more modules.
2017-06-19	Sixteen point star	Loes Schakel	I think the paper choice was OK, but the interesting parts of the pattern as unfortunately all hidden.
2017-06-20	Model for Manchester	Paul Jackson	A lovely model by Paul in the wake of the tragedy in Manchester.
2017-06-21	Modular Cuboctahedron	Dasa Severova	I really wish I could remember where I found this one!
2017-06-22	Modified Saar Star	Ms Saar?	Again - I don't have a record of the source of this one - I suspect I learned it at the New York OMG.
2017-06-23	Burr Puzzle	Barlaham Benitez	A nice straightforward model but the unit is a bit strange in places.
2017-06-24	Taiwan Goldfish	Robert Lang	A great class at the OUSA convention.
2017-06-25	St George Cube	Francis Ow	Casual folding at OUSA, and yes, maybe I should have used red and white paper, but hey, I'm a Scotsman, not a Sassenach.
2017-06-26	California Poppies	Meenakshi Mukerji	Weird coincidence, I was just browsing and found this model a few minutes after a friend had been talking about California poppies!
2017-06-27	Penguin Box	Makoto Yamaguchi	Lovely little character box - tricky to fold but a beautiful result (spoiled by a poor picture).
2017-06-28	Crayon/Pencil	Francesco Mancini	Yes, it looks more like a rocket to me too, but Pencil is the title on the page!
2017-06-29	Treat Bag	Makoto Yamaguchi	Simple model - great for little gifts.
2017-06-30	Tension Dish	Nick Robinson	Slightly tricky to get the last leg in place, but otherwise a very straightforward model with a very pleasing result.
2017-07-01	Rockhopper Penguin	Makoto Yamaguchi	A nice penguin model, and definitely more distinctive than many (almost) generic penguin models.
2017-07-02	Mayur (Peacock)	Meenakshi Mukerji	Easy to fold, difficult to get it to balance for a photo!
2017-07-03	Wildflower	Meenakshi Mukerji	At last a decent paper choice - another single piece flower, and an easy one to fold.
2017-07-04	Cat	Makoto Yamaguchi	Could even have been called cat with attitude.
2017-07-05	Cat Bookmark	Makoto Yamaguchi	You may have noticed a sudden spate of Yamaguchi models - I bought two of his books in New York so lots of new material for the 365.
2017-07-06	Whale	Ryan Dong	I wish I could have gotten a better picture of this one it really is very cute.
2017-07-07	Solid Square based Pyramid	Charles Staller	It wasn't until after I had photographed and posted this one that I realised what I had done wrong - the lock was flimsy to begin with, but once I had actually followed ALL of the instructions it was a lot more solid.
2017-07-08	3D Five Pointed Star	Makoto Yamaguchi	A nice model, but unfortunately the only way to assemble it is with the dreaded g%#e!
2017-07-09	Little Bird	Hideo Komatsu	It's Komatsu, so of course it's straightforward to fold. Now if only I could find more straightforward instructions as to how to get a decent photograph.
2017-07-10	Pick-up Truck	Stefan Delecat	I had been keeping this one back until I had time to fold it, and it was worth the wait.
2017-07-11	Rabbit	Hideo Komatsu	This is a lovely model with a typically Komatsu neat and easy to follow folding sequence with never a wasted crease, and as always if you can't find more than two landmarks per crease it probably means you've done something wrong!
2017-07-12	Poodle	Roman Diaz	A nice but tricky folding sequence - possibly easier with a larger and wetter square.
2017-07-13	Mobile Phone holder	Makoto Yamaguchi	Really practical fold - perfect for a quick facetime chat.
2017-07-14	Squirrel	Gen Hagiwara	A nice model with some straightforward shaping.
2017-07-15	Pegasus	Fumiaki Kawahata	A long and complicated folding sequence which does lead to some seriously compound errors, but still worth persevering.
2017-07-16	Cat chopstick rest	Makoto Yamaguchi	Another nice model let down by the difficulty of getting a decent picture.
2017-07-17	Rhinoceros	Quentin Trollip	A long and complex fold, but well worth the effort if you have the time to spend. The only downside is that it's VERY easy to split the paper due to the number of layers.
2017-07-18	Pig	Gen Hagiwara	What can I say - it's a pig, simple but very effective.
2017-07-19	Dragon	Hideo Komatsu	I'd been meaning to fold this for a while and day 200 seemed like a good opportunity.
2017-07-20	A4 Box and rose decoration	Seji Nishikawa	This was a lovely simple model to fold, but only a memory now since I didn't get to keep it!
2017-07-21	Collie	Koji Ouchi	This was a good folding sequence, but I find the result a little lifeless.
2017-07-22	Meadow Flower	Meenakshi Mukerji	If all else fails fold a simple flower.
2017-07-23	Signpost	Max Hulme	Now where am I going?
2017-07-24	Rascally Rodent	Jesus Artigas	Not one of my better folds - I suspect I misinterpreted the diagrams somewhere.
2017-07-25	Owl	Roman Diaz	Another old favourite, a simple but expressive little owl.
2017-07-26	Acrobatic Elephant	Roman Diaz	This is one of those models I have been skipping over for years without folding - more fool me!
2017-07-27	Teddy Bear	Quentin Trollip	Looks a bit grumpy to me, a long fold but not too difficult.
2017-07-28	Peace Dove	Roman Diaz	A lovely model I've wanted to try for years and tonight was the night.
2017-07-29	Saintpaulia	Mitsonobu Sonobe	Nice model - shame about the paper choice.
2017-07-30	Penguin	Robert Harbin	Another very old, but very nice model.
2017-07-31	King & Queen from Chess 2010	Max Hulme	One day I will find the will (and the right paper) to fold the complete chess set, but not today although it does feel like cheating to only fold 2 modules rather then the full 32.
2017-08-01	The Nonag	Christiane Bettens	Cutting it fine for time - this isn't a quick model to fold but I managed to post with 14 minutes to spare!
2017-08-02	Pheonix	Dustin Westley	I should really fold another one of these, ideally with duo (red/gold) foil, but I don't have any.
2017-08-03	Armadillo Lizard	Paulo Bascetta	I have no idea where the name of the model comes from, but it is a nice star.
2017-08-04	Caterpillar	Jens Kober	This one was strange - a nice model, but it turned out not to be the model I thought it was.
2017-08-05	Rose Box	Ayako Kawate	Ok yes, if I had paid more attention to the orientation of the paper I would not have ended up with a green rose with red leaves.
2017-08-06	Chick	Makoto Yamaguchi	Cute or what?
2017-08-07	Pomeranian	Makoto Yamaguchi	Perfect little dog expecting food!
2017-08-08	The Dog	Makoto Yamaguchi	A new book had just arrived and so I decided to fold a whole section of the book dedicated to the zodiac.
2017-08-09	The Boar	Makoto Yamaguchi	Simple model but has to be positioned just right to get a good photo.
2017-08-10	The Rat	Makoto Yamaguchi	Definitely not a rivel for the Joisel rat - especially with me folding it!
2017-08-11	The Ox	Makoto Yamaguchi	Many of these zodiac models use the same basic model, but it is amazing the difference just one or two different folds can make.
2017-08-12	The Tiger	Makoto Yamaguchi	Ok so the "striped" paper didn't quite work - still an interesting effect though.
2017-08-13	The Hare	Makoto Yamaguchi	This one is just cute.
2017-08-14	The Dragon	Makoto Yamaguchi	Straightforward, and somewhat stylised this is certainly recognisable as a dragon.
2017-08-15	The Serpent	Makoto Yamaguchi	Simple, and no it's not just coiled round, the coils actually join to one another.
2017-08-16	The Horse	Makoto Yamaguchi	It's a little more donkey than horse to me, but it works.
2017-08-17	The Sheep	Makoto Yamaguchi	Beautiful model.
2017-08-18	The Monkey	Makoto Yamaguchi	For me this is the weakest of the models - no matter how it is photographed it is hard to recognise this one as a monkey.
2017-08-19	The Cockerel	Makoto Yamaguchi	Having gone through the whole zodiac I now need to find something completely different for tomorrow.
2017-08-20	Twisted Star	Stephen Hill	Ok enough star-gazing. Oh wait!
2017-08-21	Bird	Nanang Adistia	A much nicer model and result than the so called "Parrot" now in the waste paper bin!
2017-08-22	Square Box Heart	Tomoko Fuse	Not the best paper choice - this model really deserves to be redone in a much nicer (and better quality) paper.
2017-08-23	Flower	Ligia Montoya	A lovely little straightforward flower from a single hexagon.
2017-08-24	Open Cube	Nick Robinson	A nice simple elegant model after a rough and complicated day. Just what I needed.
2017-08-25	Viking Warrior	Kunihiko Kasahara	This is actually an author-suggested combination of two separate models from the book.
2017-08-26	Baggi's Box	Giuseppi Baggi	What can I say, it's a box, easily folded, and strongly locked.
2017-08-27	Sky Star	Maria Sinayskaya	A lovely project for a lazy Sunday afternoon.
2017-08-28	Triggerfish	John Montroll	For once a paper choice that highlighted the character features of the model. The scope for introducing different "characters" is immense.
2017-08-29	Triceratops	Makoto Yamaguchi	Nice model but you need to be very careful not to create a nose heavy version.
2017-08-30	Cat	Roman Diaz	I really wish I could get the instructions for this one to stay in my head for more than a day or two. A great fold using the off-cut rectangle when you cut a square from A4.
2017-08-31	Vixen	Roman Diaz	One of my all time favourite models. My big disappointment however is that this is not a model I could ever teach in a class as there are too many steps that are impossible to visibly demonstrate and that are just as hard to describe.
2017-09-01	Butterfly for Anne LaVin	Michael La Fosse	Lovely model, taught by the lady herself!
2017-09-02	Corryvreckan Octahedron	Robert Foord	Great model - I don't have a great success rate with models requiring consistent curved edges but this one was a treat to fold.
2017-09-03	Bridesmaids Pump	Deg Farrelly	One of an almost infinite number of variations of a simple and elegant design. I wish I wish I wish I could remember how to fold this one!
2017-09-04	Star Joesephine	Carmen Sprung	A simple elegant star as a gentle fold after a long weekend at the 50th Anniversary convention of the British Origami Society.
2017-09-05	Santa	Brian K Webb	Brian managed to come along to our fortnightly Meetup group in Edinburgh and this was one of the several models he taught - albeit a slightly out of season one.
2017-09-06	Zigzag Star	Jeff Beyon	Another nice star that suffers somewhat from a slightly fragile lock.
2017-09-07	Finger Mouse	Wayne Brown	Another simple and elegant design from Mr Brown.
2017-09-08	Octagonal Star box	Robin Glynn	A lovely box folded from eight silver rectangles which would make it a little tricky to properly size paper for either a base or a lid which is shame.
2017-09-09	Samurai Helmet	Makoto Yamaguchi	I like this as a slightly outrageous piece of military millinery but in the red and gold is really stands out.
2017-09-10	Origamido Butterfly	Michael La Fosse	Had to resort to a standby tonight as for the first time I discovered at the last minute that today's would be model was one I folded a few months ago! This is still my favourite butterfly model.
2017-09-11	Long Tailed Bird	Roman Diaz	This was a model I had tried before and could never get quite right, however I finally figured out what I had been doing wrong all along.
2017-09-12	Rose Leaves	Naomiki Sato	I ran out of time to make the stem, but thought the five petals worked well in this configuration. A great model, and the very nature of the folding sequence lends itself very well to all leaves being just marginally different to get a more natural appearance. At least that's my theory.
2017-09-13	The Dresden Bowl	David Mitchell	Simple enough to fold, but it took quite a few attempts to get a photo to show inside and out, and the tension driven curved sides.
2017-09-14	You ain't nothing but a hound dog	Nick Robinson	This looked fun, and it was - Nick even commented I had managed the tail from the somewhat vague diagrams!
2017-09-15	Sparrow	Roman Diaz	Folded from a small square of the lovely roll of Origamido paper that was a very generous gift from Anne LaVin on her recent adventure in Scotland. Thank heavens it worked, I would have hated having to post a picture of an Origamido boulder! I missed it at the time, but when compiling the list of links to the database I discovered that I had managed to fold the same model twice. Mea culpa!
2017-09-16	Bright Star	Kunihiko Kasahara	I think the polite term is "a variation on" - nonetheless it came out fairly well.
2017-09-17	Wren	Roman Diaz	One of my favourite little birds, simple, elegant nice to fold, and almost guaranteed to stand without (too much) tweaking. Unfortunately due to the simultaneous sinks etc this isn't always an easy one to teach.
2017-09-18	Rat	Eric Joisel	A poor quality fold of one of the most famous models of all.
2017-09-19	The Enigma Bowl	David Mitchell	I really like this model, but unfortunately the folding sequence is very long and intricate so it's not one I fold very often.
2017-09-20	Flycatcher	Noboru Miyajima	I like the model, but somehow the combination of the shaping, stance, and the colour of the paper makes this one look a bit mournful.
2017-09-21	Flower Motif B	Tetsuya Gotani	A golden star for a young friends birthday.
2017-09-22	Baby Rabbit	Javier Vivanco	Finally a rabbit model for the cute category rather than the creepy one!
2017-09-23	Gift Box	Xiaoxian Huang	A nice box - I especially appreciate the "ribbon" being the same width on both box and lid - very clever design.
2017-09-24	Half Skeletal Regular Octahedron	Jun Maekawa	Another tricky to photograph model, and for those who are wondering, yes, this is a one piece model.
2017-09-25	Tinke Star	Marrigie Bernard	Nice model, shame about the poor quality of folding.
2017-09-26	Camel	Daniela Carboni	A little too stylised for me.
2017-09-27	Rose bud and Calyx	Naomiki Sato	For all that it's a pentagonal rose the bud is MUCH easier than the full rose.
2017-09-28	Dimetrodon	Robert Lang	Now this, boys and girls, is what happens when you try to fold a Robert Lang model for the first time with a too small square of the wrong type of paper!
2017-09-29	Modular Origami Star	Enrica Dray	A very nice star from an amazingly simple module. Eight pieces each with only five folds, all landmarked, a simple but very strong lock, and even the last piece is straightforward to connect. Does it get any better than this?
2017-09-30	Blutenkreisel	Carmen Sprung	A lovely model, but unfortunately a little too dark a paper to get a reasonable picture.
2017-10-01	Owl	Roman Diaz	I really like this model - I have a vague suspicion that this is one of the first, if not THE first model I ever taught (formally) at a convention. For those wondering the paper is a very soft, but wonderfully textured sheet of origamido.
2017-10-02	Yin and Yang	Daniela Carboni	I needed something straightforward after a busy Monday.
2017-10-03	Black Faced Sheep	Tony O'Hare	Another model I had overlooked for years. Shame on me! This is a simple and elegant model.
2017-10-04	Nacho's Fish	Ng Boon Choon	Impossible to tell from the photo, but this is actually an action model. Hold the tail between finger and thumb and rub them together to make the head twist back and forth.
2017-10-05	Cotton Bowl	David Wires	Another self tensioning model that would probably benefit from paper a little less bland.
2017-10-06	Flying Bird	Yoshimasa Tsuruta	I'm coming to the conclusion that diagrams, and even photographs are not suitable mediums to convey the quality of a model - you really have to fold some models in order to properly appreciate them.
2017-10-07	Owl Nightwatch	Kay Kraschewski	This is just gorgeous. Another excellent video from Sara.
2017-10-08	Dove	Hoang Tien Quyet	That's it. You're all sacked. Fancy no-one noticing that day 161 and day 281 were both (originally) the same Handbag by Linda Katt. Honestly. I thought people were paying more attention than that! Seriously though, my apologies, and to make up for it here's a bonus entry to replace 281.
2017-10-09	Turbine	Andrew Hudson	Great shape, but unfortunately I'm not great at getting consistent curves in a model - with them, and possibly in a shiny paper, this would be stunning.
2017-10-10	Box with locked Handle	John Marshall	I needed something simple after a day like today.
2017-10-11	Mouse	Akira Yoshizawa	Just goes to show how much of a genius the creator was, when even a poor attempt in simple kami can have such presence of character.
2017-10-12	Flower	Falk Brito	Hey - I got the colour choice spot on for once. Now, if I can just solve the inconsistencies in my folding, I might be able to get somewhere with this origami lark!
2017-10-13	Bouddha	Viviane Berty	Wow! Great model, and two for two on the colour choice - I must be on some kind of roll here!
2017-10-14	Yellow Henchmen	Tong Lui	Nice Idea, but getting the shape to hold long enough to photograph is more difficult than folding the model.
2017-10-15	Owl	Beth Moore Johnson	What can I say: simple, elegant, and just realistic enough to trick your brain into seeing an Owl. Perfect.
2017-10-16	Whirlpool	Meenakshi Mukerji	It's always nice to have the time to fold a kusudama and what better time than when on holiday.
2017-10-17	Triceratops	Fumiaki Kawahata	I like this one, it has a bit of a tendency to turn into a rug, but I think a little water in strategic locations will stiffen things up.
2017-10-18	Wild Boar	Yoo Tae Yong	Nice model, and the smaller you fold it, the cuter it gets.
2017-10-19	Highland Cow	Beth Moore Johnson	Beth created this model when we invited her to the first Edinburgh BOS convention, but I have never succeeded in folding what I would call an acceptable version. Oh well I guess I need to keep trying!
2017-10-20	The Yellow Bird	Satoshi Kamiya	Yes ok it's white! I didn't have any suitable yellow paper at the time! I still recovering from the shock of being able to compel a Kamiya model that isn't fit only for kindling.
2017-10-21	Celebration numbers	Paula Versnick	Happy Birthday to me!
2017-10-22	Pig	Quentin Trollip	Definitely an in-your-face type of character here.
2017-10-23	Dall Sheep	Rui Roda	Hmm, Great model, but as for the folding - in the words of many of my teachers "Can do better!"
2017-10-24	Happy Good Luck Bat	Michael La Fosse	An old favourite to kick off the Halloween season.
2017-10-25	Scream	Quentin Trollip	A nice model that is remarkably simple to fold, although I suspect the shaping would be much easier in foil.
2017-10-26	Flying Witch	Nick Robinson	Beautiful, simple, elegant. Nuff said.
2017-10-27	Witch	Makoto Yamaguchi	A great little character, but made up of several pieces of different sizes.
2017-10-28	Jack O'Lantern	Swapnil Das	I think there as many origami designs for this model as you see variations in home carved pumpkins.
2017-10-29	Mask	Tomoko Fuse	One of many great masks from Tomoko's book.
2017-10-30	Ghost	Oriol Esteve	A great model, but one that needs to be mounted or hung up to give the right impression - I should probably have photoshopped out the mount. Oh well.
2017-10-31	Spider	P D Tuyen	I learned this from Assia at the BOS 40th Anniversary convention in Cambridge and haven't stopped folding it since.
2017-11-01	Metamorphosis	David Mitchell	Lovely model but a tricky one to photograph - especially in that paper!
2017-11-02	Alexander Aztec Swallowtail	Michael La Fosse	Another of Michaels's wonderful butterflies.
2017-11-03	Kapo	Romanenenko Natalya Valerievna	A long day travelling for work and then an extremely tricky assembly is not a good combination. Oh well it's done and it's not after midnight so I guess I got away with it. Phew!
2017-11-04	Sheep	Beth Moore Johnson	I've wanted to try this again for a while and today turned into the day. A great model, and no doubt by the time I've folded an entire flock I might even get it right.
2017-11-05	Five and Four	Eric Gjerde	I don't often fold tessellations since I can never get a neat enough grid, but I had to have at least one in the 365 so here it is.
2017-11-06	Baseball Cap	Paul Jackson	Had to take my hat off to a friend who just ran the NY marathon in 3:58. Well done!
2017-11-07	Nagano Tato Box	Paula Versnick	Just one of a whole series of boxes Paula designed for squares, pentagons, hexagons, etc.
2017-11-08	Owl	Dimitris Dalas	Nice 2D stylised owl.
2017-11-09	Toaster	Ryan Macdonell	Love this - it's such an unexpected subject for an origami model, but it just works.
2017-11-10	Origami Trasure Chest	Robin Glynn	Not the simplest of models and I appear to have missed a couple of creases to form the planking on the body of the box. Oh well, better luck next time.
2017-11-11	Rememberance Day Poppy	Tony O'Hare	They shall not grow old, as we who are left grow old. Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun, and in the morning, we will remember them.
2017-11-12	Double Compartment Box	David Brill	I should probably have included a photo of the box open to show the two compartments.
2017-11-13	I Love You	Ujang Karnadi	What else can I say?
2017-11-14	Casiat Ilusion	Roman Diaz	A charming and very simple model indeed.
2017-11-15	Star Icosahedron	Evan Zodl	Lovely unit spoiled by me folding with far too tough a paper to allow a proper join.
2017-11-16	Gift Box aka Bisected Tetrahedron	Nick Robinson	This was definitely a box day.
2017-11-17	The Batarang	Marc Sigalovsky	One for the movie fans I guess.
2017-11-18	Macaw	Vladimir Serov	Lots of folding. A good model, but one that needs far mode time than I was able to give it - it would also benefit from thinner, and probably wet paper.
2017-11-19	REM Star	Rachel Katz	Maybe I have got this paper choice sussed out after all.
2017-11-20	Puppy	Julio Eduardo Condori	A nice simple model with lots of scope for character tweaks.
2017-11-21	Minotaur Head	Gilad Aharoni	That's definitely a face you don't want to meet in a dark alley!
2017-11-22	Mouse	Yong Ma	Another little mouse, I like the 3D shape and the tail, but I really need to work on those ears!
2017-11-23	Turkey	Anita Barbour	What else was I supposed to fold on Thanksgiving!
2017-11-24	Cathedral Window in Origami	Jannie van Schuylenburg	This is a great modular model I first folded at the OSN Convention at Mennorode a few years ago - there's even a variant that will allow loops to hang this up as a tapestry.
2017-11-25	Horse	Roman Diaz	Looking at this I think I should probably have raised the tail a bit more to convey a better impression of speed/movement.
2017-11-26	Tri Horned Dragon	Chuya Miyamoto	This was a tough one - I had tried this a few weeks ago, but couldn't get it right, but thankfully our local mini meeting managed to point out what I was doing wrong!
2017-11-27	Basket	Verdi Adams	I like the model, but I'm not convinced about the visible raw edges.
2017-11-28	Origami Dragon	Mark Orme	This was a weird day - I remembered to fold a model, but I was in bed before I realised I had forgotten to post a picture!
2017-11-29	Blue Shark	John Montroll	I remember this as one of the earliest more complicated models I tried when I first started folding, and I'm happy to say that todays version came out considerably better than my early attempts.
2017-11-30	Walrus	Robert Lang	Nice model, but I wish I had used a better quality paper.
2017-12-01	Boots	Makoto Yamaguchi	Now to hope I have enough Christmas themed models for advent!
2017-12-02	Six pointed Star	Paul Jackson	I was delighted to finally find a use for this holographic paper.
2017-12-03	Santa Claus	Jun Maekawa	The first of several appearances Santa is likely to make this month.
2017-12-04	Bell	Paul Jackson	A nice simple model to finish a complicated day!
2017-12-05	Spiral Christmas Tree	Xiaoxian Huang	I can't believe I forgot to post this until after midnight. Too busy packing for the Italian convention.
2017-12-06	Xmas Wreath	Loes Schakel	It's always nice when you can find a model simple enough to be folded and photographed on a plane.
2017-12-07	Simple Tree	Makoto Yamaguchi	It is what it says on the tin - a simple tree.
2017-12-08	Frame box Santa	Makoto Yamaguchi	I'm thinking this looks more like Santa emerging from a chimney.
2017-12-09	Christmas Tree	Mark Bolitho	A lovely simple 3D Christmas tree.
2017-12-10	Snowflake	Dennis Walker	Not perfect, but I think this is my best attempt so far.
2017-12-11	Two Fold Santa	Paula Versnick	I have described a few models as simple and elegant, but can they ever be simpler or more elegant than this? A perfect example of efficient folding and just what I needed after a nightmare day of travelling.
2017-12-12	Flower 3	Francesco Guarnieri	I like this model - simple, clean lines and above all simple.
2017-12-13	Angel	Rafal Sabat	This was not a good day. I folded this in the Accident and Emergency unit whilst waiting for a CT scan having had what turned out to be a minor stroke the night before.
2017-12-14	Bauble	Unknown	Would love to know who created this.
2017-12-15	Santa Tetrahedral Box	Makoto Yamaguchi	These look great hanging on a Christmas Tree.
2017-12-16	Holly Leaf and Berries	Viviane Berty	I know the berries are a bit squished, but I think this is a great model.
2017-12-17	Star	Paul Jackson	Twinkle twinkle.
2017-12-18	Icy Star	Unknown	Apologies for the poor picture - trying to get contrast on a tracing paper model with only a bright light rather than a light box is a little tricky. Again I would love to know who created this model.
2017-12-19	Santa Claus	Hideo Komatsu	It's that man again!
2017-12-20	Candy Shaped Box	Makoto Yamaguchi	Ok I know what it's called, but I'm fairly sure everyone will agree that this is really a Christmas cracker (in more ways than one).
2017-12-21	Jolly Santa	Marcia Joy Miller	If ever there was a man who needed a good sit down.
2017-12-22	Christmas Box	Tomoko Fuse?	At least that's what I'm calling it, I think, but cannot confirm that it's by Tomoko Fuse. It's a great Box since you can fold it at any dimensions by starting with a rectangle that is one length plus four heights by two widths plus four heights. A special bonus is that it has no visible creases on any surface, inside or out.
2017-12-23	Tree	Makoto Yamaguchi	Brilliant tree, but I'm going to have to learn to fold really really small models in order to decorate it.
2017-12-24	Rudolph Rednose	Rikki Donnachie	A great model, and now a part of my Christmas decoration box. All together now .... Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer.
2017-12-25	Reindeer Sled Presents and Santas	David Brill	An idea that has been in the back of my mind for a while, but getting a decent picture was incredibly difficult.
2017-12-26	Poinsettia and Leaver	Meenakshi Mukerji	On the home straight now. This is a very simple but beautiful model with absolutely minimal visible creases.
2017-12-27	Perforated Octahedron	Paulo Bascetta	Another model with almost no visible creases, but I probably should have used smaller paper - this one is huge!
2017-12-28	Foxy Fox	John Szinger	Now that's what I call an alert animal - sharp and focussed.
2017-12-29	Sturoyya Star	Usman Rosiyighi	I can't believe I'm only two posts away from finishing this!
2017-12-30	Lion	Hideo Komatsu	Coming close to the end of the 365 I decided the last two models should be a bit more complex. The lion is a long fold, but not a particularly difficult one - especially with the clear simple folding sequence laid out by Komatsu.
2017-12-31	Unicorn	Roman Diaz	And finally another long, but not too difficult fold to finish off what has been a challenging year! Hooray! This marks the end of my Fold 365 challenge and I would be remiss not to take this opportunity to thank all of the creators, authors, convention teachers and youtube stars who have made this possible. I would also like to thank all of my friends both at home and around the world for all the help support, likes, comments and yes occasional nagging that have kept me on the straight and narrow.

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