The point is that when I began making these tutorials I wasn't really self-confident in making the steps in front of the camera: that's why I used to do each step off-camera, undo them (that's why, for example, you suddenly see those creases at 1:54), and then re-do them on-camera by following the newly appeared guidlines...
Your second guess is right, this video has no sound at all: at some point I did find a way to add some background sounds to my tutorials, but these early ones have remained like this...
Yes, sometimes diagrams really can be not so easy to follow... I'm really, really glad I've been able to help you with my tutorials... and I'm grateful to you, for putting a big smile on my face with your very kind words!
So, you maybe should use the trick I wrote: draw a square in Word, print it and then cut it out: it will have a colored side and a white one and it won't be too thick.
How to use them? In whatever way your imagination can think to!
In my opinion, the hearts I show in my tuts don't really need to be attached to a piece of paper, because a message can be put in them... but if your message is long and takes a sheet of paper, attaching the heart to it is the right solution! :-)
thx, but u could've shown the rest of the steps and made the video have audio, be a bit faster, and/or merge, repeat steps 1,2,3, and repeat steps4 and 5, stuff like that to, repeat steps 1-5, so i'm neutral, not disliking the vid, but not liking it either, thx nyway :D
@danbergam I for one salute you sir! I have been trying the frog for quite sometime and always gave up. This time I was able to complete. I appreciate some of the others comments, perhaps if you are advanced in Origami this is to slow for you..... but than if you are so advanced why are you bothering to watch this video anyway? The speed was great for me. Between the speed and the pause button I got it done! Thank You!~
@danbergam I have an advice for u!u should put some music in your videos 'coz...I am sorry to say this and hopefully you wont hate me....I get bored while doing this origami.Sorry
Don't worry, I don't hate people for an advice! ^_^
It's your opinion and I respect it: plus, you did it politely and I respect you even more.
I find music distracts from origami: it's a matter of tastes, of course.
Anyway, in my most recent tutorials (I cordially invite you to try them) I always add some natural background (eg. a river, a wood and such), the music I mostly love! :-D
Anyway... why not listening to your fav music, while watching my tuts and folding? ;-)
Thanks it helped alot. I wad trying to make a spider but didn't know the frog base. I thought I would be stuck at some point but u made it all clear!!!!
My main effort with these tutorials has always been to make them as clear as possible: that's why I really want to thank you in return, because your words are the best reward!
:-DD
A spider? Spiders have 8 legs... I wonder if there's a way to modify the frog base, or to do something similar, with 8 legs...
I have definite solution for Step 7 those who didnt understand it. First get a ruler and a pencil. Put one side of the ruler to center and other side to the end of line you just folded then draw a line with pencil repeat same for the other side. After this just fold along these lines and you got yourself lines identical to the video.
Look at the "response videos" right below the main video player and you'll see both the jumping frog and the iris flower that can be made from the frog base!
Steps are intentionally numbered for something: if you tell me on what step you're experiencing some difficulties I may try to write down an explanation.
Step #5, which is specular of step #4, is done by folding that part on the right so that the white slanting side, partially overlapping the big red square side, ends overlapping the vertical diagonal of the big red square itself.
Step #7: raise that middle point of the horizontal line between red and white part, and overlap the two very opposite white sides so that they both lie on the vertical line in the middle of the figure.
It's your opinion and I respect it: but if you want your critics to be effective, you should always explain them, otherwise there's not enough information to make them useful in any way.
This is one of my first tutorials: I was not so sure of my origami skills, hence I used to make the steps by myself, undo them and then redo them in front of the camera.
That's why you see those lines: because I already did a step before showing it in front of the camera... nothing more than this.
At some point I've begun putting natural sounds in my tuts.
But I don't feel like putting music on'em, 'coz to me origami requires concentration and 'coz music tastes may greatly change... I suspect that, because of my particular tastes, I would have hundreds people complaining about this or that choice!
:-\
My advice is always the same: you have a Pc, an Hi-Fi system and a bunch of mp3s/CDs... play the music of your own choice!
Thank you for your videos. They are very easy to follow. I have made the jump frog.
I enjoy with all your instructional vids. Thank you very much for taking your time in producing those instructional vidsand posting them. With your free lesson we are able to learn many new origami projects.
Many, many thanks *to you*, for taking, in return, your time to write such beautiful, such amazing, such rewarding words about me and my tutorials: what you express towards me is the best possible reward!!!
Thanks, danbergam, for your lessons! I´m brazilian and maybe this turns more difficult to understand how a person like irinadochia12 can be so agressive!!! She seems the internet trolls, who never give a personal contribution in any aspects, but put themselves as the criticians of the other´s works... congratulations, danbergam
i think wat u are doin is great although and like how u do it it in steps and not all at onebut i am new to this and find it a very frustrating around 2:02 to 2:40(step 7 and step 8)because its not very clear to me at all??
I divided figures in modules (base X, base Y, figure module) 'coz:
1) each video had to be < 10 minutes
2) I wanted it slow enough for newbies
3) to show the base X many times made no sense
And I used the steps for easier reference!
Step #7: raise that middle point of the horizontal line between red and white part, and overlap the two very opposite white sides so that they both lie on the vertical line in the middle of the figure.
can you pls stop making all misled vids??? in one of your vids says how to make a jumping frog and i want to se a fkn jumping frog!! you're fuckn slow and moving like you damn retard! can't you make in a Whole video THE WHOLE FREAKIN' FROG?!!at 3:29 why ft you jumped all the part? how should somebody understand a dick of how you made that lines and stuff( besides to show me all the lines you made .which i'm not blind to not see them. it took a hell... learn things before uploading things,only
@danbergam besides the angre there was an advice too : not making misled videos..i don't mean that you have to rush , but you show me all the little and stupid lines and it takes a fkn hell..think about that,cuz i saw many origami videos on how to do this and that and it was quick and easy to follow...why is it so hard and slow in your videos???? try to make something quick-easy ...
I'll explain it again: I do *not* want to go faster, I do *not* want to stop showing the steps before making them: these tricks are a great help for the origami beginners, especially the younger ones.
Also, people appreciating my method are more than people complaining: it means something!
Is it me too slow or is it you with not enough patience? Before unleashing your fury, have you asked yourself that?
I don't understand how can one be so in anger about... a piece of paper?!
@danbergam mmyeah right..how can you be sooo idiot by not knowing that i DIDN'T get angry on a piece of paper, but i DID get angry on an idiot....so please....your attempts to tell me something is useless...unless you say something smart and not noob...
yah it does get a bit boring plus the whole trace back thing but any way good job and dont lecture me on the link crap i can read thank u and im not as dumb as the others on this site
On a certain degree, I guess the whole origami might be considered "boring": there are those step to do, one by one, no one excluded... and it's about folding paper, which isn't really exciting by itself... though, doing all of this with the goal in mind, having the final figure in one's hands can be exciting! ^_^
About "lecturing" you... I don't see nor know why I should do that: in facts, you're not complaining about any missing lesson!
You're watching YT with your pc (or mac or such): and your machine has, I guess, a CD-DVD player and/or mp3s stored on its hard-disk.
If I did add a music to it you wouldn't necessarily like it and you would maybe end muting it.
If you, using the multimedial capacities of your computer, listen to the music you better like - and everyone does the same -, you're happy and satisfied.- and everyone is -.
In my latest tuts I'm adding some soundscapes, though: imho, music is distracting.
Where I begin with that figure there's a subtitle:
Preliminary base
(See lesson #1)
In the description of this vid, it's repeated how lesson #1 is pre-required and there's the link to it!
It's not my fault, if you don't read!
You should think twice before going around offending people for your faults... the price you pay is that you make a fool of yourself and that's not so great.
I will *NOT* call you "dumbass", though, 'coz I'm not rude.
Me gustaría saber como haces la linea del medio, ya que por arte de "magia" del minuto 1:50 al 1:58 aparece trazada una línea que antes no estaba. Y las cosas o se hacen bien o no se hacen.... menudo TIMO..
Al principio, cuando yo no fui tan cómodo con origami, yo utilizo para hacer y deshacer cada paso lejos la cámara para tener guidlines y hacerlos mejoran delante de la cámara. Haga ese paso, lo deshace... y usted verá exactamente esas líneas.
Para hacer cosas son bien un proceso que requiere trata cada vez más, a menudo pasando por errores.
The signs you see "appearing" at some point are just the result of doing a step off-camera and then undoing it: if you try to do one of those steps and then undo it, you'll see exactly those creases.
I uses to do it because I still was a beginner with origami.
If that's the case, in order to do step #7 you've to raise that middle point of the horizontal line between red and white part, and to overlap the two very opposite white sides so that they both lie on the vertical line in the middle of the figure.
en el paso 6 no entiendo, cuando ya se doblaron las 2 orillas, de la nada creo, aparece una linea en el centro que es la que señala en el 2:02, no se si es que me salte un paso
¡No preocupe, he mostrado todos los pasos! Esos pliegues son el resultado de hacer paso #7 con mi cámara lejos y entonces deshaciendo, porque para tener algunas pautas y no ponerlo demasiado tiempo delante de la cámara al hacer. ¡Haga simplemente paso #7 y todo será fino!
Ah, that was funny, indeed: I never noticed that similarity, before... but it's there, at a certain point, if we manage the various parts in a proper way!
xD
I should think about changing the title of this video...
;-)
Thank you for the smile you've been able to put on my face!
Step #6 simply consists in undoing both step #4 and step #5.
Maybe you meant to write "step #7"...
If that's the case, in order to do step #7 you've to raise that middle point of the horizontal line between red and white part, and to overlap the two very opposite white sides so that they both lie on the vertical line in the middle of the figure.
You don't show how the creases in the upper flap suddenly appear in 1:57, or throughout the latter stages during this video. Please include that as I'm not sure where these creases suddenly appear from. Thanks
If you had searched in the other comments, you would have found: in the beginning, I used to make each fold off the camera, to unfold it, and then re-fold it on the camera in order to use the pre-creases.
Well, I wasn't trying to say it's hopeless you know. I do use it, and it works, I just thought you would appreciate constructive criticism. I'm not saying it should go off. And I do appreciate it aswell.
I mostly did that only in the beginning: my latest origami videos have me folding right in that moment, without pre-creasing. IMHO, the problem is over.
I'm having horrible days: to be honest, having endless, (sorry!) sterile discussions about creases/glue on a piece of paper in a video isn't my priority.
How can a human being live refusing to receive and give love? How can we break those walls?
This is the subject I'm struggling about by now... origami won't solve the question, I guess...
At the beginning, when I was not so comfortable with origami, I use to do and undo each step off the camera in order to have guidlines and do them better in front of the camera.
Do that step, undo it... and you'll see exactly those lines.
Oh, you are right... but I guess that I can tell in advance that in a way like that a lot of people would write complains like - hey, I don't like the music you've put with this video! -
Honestly, to me best choice is to put some natural sounds or, better, no music at all: after all, anyone has a music/CD player in its computer! ^_^
There's a risk involved in adding some music of my choice: it may happen that not everybody like it, or not appropriate for concentrating on the origami making.
I think it's better if each one listens to its own favourite music.
Wow, I'd say that you really got what we can call a *passion* for origami... and it goes like this, when something about a true passion isn't right, one is there, trying and trying again, no matter what time in the day it is...
Well, I'm glad for you that you finally succeeded at it, I can guess your satisfaction! ^_^
Congratulations... but, please, don't forget that to sleep at night is fundamental for our whole being!
haha well I was just mad that I couldn't do it!! I can't stop making them now, everyone in my family has been given a flower (though most of them don't want one!) and actually, off to bed now! :D
Oh, I can grant you that mine is not perfect at all: I often tend to rush, sometimes, because I can't wait to see a model finished... and this negatively influences the result, because an imprecision in a step tends to get ampllified in the following steps!
Thanks to you, for such a rewarding comment... may the fun never end!
Ah thank you so much for this... I was trying to do these directions in a book but got confused on what sides to do the squash folds on. -0- But this clears things up very much!
And thanks for taking it slowly, that way you don't have to pause the video inbetween steps
44 people made a snowball xD
MrsCats101 3 months ago 11
@MrsCats101
;-D
danbergam 3 months ago
Very easy but still looks cool! :P
MegaMacGamer 6 months ago
@MegaMacGamer
You just made me happy twice: for both that "easy" and that "cool"!
Thank you so much!
:-D
danbergam 6 months ago 3
What do you do in the minute 1:54?
Cefezamb 7 months ago
@Cefezamb
Oh, don't worry, the mystery is easily explained.
The point is that when I began making these tutorials I wasn't really self-confident in making the steps in front of the camera: that's why I used to do each step off-camera, undo them (that's why, for example, you suddenly see those creases at 1:54), and then re-do them on-camera by following the newly appeared guidlines...
Hope this clarifies everything!
^_^
danbergam 7 months ago
I couldn't hear you at all... is that because my speakers aren't working, or is it because there's no sound in your video.?
AllyMind5Star 7 months ago
@AllyMind5Star
Your second guess is right, this video has no sound at all: at some point I did find a way to add some background sounds to my tutorials, but these early ones have remained like this...
Happy origami time!
^_^
danbergam 7 months ago
THANK YOU SO MUCH! Some times diagrams are just to difficult to follow and this helped a lot! Now I can make a flower!
moabkelley 8 months ago
@moabkelley
:-D
Yes, sometimes diagrams really can be not so easy to follow... I'm really, really glad I've been able to help you with my tutorials... and I'm grateful to you, for putting a big smile on my face with your very kind words!
Have a great origami time!
:-)
danbergam 8 months ago
quite long explanation ...
Ewyen 8 months ago
@Ewyen
Origami can seem quite confusing, at times, especially on harder steps... and according to one's experience with it.
These tutorials have always been conceived, since the beginning, to be followed by everybody... beginners included!
That's why they're long.
Despite the length, I hope you enjoyed the tutorial.
^_^
danbergam 8 months ago
@danbergam yes i enjoyed the tutorial pretty well and ....... i have frog now :D
Ewyen 8 months ago
@Ewyen
Oh, well, I'm glad about that!
That sensation, having the finished origami in your hands and thinking - I made it by myself! - is very satisfying!
:-D
Thank you so much!
^_^
danbergam 8 months ago
Heyy I am doneeeee with ittt
but it is not looking neat bcoz i joined white and red paper so it become thickkk:(
i have tried heart wid wings too
but i wanna ask u,,,how can i use these cards??? i mean if i want to give it to some1 how to give him?? to attach it on paper or what?? please reply
Cantank3r0us 8 months ago
@Cantank3r0us
So, you maybe should use the trick I wrote: draw a square in Word, print it and then cut it out: it will have a colored side and a white one and it won't be too thick.
How to use them? In whatever way your imagination can think to!
In my opinion, the hearts I show in my tuts don't really need to be attached to a piece of paper, because a message can be put in them... but if your message is long and takes a sheet of paper, attaching the heart to it is the right solution! :-)
danbergam 8 months ago
@danbergam
I dont have a printer...:(
but i will try to find it in shopp...may be i will get from there ready made
Cantank3r0us 8 months ago
@Cantank3r0us
I wish you good luck... may the shop have this paper! :-)
danbergam 8 months ago
thx, but u could've shown the rest of the steps and made the video have audio, be a bit faster, and/or merge, repeat steps 1,2,3, and repeat steps4 and 5, stuff like that to, repeat steps 1-5, so i'm neutral, not disliking the vid, but not liking it either, thx nyway :D
TufferThnUThink88 9 months ago
are you japanese?
Sheasha100 9 months ago
@Sheasha100
I apologize with you for having not replied before, but I think I didn't receive a notification for it because it was marked as spam... :-\
But, here I am, finally replying to your question: no, I'm not japanese... I'm italian! :-)
Thank you for asking!
^_^
danbergam 8 months ago
@danbergam np :P
Sheasha100 8 months ago
@Sheasha100
;-P
danbergam 8 months ago
@danbergam I for one salute you sir! I have been trying the frog for quite sometime and always gave up. This time I was able to complete. I appreciate some of the others comments, perhaps if you are advanced in Origami this is to slow for you..... but than if you are so advanced why are you bothering to watch this video anyway? The speed was great for me. Between the speed and the pause button I got it done! Thank You!~
4Etznab 10 months ago
@4Etznab
That's right... and so rewarding!
I think that slow tutorials may better help, especially for who isn't so used to origami!
And... slowly folding may give better creases, I think!
Thank you so much for your passionate support!
:-D
danbergam 10 months ago
yeah, I thought about this...thx! Oh, and could you give me your messenger ID please?And how old are you?
maryusaryus2010 11 months ago
@maryusaryus2010
Thank you so much, for your kind request.
Maybe one day, if we'll get to better know each other... you know, I'm a bit shy: I hope you'll understand...
Anyway, I'm 38 years old! And you, if I may ask?
^_^
danbergam 11 months ago
@danbergam I have an advice for u!u should put some music in your videos 'coz...I am sorry to say this and hopefully you wont hate me....I get bored while doing this origami.Sorry
maryusaryus2010 11 months ago
@maryusaryus2010
Don't worry, I don't hate people for an advice! ^_^
It's your opinion and I respect it: plus, you did it politely and I respect you even more.
I find music distracts from origami: it's a matter of tastes, of course.
Anyway, in my most recent tutorials (I cordially invite you to try them) I always add some natural background (eg. a river, a wood and such), the music I mostly love! :-D
Anyway... why not listening to your fav music, while watching my tuts and folding? ;-)
danbergam 11 months ago
Thanks it helped alot. I wad trying to make a spider but didn't know the frog base. I thought I would be stuck at some point but u made it all clear!!!!
angaaa1506 11 months ago
@angaaa1506
You're so welcome!
My main effort with these tutorials has always been to make them as clear as possible: that's why I really want to thank you in return, because your words are the best reward!
:-DD
A spider? Spiders have 8 legs... I wonder if there's a way to modify the frog base, or to do something similar, with 8 legs...
*mumbles about it*
danbergam 11 months ago
Hello, everybody!
I would be happy to know your opinion about this video... don't be shy!
^_^
danbergam 1 year ago
I have definite solution for Step 7 those who didnt understand it. First get a ruler and a pencil. Put one side of the ruler to center and other side to the end of line you just folded then draw a line with pencil repeat same for the other side. After this just fold along these lines and you got yourself lines identical to the video.
Thank you danbergam for this nice tutorials.
danis107 1 year ago
@danis107
Thanks to you, for so kindly taking your time to figure out this solution and sharing it with all of us!
^_^
danbergam 1 year ago
lmae!!!!!!
SharinganNarutoX 1 year ago
@SharinganNarutoX
?
danbergam 1 year ago
: ) Ima make iris naw
PanisPower 1 year ago
@PanisPower
Happy folding time, then!
^_^
danbergam 1 year ago
: )
PanisPower 1 year ago
wait. what do i do after you show the legs?
543821 1 year ago
@543821
Look at the "response videos" right below the main video player and you'll see both the jumping frog and the iris flower that can be made from the frog base!
danbergam 1 year ago
that sucks man
i cant see prploy
silverblader8 1 year ago
@silverblader8
Steps are intentionally numbered for something: if you tell me on what step you're experiencing some difficulties I may try to write down an explanation.
danbergam 1 year ago
thanks im stuck at the legs
silverblader8 1 year ago
@silverblader8
Step #5, which is specular of step #4, is done by folding that part on the right so that the white slanting side, partially overlapping the big red square side, ends overlapping the vertical diagonal of the big red square itself.
Step #7: raise that middle point of the horizontal line between red and white part, and overlap the two very opposite white sides so that they both lie on the vertical line in the middle of the figure.
danbergam 1 year ago
wow i really suck at this mines terrible
BearyChow 1 year ago
@BearyChow
Don't worry!
I'm more than sure that at the next try it will come out better!
Don't rush, do any step as much precisely as you can, and you'll get better and better time after time!
^_^
danbergam 1 year ago
@BrownieKinz00
I'll definitely make more of them, don't worry!
:-D
danbergam 1 year ago
@BrownieKinz00
It's really kind and noble, from you, to apologize in their place... really, your attitude makes honour to yourself!
*bows in sign of respect*
*You*, as the real owner of that account do *not* need to be forgiven: about your cousins... of course I forgive them! ^_^
Anyway, don't worry for me, things like that often happen to me!
Passwords are quite powerful items: better to keep them secret... and hard to guess!
;-)
Thank you so much!
^_^
danbergam 1 year ago
y no sound
bubblesncheesecake25 1 year ago
@bubblesncheesecake25
For multiple reasons.
One of them is that English is not my first language, and origami has a quite specific terminology.
Also, honestly, I don't really like tutorials with too much talking: I rather prefer that who's watching may concentrate on what must be done.
In my latest ones I've begun to use soundscapes, to fill the silence a bit, and I think it's quite satisfying solution.
danbergam 1 year ago
@BrownieKinz00
It's your opinion and I respect it: but if you want your critics to be effective, you should always explain them, otherwise there's not enough information to make them useful in any way.
danbergam 1 year ago
How do you make the creases at 1:58?!
TheWarriorsluver 1 year ago
@TheWarriorsluver
This is one of my first tutorials: I was not so sure of my origami skills, hence I used to make the steps by myself, undo them and then redo them in front of the camera.
That's why you see those lines: because I already did a step before showing it in front of the camera... nothing more than this.
danbergam 1 year ago
Hey, You should put some music in ur videos. but still awsome.
IlikePiE28228 1 year ago
@IlikePiE28228
At some point I've begun putting natural sounds in my tuts.
But I don't feel like putting music on'em, 'coz to me origami requires concentration and 'coz music tastes may greatly change... I suspect that, because of my particular tastes, I would have hundreds people complaining about this or that choice!
:-\
My advice is always the same: you have a Pc, an Hi-Fi system and a bunch of mp3s/CDs... play the music of your own choice!
Thank you for your appreciation!
danbergam 1 year ago
Thank you very very much!
Bellflower23 1 year ago
@Bellflower23
Thanks to you in return!
:-D
danbergam 1 year ago
Thank you for your videos. They are very easy to follow. I have made the jump frog.
I enjoy with all your instructional vids. Thank you very much for taking your time in producing those instructional vidsand posting them. With your free lesson we are able to learn many new origami projects.
I really appreciate your wonderful work.
Faith16100 1 year ago
@Faith16100
:-DDD
Many, many thanks *to you*, for taking, in return, your time to write such beautiful, such amazing, such rewarding words about me and my tutorials: what you express towards me is the best possible reward!!!
:-)))
Once again, *thank you so much*!!!
danbergam 1 year ago
Thanks, danbergam, for your lessons! I´m brazilian and maybe this turns more difficult to understand how a person like irinadochia12 can be so agressive!!! She seems the internet trolls, who never give a personal contribution in any aspects, but put themselves as the criticians of the other´s works... congratulations, danbergam
leandrovala 1 year ago
@leandrovala
I am muito, muito obrigado to you for your very kind defense and for your very, very kind words about my tutorials!
:-DDD
danbergam 1 year ago
i think wat u are doin is great although and like how u do it it in steps and not all at onebut i am new to this and find it a very frustrating around 2:02 to 2:40(step 7 and step 8)because its not very clear to me at all??
TheCoyle1234 1 year ago
@TheCoyle1234
I divided figures in modules (base X, base Y, figure module) 'coz:
1) each video had to be < 10 minutes
2) I wanted it slow enough for newbies
3) to show the base X many times made no sense
And I used the steps for easier reference!
Step #7: raise that middle point of the horizontal line between red and white part, and overlap the two very opposite white sides so that they both lie on the vertical line in the middle of the figure.
danbergam 1 year ago
can you pls stop making all misled vids??? in one of your vids says how to make a jumping frog and i want to se a fkn jumping frog!! you're fuckn slow and moving like you damn retard! can't you make in a Whole video THE WHOLE FREAKIN' FROG?!!at 3:29 why ft you jumped all the part? how should somebody understand a dick of how you made that lines and stuff( besides to show me all the lines you made .which i'm not blind to not see them. it took a hell... learn things before uploading things,only
irinadochia12 1 year ago
@irinadochia12
These words from you were rude and unfair.
As Lesson #6 shows, this frog jumps: how far, it depends on many factors.
I'm slow so that even beginners may follow it: if I did all in one video, I'd have to rush and it'd be too hard for many!
Origami's about folds quality and serenely enjoying it, not speed!
At 3:29 it was me folding+unfolding off the camera (for to have guidelines), then doing it again.
Please, learn some manners before vulgarly talking to people you don't know!
danbergam 1 year ago
@danbergam besides the angre there was an advice too : not making misled videos..i don't mean that you have to rush , but you show me all the little and stupid lines and it takes a fkn hell..think about that,cuz i saw many origami videos on how to do this and that and it was quick and easy to follow...why is it so hard and slow in your videos???? try to make something quick-easy ...
irinadochia12 1 year ago
@irinadochia12
I'll explain it again: I do *not* want to go faster, I do *not* want to stop showing the steps before making them: these tricks are a great help for the origami beginners, especially the younger ones.
Also, people appreciating my method are more than people complaining: it means something!
Is it me too slow or is it you with not enough patience? Before unleashing your fury, have you asked yourself that?
I don't understand how can one be so in anger about... a piece of paper?!
danbergam 1 year ago
@danbergam mmyeah right..how can you be sooo idiot by not knowing that i DIDN'T get angry on a piece of paper, but i DID get angry on an idiot....so please....your attempts to tell me something is useless...unless you say something smart and not noob...
irinadochia12 1 year ago
@irinadochia12
No, how can *you* be so rude and unmannered?!
And... this is a video of mine and I comment/reply on it whenever I want.
danbergam 1 year ago
yah it does get a bit boring plus the whole trace back thing but any way good job and dont lecture me on the link crap i can read thank u and im not as dumb as the others on this site
yumikokurosaki 1 year ago
@yumikokurosaki
On a certain degree, I guess the whole origami might be considered "boring": there are those step to do, one by one, no one excluded... and it's about folding paper, which isn't really exciting by itself... though, doing all of this with the goal in mind, having the final figure in one's hands can be exciting! ^_^
About "lecturing" you... I don't see nor know why I should do that: in facts, you're not complaining about any missing lesson!
^_^
Thank you!
danbergam 1 year ago
it's a good video but is it ok if you add a little bit of music?
mbbsl0218 1 year ago
@mbbsl0218
You're watching YT with your pc (or mac or such): and your machine has, I guess, a CD-DVD player and/or mp3s stored on its hard-disk.
If I did add a music to it you wouldn't necessarily like it and you would maybe end muting it.
If you, using the multimedial capacities of your computer, listen to the music you better like - and everyone does the same -, you're happy and satisfied.- and everyone is -.
In my latest tuts I'm adding some soundscapes, though: imho, music is distracting.
danbergam 1 year ago
u should show how to start... but it's cool anyway, thanks friend!!
nandastrike 1 year ago
@nandastrike
I show where to start...
In facts, where I begin with that figure there's a subtitle:
Preliminary base
(See lesson #1)
In the description of this vid, it's repeated how lesson #1 is pre-required and there's a link to it.
Thank you, anyway, for the kindness with which you've expressed your opinion: you've been kind and polite, unlike many others before!
:-)
danbergam 1 year ago
men fuck this shit u dont even show how to fucking start with a simple pice of paper u dumbass ,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
handalboy 1 year ago
@handalboy
Where I begin with that figure there's a subtitle:
Preliminary base
(See lesson #1)
In the description of this vid, it's repeated how lesson #1 is pre-required and there's the link to it!
It's not my fault, if you don't read!
You should think twice before going around offending people for your faults... the price you pay is that you make a fool of yourself and that's not so great.
I will *NOT* call you "dumbass", though, 'coz I'm not rude.
Have a good day.
danbergam 1 year ago
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r4mmmst31n 1 year ago
Me gustaría saber como haces la linea del medio, ya que por arte de "magia" del minuto 1:50 al 1:58 aparece trazada una línea que antes no estaba. Y las cosas o se hacen bien o no se hacen.... menudo TIMO..
r4mmmst31n 1 year ago
@r4mmmst31n
[Automatic translation]
Al principio, cuando yo no fui tan cómodo con origami, yo utilizo para hacer y deshacer cada paso lejos la cámara para tener guidlines y hacerlos mejoran delante de la cámara. Haga ese paso, lo deshace... y usted verá exactamente esas líneas.
Para hacer cosas son bien un proceso que requiere trata cada vez más, a menudo pasando por errores.
*Nadie* es perfecto.
danbergam 1 year ago
nice :) thankz :D
elglue 1 year ago
@elglue
Thanks *to you* for stopping by, appreciating, and so nicely commenting!
:-D
danbergam 1 year ago
your vids are good just i cant follow em. you work to fast and dont talk..unless my speakers just arent working idk
MrJeffDoom 1 year ago
@MrJeffDoom
Don't worry for your speakers, in no one of my tuts (so far) I speak, because english isn't my first language.
If you are new to origami, consider you may need a few tries for to get used to the whole thing... don't give up!
An advice: watch, *understand*, try *a step at a time*!
About the speed: sorry, when I made this I had 10 minutes limit, I couldn't go much slower than this!
danbergam 1 year ago
where did step six go? wtf?
BananaManers69 1 year ago
@BananaManers69
At 1:49 :
"Step #6"
danbergam 1 year ago
ivee watched allll of these annnnd youuuur helllllaaaaaaa gooood :]
Millytaylor123 1 year ago
@Millytaylor123
:-D
You're so kind, thank you very much for your enthusiasm!
^_^
danbergam 1 year ago
I cordially invite you to rate it, add it to your favourites and comment it!
¡Yo cordialmente le invito a valorarlo, lo agrega a sus favoritos y lo comenta!
Eu cordialmente convido avaliá-lo, adiciona-o a seus favoritos e o comenta!
Je vous invite cordialement à l'évaluer, l'ajouter à vos préférés et le commenter!
Vi invito cordialmente a votarelo, aggiungerlo ai vostri favoriti ed a commentarlo!
danbergam 1 year ago
you do not show half of steps. Do not liked at all!
kniugzdas 1 year ago 4
@kniugzdas
I'm sorry, but that's not true.
The signs you see "appearing" at some point are just the result of doing a step off-camera and then undoing it: if you try to do one of those steps and then undo it, you'll see exactly those creases.
I uses to do it because I still was a beginner with origami.
danbergam 1 year ago
@kniugzdas Do not liked doesnt make sense, dude. This tutorial is great, despite being tricky once.
ColossusOfRhodes1 6 months ago
ya lost me at step 8 XD
darkxcircus 1 year ago
@darkxcircus
Step #8... or maybe #7?
;D
If that's the case, in order to do step #7 you've to raise that middle point of the horizontal line between red and white part, and to overlap the two very opposite white sides so that they both lie on the vertical line in the middle of the figure.
^_^
danbergam 1 year ago
ok thank you =D
ChorlzoMan 1 year ago
@ChorlzoMan
You are very welcome!
:-D
danbergam 1 year ago
en el paso 6 no entiendo, cuando ya se doblaron las 2 orillas, de la nada creo, aparece una linea en el centro que es la que señala en el 2:02, no se si es que me salte un paso
ChorlzoMan 1 year ago
@ChorlzoMan
[Automatic translation from English]
¡No preocupe, he mostrado todos los pasos! Esos pliegues son el resultado de hacer paso #7 con mi cámara lejos y entonces deshaciendo, porque para tener algunas pautas y no ponerlo demasiado tiempo delante de la cámara al hacer. ¡Haga simplemente paso #7 y todo será fino!
:-)
danbergam 1 year ago
@danbergam Thank you =D
ChorlzoMan 1 year ago
Haha, the finished version reminds me of saurons helmet!
darthguy3 1 year ago
@darthguy3
xD
Ah, that was funny, indeed: I never noticed that similarity, before... but it's there, at a certain point, if we manage the various parts in a proper way!
xD
I should think about changing the title of this video...
;-)
Thank you for the smile you've been able to put on my face!
^_^
danbergam 1 year ago
T_T... i need sound! lol, i cant make the step#6 -.-"
Thescvr 1 year ago
@Thescvr
Step #6 simply consists in undoing both step #4 and step #5.
Maybe you meant to write "step #7"...
If that's the case, in order to do step #7 you've to raise that middle point of the horizontal line between red and white part, and to overlap the two very opposite white sides so that they both lie on the vertical line in the middle of the figure.
Hope this helps!
danbergam 1 year ago
Im Sooo Confuseddd. LoL.
xX23UNiQUEBBy23Xx 1 year ago
@xX23UNiQUEBBy23Xx
Don't worry, origami often has this kind of effects... if I may ask, what's the step which results confusing?
^_^
danbergam 1 year ago
@danbergam i got confused after step 8. but after a while i kept rewinding it and i totally understood it, lol.
xX23UNiQUEBBy23Xx 1 year ago
sucks
yagual123 1 year ago
@yagual123
It's your opinion and I respect it; but if you want to make your criticism effective, you should motivate it a little more.
danbergam 1 year ago
@danbergam no i shouldn't bitch
yagual123 1 year ago
You got the secret, man, you just got it: and let me tell, this just is a big thing!
Naaah, I just know a very little about origami... "there's always something new I can learn" is one of my favourites adages *ever*!
Thank you so much for your kindness; you've been able to put a smile on my face and this just is *priceless*!
:-D
danbergam 1 year ago
I gave up at the first 'repeat step #7' help! :'(
emilyandoliviavideos 1 year ago
Please, don't despair: most of the times, it only takes to relax and to try again a few more times!
To do or repeat step #7 you've to raise that middle point of the line between red and white part, and to overlap the two very opposite white sides.
Hope this helps!
danbergam 1 year ago
thank you very much your videos are so great and helpful
mothers day will be saved
duelord 1 year ago
Many thanks to you, for your kind words!
But, let me tell you that *you* saved your Mother's day, by wanting and chosing to make a gift for your mom... and, actually, by making it!
^_^
danbergam 1 year ago
You don't show how the creases in the upper flap suddenly appear in 1:57, or throughout the latter stages during this video. Please include that as I'm not sure where these creases suddenly appear from. Thanks
swcoast 1 year ago
If you had searched in the other comments, you would have found: in the beginning, I used to make each fold off the camera, to unfold it, and then re-fold it on the camera in order to use the pre-creases.
No mystery, at all.
danbergam 1 year ago
Yeah, I knew that without having to read the comments, but I just meant that it would have been nice to do those creases on video. That's all.
swcoast 1 year ago
At this point, this video has been there for so long that I don't even think to substitute it... hopely, people will go on trying to figure it out
danbergam 1 year ago
Well, I wasn't trying to say it's hopeless you know. I do use it, and it works, I just thought you would appreciate constructive criticism. I'm not saying it should go off. And I do appreciate it aswell.
swcoast 1 year ago
I mostly did that only in the beginning: my latest origami videos have me folding right in that moment, without pre-creasing. IMHO, the problem is over.
I'm having horrible days: to be honest, having endless, (sorry!) sterile discussions about creases/glue on a piece of paper in a video isn't my priority.
How can a human being live refusing to receive and give love? How can we break those walls?
This is the subject I'm struggling about by now... origami won't solve the question, I guess...
danbergam 1 year ago
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crankyalanaz 2 years ago
Critics are effective when they are supported by some kind of motivation.
At least you've tried to be creative...
danbergam 2 years ago
lol!
amandatrules 1 year ago
@crankyalanaz im guessing you can do better?
amandatrules 1 year ago
@amandatrules: never an username was more appropriated... you just *rule*!
Thank you so much!
:'-D
danbergam 1 year ago
You dont understand, he did step 7 first thats how the crease lines appear and then he unfolded it and showed you from step 6
DaDonMega 2 years ago
Exactly!
Thank you so much for your support!
:-)
danbergam 2 years ago
that horizontal line you point to at 2:01 just magically appears... you missed that step! apart from that everything else is clear :D
EagleDestiny 2 years ago
1) Magic has nothing to do with origami.
2) I didn't miss to show anything.
At the beginning, when I was not so comfortable with origami, I use to do and undo each step off the camera in order to have guidlines and do them better in front of the camera.
Do that step, undo it... and you'll see exactly those lines.
Thank you! :-D
danbergam 2 years ago
do what step and undo what?!... tell me the exact minute on the video when you do that horizontal line because i must be missing it.
EagleDestiny 2 years ago
i dont mean to sound angry by the way.. sorry if i do! i just really want to make this flower, thanks! =D
EagleDestiny 2 years ago
at 1.58 you skip sth and i don't know how to do this
darthd95 2 years ago
In the beginning, I used to pre-do a step then to undo it, in order to make it better in front of the camera.
If you do and then undo that step you'll find the same creases.
danbergam 2 years ago
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Suzuki246 2 years ago
I had been trying so hard to figure this base out from a book and I couldn't get step #7 to save my life but this made it way easier thank you :D
straightedgesquirrel 2 years ago
I'm glad that this video of mine have helped, somehow!
Thank you for letting me know!
^_^
danbergam 2 years ago
dang your good!
TheK154321 2 years ago
You're welcome!
danbergam 2 years ago
u can add music man from the winamp. :) It's the best decision.
Tangibleapparition 2 years ago
Oh, you are right... but I guess that I can tell in advance that in a way like that a lot of people would write complains like - hey, I don't like the music you've put with this video! -
Honestly, to me best choice is to put some natural sounds or, better, no music at all: after all, anyone has a music/CD player in its computer! ^_^
Thank you for your opinion, anyway!
danbergam 2 years ago
this is an awesome video, but you have to add music or something to it
BornAsPink 2 years ago
There's a risk involved in adding some music of my choice: it may happen that not everybody like it, or not appropriate for concentrating on the origami making.
I think it's better if each one listens to its own favourite music.
danbergam 2 years ago
i thought this would be ok in silver foil origami paper but its harder
vampcreature 2 years ago
I'm sure it's harder.
But I'm even more sure that in silver foil origami paper it would be not only ok, but amazingly cool!
I think you can do it, if you don't rush, if you take all the time needed.
:-)
danbergam 2 years ago
Thanks to you, I'm glad to have helped!
^_^
danbergam 2 years ago
cool 8D thanks! very helpful.
Bash872 2 years ago
TTTTYYYYYYY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
XD
lTheRobertl 2 years ago
You're welcome!
^_^
danbergam 2 years ago
I Like Pickles
sexymofo52293 2 years ago 6
there was some woman selling these for a quid but i get it 4 free!!
skyspins 2 years ago
I see.
danbergam 2 years ago
and this works 4 the iris as well?
skyspins 2 years ago
Yes, frrom this one you get the iris as well!
danbergam 2 years ago
What do you do on 1:56 I dont get it why there is a horizontal fold ^^"
Isdris 2 years ago
Please, read the other comments about it, you will find that I've replied to this question many, many... *many* times already.
danbergam 2 years ago
Dont understand at 2:00
ediazcalvo 2 years ago
From step 6, to do nr. 7 you've to raise that middle point of the line between red and white part, and to overlap the two very opposite white sides.
Those pre-creases you see are just the result of doing and undoing that step off the camera...
danbergam 2 years ago
I for some reason find this bit REALLY difficult even though it looks so easy!! Grrrrrr........getting there though! :D
jadeyrickman 2 years ago
Exactly, don't give up and try and try again: you'll succeed!
:-D
danbergam 2 years ago
I did manage in the end! Admittedly I was there at like 3 in the morning swearing at my own inadequacy...but I made it :D
jadeyrickman 2 years ago
"3 in the morning"?
Wow, I'd say that you really got what we can call a *passion* for origami... and it goes like this, when something about a true passion isn't right, one is there, trying and trying again, no matter what time in the day it is...
Well, I'm glad for you that you finally succeeded at it, I can guess your satisfaction! ^_^
Congratulations... but, please, don't forget that to sleep at night is fundamental for our whole being!
:-)
danbergam 2 years ago
haha well I was just mad that I couldn't do it!! I can't stop making them now, everyone in my family has been given a flower (though most of them don't want one!) and actually, off to bed now! :D
jadeyrickman 2 years ago
Origami usually has this effect: once you begin... you can't stop makin g them!
May the fun never stop... and may you never get out of paper! ;-)
Now, I can't understand how most of them don't these paper flowers: after all, they're quite beautiful... spectacular, I'd say!
But, most of all, they're handmade by you, and to give them to your beloved ones is a sign of kindness love!
Oh, well, I hope they'll understand it and accept them! ^_^
Have a good (belated) sleep! :-D
danbergam 2 years ago
i loved it so much ;) but...audio would be nice ...O.o...it would help a whole bunch -.-
xXMikuGirlXx 2 years ago
Thank you!
About the audio... I'm not good in explaining in english while folding, sorry...
danbergam 2 years ago
Wow. Mine doesn't look nearly as perfect as yours haha. But I did it after a lot of trial and error (:
Thank you very much! hopefully as i do it more it will look much better and not so offcenter haha.
liliannx3 2 years ago
Oh, I can grant you that mine is not perfect at all: I often tend to rush, sometimes, because I can't wait to see a model finished... and this negatively influences the result, because an imprecision in a step tends to get ampllified in the following steps!
Thanks to you, for such a rewarding comment... may the fun never end!
^_^
danbergam 2 years ago
OMG
I made it xDDDD
IntiGodOfSun 2 years ago
Great!
xD
danbergam 2 years ago
Ah thank you so much for this... I was trying to do these directions in a book but got confused on what sides to do the squash folds on. -0- But this clears things up very much!
And thanks for taking it slowly, that way you don't have to pause the video inbetween steps
jaliell 2 years ago
Thanks to you for noticing and appreciating that aspect, on which I've intentionally put so much attention: it's just rewarding!
:-)
danbergam 2 years ago
I don't understand, it don't looks like a frog?
SweetFlickan1 2 years ago
This is the frog *base*, that what's needed before making the actual frog: check the description for the links to the previous parts!
danbergam 2 years ago
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XleeroyjenkinsX 2 years ago
Thanks, with this I made my first origami edelweiss. ;)
speedyswish 2 years ago
Thanks to you, for letting me know... something that I didn't know!
Origami edelweiss? Sounds interesting!
:-)
danbergam 2 years ago