How to make an Origami Kusudama

u have to make 30 of these

no offense.... but do you do anythinglese, cuz if this is all you do then you dont really have a life. if you get what i mean dont mark this as spam or a bad comment

None taken! ... lol no, I have a quite demanding job, study in the evening and do this amongst many other things to relax... but to your point - even if it would be, I completely disagree! - if it would be only zapping YT/TV channels all day I just might agree - In my experience people who do things (in general doesn't matter what) with a (even a little) passion are more pleasant to be around - You figure out why that is!?... ; )

barbabellaatje
thanks!

You shake pretty much ^^

it seems so easy but, i cant understand....how many colours and sheets i need?

30 squares as many colours as you like 0_O

---TIPS---
- Imagine the hole between the first 5-piece ring you create as the polar opposite of where you will finish. Think of it as the base and evenly build up the sides.

- Use a little glue on the leftover flaps in 2:02. Your Kusudama is still freely attached and can be assembled or disassembled at will. It saves a LOT of aggravation with the pieces popping apart during assembly.

-- If you can't figure the assembly out why, watch the video to see exactly what direction the pieces point.

Whoooooaaaarrrgggh!!! The "G-WORD" again!! ; )

I just successfully made one. Here's how I assembled it.
1. Interlock the first three parts as shown in this video.
(3:30)
2. Use two of the three as part of an adjacent 5-piece ring.
(4:00)
3. Add one additional piece to each of the remaining 4 offshoots of the 5-piece ring. You now have 5 connected in the center and 5 on the outside (making 3-piece connections). You have to keep it slightly curved so it stays together.
(4:10)