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I think this is probably a variation of a kusudama designed by Tomoko Fuse, but I kind of just decided yesterday to put together some stuff I folded ages ago which I never got around to assemble, so I don't even remember where I got the tutorial from. Sorry o/

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Shrug too much trouble to pick another model to fold so here's more of the same

Plus I had a mighty need for a light pink millefiori though the end result turned out a lot less visually appealing than the blue one... Less contrast of the main colors of the two layers ugh

Millefiori designed by Kawamura Miyuki.

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Millefiori designed by Kawamura Miyuki.

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Hello, I am trying to contact Enrica Dray. We would like to use one of her origami star designs in an upcoming publication. Would you have a contact by any chance? Louis

I'm afraid I don't have any way to contact her. Sorry I can't help you. :/

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Taj Mahal designed by Valentina Minayeva.

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I wasn't going to upload these at all but I want to play around with tags a little bit.

These happened because my mom wanted to do something nice for me and bought me a load of paper... Except it was 120g/m^2. They're designed by George Hart.

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I made those lucky stars for the purpose of throwing them at my sister while yelling at her to make a wish.

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Arabesque by Mio Tsugawa + Lucky Stars (these things are addictive)

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Kusudama Enrica Designed by Enrica Dray.

Really, really easy modules... And entertaining enough to fold, but putting it together was a pain in the ass, so I ended up using glue (I regret nothing). Please don't throw stones at me for storing this under the origami category even if it's been put together with glue. D:

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The two on the top row are kusudama void and aline designed by Tadashi Mori, you can find tutorials for both models on his youtube channel.  Second row: left - floral globes by Tomoko Fuse (only instead of 24 flowers I used 32 by adding an additional ring of 8); right - paradigma by Ekaterina Lukasheva. Bottom row: left - star holes by Francesco Mancini; Spiral - Irina Krivyakina

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Kusudama paradigma designed by Ekaterina Lukasheva

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Kusudama Sweet Spring, designed by Natalia Romanenko

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Kusudama versailles, designed by Krystyna Burczyk

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Floral globe, designed by Tomoko Fuse