Traditional Ninja Star

This traditional ninja star requires two square papers. You need to make two modules which are mirror-image to each other. Two modules will be combined to form a four-pointed star. The interesting technique you will learn here is that the combining of two modules is accomplished through inserting two triangular flaps into pockets.

Traditional Menko

This classic origami menko is a modular origami model which requires two square papers. You need to make two modules, i.e., one from each paper. The interesting technique you will learn here is that the combining of two modules is accomplished through inserting a triangular flap into a pocket.

This modular square spring makes use of a simple square origami spring as a module. So you will need more than single paper. One special folding technique that you need to learn for this model is pocket-fold.

Five-Pointed Modular Star

This modular star model requires five page of paper. You will be starting with five balloon bases and then attaching them together to form this star. One special folding technique that you need to know is inside reverse-fold.

Traditional Modular Star

This star model requires six leaf of square paper. You will need to make six balloon bases before attaching them together.

This origami pagoda is a traditional pagoda modified by Hyo Ahn. Unlike the traditional version, this model has the same shape for both front and back sides. Two special folding techniques that you will learn from this model are both pocket-fold and inside reverse-fold.