Business Card Origami Cube
Commercially available origami paper is typically 6 x 6 though they can be as small as 1 square or as large as 10 square.
Business card origami cube. This method is easier. Separate the cards and repeat until you have 6 folded cards. The cube is one of the easiest and best introduction to business card origami.
To assemble the cube place one folded business card on the table as shown. Fold a modular origami business card cube by linda chang. The crisper the fold the snugger the final cube will be.
This method is easier. Flip the pair over so that the bottom folded card becomes the top card. Take two business cards and stack them perpendicular to one another as shown here.
Business card jackson s cube. You ve made two cube pieces. Placed side by side they would cover an area of over 15 m 2 the size of a large room.
Professional origami artists can start with much larger sheets as large as 13 feet x 13 feet. I ve been creating business card cubes for many years with slight variations. You can also use a scoring device to score the business cards instead of drawing lines.
Make the folds nice and crisp. If you can create this cube you can create other business card art. In contrast commercially available business cards in usa and canada are typically 3 5 x 2.
Use a pencil or a pen to draw the lines as show. 6 cards are needed. You can do one of two things.
Fold the edges of the bottom card up and around the top card. Business card cubes one of the simplest business card modular units this cube has many applications because it is easy to make can be easily faced with additional cards and can also be easily interlocked with orthagonally adjacent cards. Fold the ends of the bottom card up over the top card.
6 9 10 3 33 pm. 2400 for the inside and 1056 for the outer shell. For a tutorial on creating the business card cube there is no better teacher than ned batchelder.
Business cards 5x9 cm in size were used to fold this piece. You will need 6 business cards and you should have already mastered the art of folding a business card jackson s cube. Fold the other card s ends up.
This origami project requires 6 business cards and you should already know how to make the business card cube and columbus cube. You can also use a scoring device to score the business cards instead of drawing lines. Use a pencil or a pen to draw the lines as show.
Whip out those nameplates and put them towards an artistic endeavor by creating business card cubes. Pull the two cards apart. Folding and linking cubes made out of business cards.
One part modular origami and one part fun hack this is a nice project to occupy the hours during a rainy day. The instructions have been modified to work with business cards. Take two business cards and stack them perpendicular to one another.
Ned as far as i know was the first person to document his creation on the internet.
