https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/na69u981bhig6q6l3u5oc/Brazier-Diagrams.pdf?rlkey=i23mt8vay7clfxlfbtmkoatgd&st=9xbh1dud&dl=0

My wallet in its current shape looks no less stuffed than that of George Costanza. Btw, that episode cracks me up every time.

I’ll have to try this out. Kinda looks complicated though.

Thank you for having shared this model and the sequence. I really like it much. I sometimes try to fold more than 8 points, and the next I did was with 16, because when building the octogon paper, one just needs to double the creases somehow. But it’s tight job then, so I appreciate much your model which has great precision.

Wanted to tell you: at the point “Swing each flap over, one by one.”, you would gain in clarity by developping a bit more, because you are showing a pattern with a peak, when the next picture displays an untouched zone (the middle round). What I mean is that the “Swing each flap over, one by one.” point needs somehow to indicate how you preserve that zone and how you reach it. Sorry to be peaky or whatever, just mentioning it, and I am sure that if I try I will succeed it. I will try it 🙂

You seem much versed in the spiraling, and I found by mistake a nice model, if you want to give it a try: https://palestinianmothman.substack.com/p/cupcake-star

To finish, I would like to salute your mention of license, creative commons. This seems to be rare in the origami world. Is there a copyright battle or what? On most websites we only have the basic fortune teller, and seems that people are only allowed to have their own creations. Really odd. I am new. But in any case your mentions of freedom are the first one I see after having browsed so many websites! Not to mention the really lossy habit of going youtube. All the best, Battista

The link is just below the photos.