News

We’re offering a free sample issue of the BOS magazine with every order – you can easily remove (or ignore) it if you’re already a member 😉

Chiyogami patterned paper review (plus “Escher Fish” tutorial)

Available here

A4 paper and “Silver Rectangle” ebook (plus “30/60 Set square” tutorial)

Available here

2 x 1982 BOS Model Collection pdfs

Our publications officer Paul Hanson has been hard at work recreating these old classics – a wonderful (and cheap) source of unpublished models for you to download – no postage costs or waiting !

Iridescent paper

Check our new “Iridescent” range (from Folia) – there are 4 different textures to choose from, plus a set of all four packs at a bargain price 😉

In the video there’s a also a short review of the new Model Collection from the recent BOS Milton Keynes convention. It’s available in both printed and pdf format.

We think you’ll love this paper, it’s eye-catching and beautiful!

50 Sheets 14cms Iridescent paper

BOS Convention!

Last weekend, we ran our usual stall at the British Origami Society Convention in Milton Keynes. We asked the folders to make us some models using our paper, here are some of the results 😉

Colours of India model

A design by Simon Andersen (adapted by Nick Robinson) made using Colours of India paper

Bowl by Simon Andersen made from Colours of India paper

Animal Pattern Paper review (plus “Dog” tutorial)

Paper available here

Star behind a Star by Jacques Justin

Taken from a BOS collection. See the video of this design here

1981 Model Collection Spring Ebook now available

We are continuing to reproduce our back catalogue of BOS Model Collections (thanks to the hard work of Paul Hanson). Here’s the latest, full of models you won’t find elsewhere!

new – Naksuge Art Paper

Very thin paper that looks wonderful with the light shining through it!

Origami Miniature Decorative Box Kit

New to our range is this pack containing all you need to produce the beautiful boxes shown on the cover. It includes pre-printed patterned papers for the lids, tant paper for the boxes as well as standard origami paper so you can practice the model before using the patterned paper. The designs have all been created by Makoto Yamaguchi, once of Japan’s creative Masters.

Shape Colored Paper review (plus “Pinwheel” tutorial)

Here’s a video review of this paper and & a tutorial for the “Pinwheel” by Philip Shen

Jumbo Korean Pattern Paper review (plus “Mad Dog” tutorial)

Here’s a video review of this paper

Pantone paper in a class

Our resident folding expert Nick Robinson tested out a pack of Pantone Four Seasons Colour paper in one of his school classes and had a favourable response. “The class loved them and in the end, the rest of my lesson plan went out the window, we folded & cut our way through an hour’s lesson. The students rated it “9/10” and some of them cut their own shapes from the leftover paper to further decorate the patterns.