Origami skirt

A post about the Masters' Challenge Shingo Sato organizes each year with examples of the tasks, and about the influence TR cutting has had on me, especially when it comes to the origami techniques. Lots of pictures for your inspiration.

Talk about a head turning little white dress! These stunning creations were put together for a thesis project by Uruguay-based designers, Mercedes Arocena and Lucia Benitez, and I’m going to go ahead and guess that they

The piano skirt inspired a violin skirt. This one is layered, too, and much easier than the previous skirt. At the base there's an A-line skirt. The layers go only to the front, so you can leave the back piece plain. Draw the violin shapes onto the skirt pattern, as shown. There are three of them. The total number of layers is 4. Then, draw a facing for layers 2 and 3. Facing 2 is colored as an example. Facing 1 starts at c-front so you don't need to draw an extra line for it, while layer...

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