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Origami Calendars
2010 Page-a-Day origami calendars have been around for 5+ years. They are so well received that they will likely stay with us for many years to come. These calendars have instructions for a new, easy origami model everyday. The back side of each page is patterned and the sheet can be used to fold the following day's origami. For 2010, there are at least 4 different origami page-a-day calendars; 2 quilling calendars, and one kirigami calendar.
| 2010 Rhombic Dodecahedron Calendar
You can make a rhombic dodecahedron calendar and give it as a gift. This model was created by Nick Robinson and it is intended for personal use; you must request permission from the creator before using it in a non-private, commercial manner. The pdf files below are donated by Todd's Place. You can download more calendars from Todd's web site which allows you to create calendars in different languages, colors, fonts, and so forth. |  | |
2010 Pentagon Calendar
This model was originally created by Tomoko Fuse and was converted into a calendar by Sara Giarrusso and Ramin Razani. The calendar has gone through modifications along with better instructions. More information regarding this calendar and downloads here:
|  | 2010 Star Calendar
This is a modular star created by Carmen Sprung. You can make it into a calendar and give it as a gift. This design is for personal use; you must request permission from the creator before using it in a non-private, commercial manner. the 2010 version was converted by J Metzger. |  | More 2010 Dodecahedral Calendars
Here are two more ball-like dodecahedral calendars. These are pentagonal dodecahedra - which is to say that the face is in the shape of a pentagon. These calendars require minimal folding and rely primarily on cutting and glue for assembly. |  |  |
Kodak.com can make personalized origami calendars. These monthly pages will help you keep organized and allow you to show-off your own origami models. To participate, download your origami photos to Kodak EasyShare . Click onto "Shop" and drop down to "Calendars". Design your calendar by choosing the style and layout. Add photos and captions and you're done! (EasyShare is a free service from Kodak.com. Once you’ve downloaded your photos, you can invite your friends and family to view your photos free of charge. You can also have your pictures printed onto cards, mouse pads, mugs, and a whole lot of other stuff (you need to pay for these). |  | Free Printable 2009 Calendars from HP
Hewlett-Packard allows you to print origami themed calendars. These are 12-month calendars with origami backgrounds and borders. First pick a background & border; second, scroll through the months and pencil-in important dates; lastly, upload your own photos and print. It’s free, but it’s best if you have a good printer and glossy photo-quality paper. Remember to read their Terms and Conditions. |  | |
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