PEN00 - THE PENULTIMATE UNIT FAMILY BY ROBERT NEALE AND MICHAL KOSMULSKI
Text-Only Tutorial copyright 2026 by Lindy van der Merwe accessorigami.com Various sites show how to fold this unit. See, for instance Penultimate Unit Origami by Jim Plank web.eecs.utk.edu Paper to be used: squares of similar size; use large paper to practice with at first. Note: some tutorials recommend using three-quarters of a square by accordion-folding into fourths and then removing one of the panels. Folding level: Beginner/Intermediate Description: A unit or module in origami is like a puzzle piece. To make a modular origami figure, you will need to fold more than one unit and assemble them in a certain way. These instructions describe how to fold various units that are all part of the Penultimate Unit family, originally developed by Robert Neale and that may have been discovered independently by various other origamists. You can find Robert Neale's ebook at the following link: Many Modes of Origami origamiusa.org For some excellent tutorials, examples and i...