Origami Magic Ball (Kade Chan) - Part 1

Difficulty: ★ ★ ★ ★ ☆ (High Intermediate)

This video demonstrates how to fold an Origami Magic Ball designed by Kade Chan. This is one of the most well known origami models on YouTube, however not many of the tutorials went into great detail on how to fold each part. This video will explain each part of the Magic Ball in a very detailed manner. I hope you enjoy the videos, and if you have any questions about the magic ball, please comment below or send me a message! Thanks for watching!

Also, special thanks to Kade Chan for giving me permission to create this video!




FAQ:
Q: Can I use A4 (printer paper) to fold the magic ball?
A: Yes, but you will have to cut it (since A4 has the dimensions of 8.5" x 11", which is not 1:2 ratio). To make the largest rectangle from a sheet of A4, cut the paper to the dimensions of 11" x 5.5." If this is your first time folding the magic ball, however, I would not recommend using paper this size. See the next question for information on how to purchase larger paper.
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Q: I do not have paper that is 20cm x 40cm or larger. Where can I purchase such large paper?

[EzOrigami]

Great! I'm glad to hear that! That is exactly what I was aiming for! Thanks for watching!

[MrPanda_Cake]

Very Detailed, very easy to follow, a loud and clear voice...That origami may be one of the well-known pieces on Youtube, but this video should be one of the well-known videos (:

[maureenmoya]

you made your tutorial very well. you never left a detail. thank youu~ i hope all video tutorials are like this.

[Kreisikana]

i do origami all the time .. :) this is a very good vid.
Every normal human could learn from that video.
Great job !
Greetings from Estonia

[ngundawtsui]

thank you for doing step by step everybody else is to fast:)

[shinsingirl]

**Great origami magic ball, Our happy and enjoyed Watching great this videos full great Creativity, fully Watched, greetings from Indonesia**

[madisonmccants]

You do the best tutorial I have seen for magic ball

[limogirll]

ive been wanting to learn some origami for the last year and this vid is so well described. ( i dont care that its a youngen) THanks very much.. NICE WORK... KEEP IT UP

[SnicketGaming]

Finally, someone who explain this masterpiece right. ~SnicketKnight

[dannyholmes]

Hello ! I think I might have seen this tutorial once before and i could'nt believe the many, many folds wow !

[sprinklets]

Great part 1! It's nice to see a magic ball video that actually goes over every step in detail. Now i might actually be able to make one =P

[ThePlopl]

the best magic ball video i have seen. good job

[neoneon]

I ACTUALLY COMPLETED PART (I legit thought I was about to melt.😅)

[mobradovic]

this is the first video i saw of yours.I knew all of them were great cos of the quality and the detail you go into.I subscribed after 1:24

[vlatkacobain]

i watched it all 4 and may the lord bless your hands

[jackhitzeman]

I have to say it was pretty good how you talked about right and left even though you were on the other side. Others might've messed that up

[Corpsegrinderr]

Craft store would be the best bet. However, Staples sells big rolls of paper that you can cut to get the size you need.

Good luck! :D

[samichikijima]

your a great at making and teaching step by step

[EzOrigami]

@TheButterfly2002 Yes, you can use A4 paper, but you will need to cut it... Also, I would not recommend using A4 on your first try. If you have any more questions, please refer to the FAQs in the video description or send me a message! Thanks!

[katiepop]

I made one yay! Thanks!
You also have a great voice!