Origami Kusudama: Nine Twenty Eight (Brian Beitel)

How to fold an Origami Kusudama: Nine Twenty Eight

Designed by Brian Beitel
Tutorial by Peacefulmidnightblue

The name of this model comes from my time working in Disney World. Every night at 9:28, my favorite song, The Magic is Calling, would play throughout Epcot's World Showcase. I absolutely loved this song and I would call my friends on the work phone and tell them that the "Magic is Calling!" I designed this model back in January, when I was still part of the college program, and wanted to name it after one of my favorite memories! :)

This model uses 30 square sheets of paper.
Paper with different colors on each side will make the model look the best.
I would recommend using 7.5 cm squares
If you need more assistance fully assembling the model, this video will help you out.    • How to Fully Assemble 30 Unit Origami...  

Module Difficulty: Intermediate
Assembly Difficulty: Intermediate (it can be a bit difficult to insert the units into each other)

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0:00 - Intro
0:38 - Folding the Unit
6:18 - Assembling the Model
11:25 - Conclusion

Songs:
As We Go by The 126ers
Entire by Quincas Moreira
Leaning On the Everlasting Arms by Zachariah Hickman
Two Moons by Bobby Richards
Amber by VYEN

Please contact me if you have any questions about how to create the kusudama.

Enjoy :)