Miura Ori Pleated Vase
Instructor: Paula Beardell Krieg

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Virtual Workshop
Thursday May 7, 2026
6 to 8:30 PM Eastern Daylight Time
From wherever you are in the US, via Zoom.

This workshop will be recorded, and video will be available to registered students for at least 30 days after the workshop. SOLD OUT

The Miura Ori folded-vase construction is simply joyful for those who love working with paper. Participants will be introduced to basic paper pleating concepts, then apply this knowledge to create a beautiful three-dimensional vessel that can be purely artful or elegantly practical. A basic PDF template, which can be endlessly altered to create vases of varying height and circumference, will be emailed to each participant. Additionally, paper decorating techniques and appropriate papers choices will be discussed. All participants will be sent some papers to try out during our session (so we will need your mailing address as well as your email address).

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TUITION

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WHAT YOU'LL NEED

• Computer or tablet with Internet connection.
• Scissors.
• PVA and applicator (brush or squeeze bottle) or Bearly Craft Glue.
• Straight edge metal rulers: it's handy to have both a 12" straight edge and a smaller one.
• Glue stick.
• Scoring tool: A ballpoint pen, with or without ink, will work well as a scoring tool for class.
• A soft surface to press into while scoring. A generous pile of newsprint or a seed catalogue will work well. This is very important to have, so don’t overlook this supply!
• The packet of paper that the instructor will mail to you.

Instructor

Paula Beardell Krieg (she/her) has been a paper enthusiast for as long as she can remember, taking particular delight in 3D paper transformations. For thirty years she collaborated regularly with classroom teachers to create engaging and dynamic projects for all age groups. Her adult workshops have taken place both on Zoom and in-person at institutions ranging from the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Center for Book Arts, the Museum of Mathematics. Paula teaches regularly for the Jaffe Center for Book Arts.