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Hi there...

I found this hat online and was wondering who is the creator of this baseballcap.

maybe I should add additional info where I found that picture:

http://www.papercraftcentral.net/2012/0 ... with-wing/

really hope someone can help...

cheers,
e-mo

Not much to find on the internet. It could be the Baseball Cap by Jeremy Shafer published in BARF spring/summer 2006, but I wasn't able to track down a picture. Maybe you can contact Jeremy and ask whether it is his model.
Apart from that I really disapprove of the page you found this picture at. It only uses stolen pictures without giving any credit to the authors of those models. Neither asked the person who made the page for permission to use those photos (I know because I asked one of the authors who originally posted several of the pictures).

thanks for the hint...

I contacted jemery...lets see if he will reply me or not.
Regarding that particular website...I have no idea. I am not the admin there...just found that picture there.


e-mo

Jeremy replied me...that cap isnt his...so I am still looking for the creator.

e-mo

noone can help me to identify?

what a pity...

e-mo

Sorry I really tried to track it down somehow, but just couldn't find it.

You could try to replicate it, assuming that the reason you want to know who the author is to fold it. I Believe it looks very simple, just good shaping.

hi there...

yes, my intention was to fold it. I think my skills are not that good enought to redo that cap

e-mo

I bet you could do it. If I have some free time I'd be willing to look into it. I could make a cp for personal use.

hi there...

that would be nice...that would than be my very first CP origami...as I never fold by CP before. that might be a good exercise for me to learn on how to fold with CP.....on step moving forward to fold the ryu zin 3.5

Looks like a pleat down the center with rabbit ear folds on the sides. Might need to spread the pleat open on the raw edges for extra paper

I think I can come up with it. I'll tell you if I'm done.

Cap - Jang yong ik by Jang yong ik, on Flickr


Cap - Jang yong ik by Jang yong ik, on Flickr

nice cap...but where are the wings?