So to avoid doing the growing list of things I should be doing, I decided on some procrastigami:
![Xander Perrott's Laveau](https://i0.wp.com/www.wonko.info/365origami/wp-content/uploads/1067Laveau.jpg?resize=764%2C731)
One of the many “I must fold these” models from Xander Perrott’s forthcoming books, this is “Laveau”, a lovely 30 unit spikey flower ball that makes good use of duo paper.
Each unit, based on a 1:root(3) rectangle, folded from Tuttle Vibrant duo, I chose limey/crimson paper and began folding – I always love the almost meditative state you enter when unit folding on a production line – much the same as gridding before box pleating and tessellations.
![Xander Perrott's Laveau in development](https://i0.wp.com/www.wonko.info/365origami/wp-content/uploads/1067LaveauDev-scaled.jpg?resize=604%2C2560)
The ball has a fairly positive 2-flap/pocket combination locking mechanism, and the elegant sworls of 5 petals help each other to stay put. I did add the tiniest spots of glue in under seams just so the kusudama survives a drop (out cleaner has been horrified when she has accidentally nudged some of my modulars and they popped as they landed on the timber floors.
![Xander Perrott's Laveau scale](https://i0.wp.com/www.wonko.info/365origami/wp-content/uploads/1067LaveauScale.jpg?resize=764%2C646)
I like the sequence, the result is a delight. You should buy Xander’s books, there is a treasure trove of to be found therein.