On 9/13/13, Chris Lott <ch...@chrislott.org> wrote: > How do those of you with a lot of origami paper store it?
Stumbled on this the other day: http://www.ikeahackers.net/2013/09/flat-file-storage-using-linnmon-table-tops.html It looks like a very cost-effective way to store larger sheets. (And kind of cool-looking, at that.) Way cheaper than a flat file or even a regular bookcase, which would never be deep enough for big paper, anyway. Perrsonally, I have been very fortunately over the years to have scrounged/inherited two big flat files (family is not quite delighted with these large wood-and-metal monoliths lurking in the house decor, but that's a separate issue) and an old library magazine storage/display unit (w/ tons of drawers that will fit 4 piles of 15cm paper.) I have found the square storage box ("Paperholder") by Humiaki Hujita, diagrammed in this book: http://stagepics.co.uk/origamidb/book_contents.asp?BookID=513 works wonderfully for holding a stack of paper together, too. Somewhere I worked out the size ratios needed for different sizes of paper, ask me offlist if you want it, I'll try to hunt it up! Anne
