Subject: [Origami] CDO convention 2018
36th C.D.O. Convention - November 1-4, 2018
Hi all - just tentatively wondering if anyone is interested in
travelling a few days together exploring Tuscany before or after this
convention? It's too far to travel from Australia just for the
The bone folder I'm familiar with actually comes from kimono making.
When hand-sewing kimono, because it's mostly straight lines, you
traditionally zig-zag the fabric onto the needles to make numerous
small, straight stitches in one go. You then use the curved part of
the bone folder to create
The bone folder I'm familiar with actually comes from kimono making.
When hand-sewing kimono, because it's mostly straight lines, you
traditionally zig-zag the fabric onto the needles to make numerous
small, straight stitches in one go. You then use the curved part of
the bone folder to create
1. Re: Boomerang airplane Perth Origami Group's Sanny Ang also has
a wonderful Zoomerang - check it out
here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EJNRkqUtvq4
Hi allAn interesting use of origami to protect the Great Barrier
Reef: https://www.acf.org.au/reef-not-coal Clare, Perth Origami
Group, Western Australia (where our corals are dying too)
Most common practical models and their purposes?
Hi Gerado
You forgot the traditional medicine/seed package that is extensively
used in Japan where medicines are traditionally taken in powder form,
so each dose comes wrapped in a simple origami fold. I'm sure others
Subject: Re: [Origami] Is scoring paper cheating?
The origami folk in Melbourne had paper scored to make a record number of paper
tsuru for a beautiful display in central Melbourne a few years ago - I remember
Perth Origami Group folding several dozen scored, fairly stiff sheets as our
