FINALLY!... after making you wait so much, the book is finally being sold
both through CreateSpace and Amazon Europe. It only costs 3.13 US $ in
CreateSpace... yes a original printed origami book that costs just a bit
more than 3 US $. You do have to pay for shipping, but international
shipping is
In reply to my post, calkin and Peter Mielke mentioned some everyday
problems they have solved through origami, like making a CD case when you
have a CD and no case and binding pages together without a stapler, among
others.
Thank you very much! Those are awesome examples. Can you all also help me
Hi,
I'm taking a course in product design. In my homework for this friday I
need to look for ten daily problems: "things that annoy us, cause us extra
effort, time, money, or discomfort..." like the teacher said. Bear in mind
that they must be problems we actually have (so it can't be "the homeles
ARTICLES:
-"Creating long, perfectly tapered, colorful, durable, inexpensive paper
strips (perfect for the <> models)" by KDianne Stephens:
http://neorigami.com/neo/index.php/en/articles/item/70939-creating-long-perfectly-tapered-colorful-durable-inexpensive-paper-strips-perfect-for-the-%E2%80%9Ccu
Now Neorigami has a Flickr group. In the group you can show your folds of
models from Neorigami and Mini Neo. Why don't you fold something now and
share a photo? http://www.flickr.com/groups/neorigami/
The group is managed by origamist and good friend: Victor J. Quintero. Help
Victor and the group
So what do you think?
MODEL SHOWCASE:
http://neorigami.com/neo/index.php/en/component/k2/itemlist/date/2014/2
Animals
-"Squab" by Vitzkap
-"Pelican" by Vitzkap
Fan art
-"Dali's elephant" by Vitzkap
Useful Models
-"Bitcoin purse" by KDianne Stephens
-"Framed - with love" by KDianne Stephens
-"Sh
http://neorigami.com/neo/index.php/en/mini-neo/item/70924-mini-neo-#16-aug-sept-2013
CONTENTS
-Mini Neo 16th issue
-Frog by Antonio Chavez Armas
-Bonus track (extra diagrams)
-Interview with Sergio Guarachi: A young Bolivian who shines his talent on
us through origami
-Mini News
-Minichallenge
>F
WOW... we had never had so many diagrams and photo-diagrams per uploaded
models in one month. 50% of them show you how to fold the figure! Why don't
you fold one of them and leave the creator a comment?
MODEL SHOWCASE:
http://neorigami.com/neo/index.php/en/component/k2/itemlist/date/2014/1
Animal
Hello fellow members,
Could you please tell me what's the official name of the following model
from Eric Joisel:
https://scontent-a-mia.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-frc3/1508575_801987876483859_1929154672_n.jpg
Also, what's the official name of the Guy Fawkes mask created by Brian Chan?
Thank you in ad
Anne LaVinn had replied to this thread on Thursday... sorry I couldn't
reply back before. She mentioned the Japanese gift-wrapping tradition, with
paper, cloth (furoshiki), and other materials. According to Anne, most
traditional Japanese gift-wrapping (with paper) have the four
characteristics I m
Sorry it's taken me forever to reply to this topic. I've been really
occupied lately.
On Sat, 11 Jan 2014 Claire wrote "Anyone had a Nathan around that can
challenge him/her? (-;". Maybe it's because of my limited knowledge in
English but I couldn't understand what you meant. Could you please expl
MODEL SHOWCASE:
http://neorigami.com/neo/index.php/en/component/k2/itemlist/date/2013/12
Animals
-"Rising from the prey" by KDianne Stephens
-"Crane chain" by cadix
-"Parting is such sweet sorrow" by Vitzkap
-"Wolf" by Ak_827
-"Humpback whale" by Vitzkap
-"Siamese cat" by Vitzkap
Fiction
-"Cranem
I wanted to give you an update of the process with the book. I've uploaded
it to CreateSpace; now we have to wait for it to be revised and for me to
buy and assess the first copy.
It's probable that I'll simply sell the book directly from CreateSpace just
to offer you the best price. I'll take tha
Caleb Fankhauser mentioned looking for wearable origami models for a
contest in her community.
Have you tried contacting Charles "Doc" Santee? In February 2013 the
Monthly Folding Challenge in The Origami Forum was precisely about wearable
origami. Most did accesories like a necklace or a hat. Doc
In her messag Kathy Knapp explained the ribbon she makes from the German
star. Thanks Kathy, that's an excellent idea! I am specifically looking for
gift wrapping techniques more than ribbons.
Claire in a first message mentioned that the gift wrapping technique
presented in "Complete Origami" by E
In her reply Sara Adams related Dennis Walker's technique for wrapping CD
cases with the one shown in Eric Kenneway's Complete Origami. Dennis
replied confirming this and crediting the creator of the technique as Kunio
Ekiguchi.
Is Kunio Ekiguchi really the creator of this technique? I don't have
In his new answer Dennis showed a different technique to wrap CD cases and
other objects.
I loved the idea Dennis! I wrapped a cassette case with it. Had any of you
tried wrapping a gift like with this technique before? This is it:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/origamidennis/sets/72157639402776095/
Dirk Eisner in his response showed us the origami technique he used to wrap
a CD in its case.
Dirk, that's genius! Why I hadn't I thought of that? It even has a color
change! I tried it with a cologne in its box ant it worked perfectly.
Actually, that's exactly how I make the cushions for my liv
Sorry... better late then never!
MODEL SHOWCASE:
http://neorigami.com/neo/index.php/en/component/k2/itemlist/date/2013/11
Animals
-"Little eagle" by Vitzkap
-"Cardinal" by Vitzkap
-"Cardinal" by prefo
Fan art
-"Ikran / Mountain banshee" from Avatar by Vitzkap
Objects
-"Old car" by V.DOLZ
Usef
In her message, Claire presented a Fujimoto's hidrangea molecule gift
wrapping. It looked awesome! You mentioned it was after an idea from Dassa,
could you please explain that Claire? I would really like to know.
In my last message I mentioned I wanted to explore another option,
different from Bubok, for the purchase, printing, and shipping of
Practigami. It would be really useful if I could exchange messages with
someone that has added a book to CreateSpace.
If that's your case, would you please contact m
Rob Hudson mentioned in his last reply that the printed book would be too
expensive for him.
I wanna tell everyone I'm sorry. During this week I've discovered that the
print on demand company I chose offer very abusive shipping costs to other
countries. I had no idea since there's an office in my
I was thinking, there are three characteristics origami gift wrapping have
that makes it different from a self-closing boxes. In origami gift wrapping:
-the folding can easily be adapted to the particular dimensions of the gift.
-the folding process must include the very gift.
-when unwrapping the
Dennis shared a picture of the origami gift wrapping technique he uses.
Thanks for that Dennis; I can see the pleat fold! So if I understand
correctly you first fold the front flap that's next to the pleat fold, then
you fold the back flap over the front one and inside the pocket created by
the ple
HI,
Rob, suggested I offered Practigami as an eBook, besides as a printed book,
and mentioned OrigamiUSA as an option. And JC Nolan briefly explained how I
could do that.
Thank you both for the suggestion and the information. For now we'll just
offer it as a printed book just cause that's what we
Hi everyone!
I have a mission and I REALLY hope you will all help me out a bit. I want
to try to catalog all the different origami gift wrapping techniques that
exist. This is different from a box, bag, or envelope model; in an origami
gift wrapping technique the gift becomes part of the folding p
Oh happy day! You can finally buy Neorigami's printed book: Practigami
In 2012, 31 origamists from all over the world created the 57 models that
competed in the Inter-forum Useful Model Challenge. PRACTIGAMI is the fruit
of that project. In the book you'll find 22 of the original models for you
to
This may be a long shot but... does anyone know of a gift wrapping forum,
mail list or something like that? I was hoping to find a community of
people passionate about gift wrapping as we are about origami in general. I
tried googling one but I had no luck : (
I hope it's ok I post this question h
Hi,
Can someone please help me contact Glenda from Fabric Origami? If not, has
anyone here tried folding origami with fabric? I would really like to learn
more about that and ask some questions.
Please contact me through the list or my email address gerardo(a)
neorigami.com
Thanks in advance :
Thank you for all the great feedback both through the list and off the
list. I really do hope to receive more; that's the only way I can get an
estimate of what folders think.
Like Anne mentioned, the diagrams with the black background would be for
the web, so I personally don't intend to offer th
I'm interested in this idea in order to make diagrams a little diferent,
but I want to know what folders think about it. The diagrams are meant
directly for the web; I would probably have a second print-friendly version
for those of you that prefer printing the diagrams.
You can check it out here:
Hi again,
I know we had discussed about this symbol in the list. I thought I had
started that conversation but I couldn't find my original question... oh
well.
Any way, I wanted to ask you something in particular about it which I hope
I didn't ask the first time... when making diagrams in color,
Hey everyone ; )
I wanna get some ideas about what exactly people like about cool looking
digital diagrams. Halle has an awesome article in Spanish (pp. 24 - 36)
about his own ideas of what diagrams should have in order to look awesome;
it's in 4 Esquinas No. 11. In my humble opinion he's one of t
HI FELLOW ORIGAMISTS,
I wanted to ask, is the Vietnam Origami Group VOG an association or
something like that or is it something completely different like maybe
just a site with a forum?
Thanks!
A couple of hours ago I sent a message inviting you to check out the game
created by Mini Neo for the World Origami Games. I suggested that you left
a comment if you had a Facebook account.
Anne mentioned to me offline that she wasn't able to post a comment. I
asked Nataly, who's in charge of the
I wanted to show you guys this game that the Mini Neo editorial group had
started to celebrate the World Origami Days:
https://www.facebook.com/events/159961134213112/
If you have a Facebook account please leave a comment for the players ;)
ARTICLES:
-"Francesco Guarnieri’s Star Infinity – A tip for folding" by KDianne
Stephens:
http://neorigami.com/neo/index.php/es/articulos/item/7014-francesco-guarnieri%E2%80%99s-star-infinity-%E2%80%93-a-tip-for-folding
-"Me in an origami exhibition" by Gerardo:
http://neorigami.com/neo/index.php/e
HI,
Kathy Stevick asked about the name of the creator and of the model in this
video that's in Spanish: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pW-b1USL3sc
Kathy, from what I could tell it looks like he doesn't mention either of
them in the video. The person behind the video is Javier Caboblanco, who's
an
When it comes to instructional videos I personally consider as known
experts: Leyla Torres, Sara Adams, and Evan Zodl (hi Leyla, Sara, and Evan!)
Well that's just my humble opinion, so I wanted to ask you guys if there
are others you would also consider known experts in this matter besides the
one
HI KATHY AND FELLOW FOLDERS,
Yesterday Kathy Knapp sent a message asking for chopstick rest models. Here
is my reply.
Maybe Diana sent you a private answer; there's no way I can know. In case
she didn't, here are some ideas for you and anyone else interested. You can
find in Origami Resource Cent
HI EVERYONE,
I just wanted to ask if anyone knows what's the current situation with the
database. I know that over a year ago the databse was corrupted twice and
so Dennis dissabled user activity.
I sent Dennis a couple of messages like a month ago, but he was probably
too bussy at the time : )
HI EVERYONE,
Did I miss this year's messages about WOD? I find it a bit odd that I
haven't seen any messages about it this year.
I just wanted to know : )
Cheers!
HI EVERYONE,
As some of you know, last year I created my Three drawer organizer:
http://neorigami.com/neo/index.php/en/useful-models/item/669-organizador-de-tres-cajones-/-three-drawer-organizer
So anyway, I decided to revisit my model. That's why I'm curently looking
for other models of chests w
ARTICLES:
-"Go green !!!" by alkagupta0408:
http://neorigami.com/neo/index.php/en/articles/item/7005-go-green
-"Polymer Clay Crane" by KDianne Stephens:
http://neorigami.com/neo/index.php/en/articles/item/7004-polymer-clay-crane
-"Corazonada papirofléctica " by Xusa:
http://neorigami.com/neo/index.
HI EVERYONE,
I would like to know, when referring to the proportions of a rectangle is
there a difference between saying "2 X 1" and "1 X 2"?
Thank you ; )
I hope sending this message through the list is ok with everyone.
I'm so grateful with Rosemary that I wanted to thank here publicly.
Remember our discussion about acetate paper during April? Well Rosemary
mentioned a type of paper she loved, UV Ultra. After that we shared a
couple of messages by
HI EVERYONE,
This one of those simple and obvious models that leaves me thinking. I came
up with the idea very recently (I can't beileve I had not thought about it
before). I'm really proud of the box; I love the fact that none of it's
sides are square despite the fact that you start from a square
13 of the entries were posted in the blog's anniversary :D
ARTICLES:
-"Envelope and Letter Fold Association ELFA " by Gerardo:
http://neorigami.com/neo/index.php/en/articles/item/6964-envelope-and-letter-fold-association-elfa
-"Origami teaching tips" by KDianne Stephens:
http://neorigami.com/neo/
Does anyone know what happened with OrigamiTube.com? I try to enter and I
only find a message saying "this account has been suspended". I have it
among the links in Neorigami and I don't know if I should remove it or if
it's a temporal problem.
Thanks in advance : )
Larry asked if the "flapping crane" was a traditional model.
To my knowledge, there's the "flapping bird" and the "traditional crane".
Both of them are traditional models. Although its folding process is almost
the same, only the one with the thinner limbs is considered a crane, while
the one that
Only three days left for Neorigami's anniversary: Sunday August 11th!
Last year 26 entries, between models and articles, were posted during the
celebration of Neorigami's first anniversary. Just like last year, you can
post any model of your own design, it doesn't have to be recent nor
complex. Yo
In those models were glue IS used in a particular step, what symbol is
normally used to indicate where to glue?
Thank you in advance.
My mistake... I meant Sunday August 11th, NOT Saturday. That day will be
the blog's second anniversary : )
The 11th of this month, saturday, Neorigami will reach two years since
having opened its doors to the public. To celebrate I invite everyone to
post their own models, guides (e.g., diagrams) or articles in this very
date. Last year we shared 26 entries through the same activity. If you
still haven'
Jason Ku mentioned he didn't see what new information provided the two
colored symbol (the two colored circle at the begining of many
diagrams). Andrew Hans replied it helped him know the color of each
side when the steps aren't drawn in two colors.
I would like to add the exact opposite. I've seen
I had asked where should the arrow face. K. Dianne Stephens (privately),
Hans Dybkjær, and Anne LaVin, mentioned that the tail of the arrow would
point to the prior step and the head to the next step. Anne LaVin also,
suggested to look for that arrow in Robert Lang's article on diagramming.
Thank
This might look like a silly question but please bear in mind that English
isn't my first language. How do you call the person that makes diagrams? I
want to be sure because it's part of the copyright page of the book I've
been working on.
I also REALLY hope you'll help me with my question about t
HELLO,
In diagrams, how do you place the turn-over arrow? Where must the head
point and where the tail?
Thank you ; )
Please bear in mind that every creator enjoys receiving comments; if you
see anything that you like please take a moment to leave one. You can do it
without registering to the site : )
ARTICLES:
-"Doblando signos" by Pol Espinoza:
http://www.neorigami.com/neo/index.php/en/articles/item/6929-doblan
HI,
I just have a simple question. In my Cubic box I start with a blintz base.
Then I make a 3 X 3 grid. After that I unfold the model and then I continue
from there:
http://neorigami.com/neo/index.php/en/useful-models/item/289-caja-cubica-/-cubic-box
My question is: would you say it's a model ma
HI,
Jean-Cristophe answered my question regarding the basis weight of two
different sheets of paper by multiplying the sheets' area times their
grammage. I think I wasn't clear when I said "basis weight", I was
referring to the US measurement for paper density.
A couple of weeks ago I had asked a
I'm sorry, I'm just not too good in math. What would be the basis weight of
a sheet of brown kraft paper of 70 X 100 cm (27 1/2 X 39 2/5 in) which g/m2 is
90? And what would it be in the case of a sheet of common colored paper of
the same size but with a g/m2 of 80?
I wish to express the density o
Here you'll find issue 15 translated by Alberto Ramírez & Chris Taylor.
It includes diagrams for Richard Ojeda's [i]Hooded pitohui[/i] (a beautiful
and poisonous bird), Alberto's & Liliana's interview with Mr. Robert Lang,
and an article also by Alberto about the use of tools in origami.
We hope
I met Leyla Torres in person a couple of months ago. She was so kind, she
brought me a couple of big Tyvek envelopes. Thank you Leyla!
I think many of you know that I like to use very big sheets for origami
since I like to make big useful models. My Fireplace bellows is a good
example of what I'm
Anna and Malachi explained to me in there last messages how is paper weight
measured in most countries and the particular style used in the US.
Thank you so much for your help. I wanted to ask you, is there a way I can
convert a gsm measure to the US method? Thanks!
I think it's weird that there
HI,
Where I live the thikness of a paper is measured in grams (g). For
example, common copy paper has 80g.
How is paper thickness measured where you live? Do people there use a
different unit?
Just like when I asked about big papers, a couple of weeks ago, I
would really appreciate it if I coul
In his last message Galen Pickett shared his Crossing pleats and mentioned
"No idea if that has a use..."
Pretty cool pattern! Galen, of course it can have a use, it's up to you
find one : )
For example, in Neorigami the user named cadix had discovered he could make
his "Multi-compartment box" us
HI,
A friend was making the diagrams ofr one of my models as a favor.
Unfortunately he's way too occupied now and he won't be able to finish
them. He was making them in CorelDRAW. Is there anyone here that makes
diagrams with that program and wishes to help me by finishing those
diagrams? I can pr
To give strength to the walls of the Pedal bin I used a special kind of
cardboard which is called "cartón industrial" in Spanish. I have no idea
how is it called in English. I asked in the Wordreference forum but we
didn't reach an answer. Can you help me find out the name of that kind of
cardboard
I now present you a new issue translated by Alberto & Chris: number 14.
Issue 14 includes diagrams from Sergio Guarachi of a [i]Peasant mask[/i].
It represents the native peasants from his country.
Besides that, you can find an interview from Liliana Badillo to Sara Adams,
editor of The Fold -the
So sorry, I hadn't placed the following model in the right section since it
does includes photo-diagrams...
DIAGRAMS & PHOTO-DIAGRAMS:
-"Tea-bag rabbit" by Magic Fingaz:
http://www.neorigami.com/neo/index.php/en/component/k2/item/6892-tea-bag-rabbit-by-barth-dunkan
ARTICLES:
-"How to make figurines for the origami grotto/shrine" by KDianne Stephens:
http://www.neorigami.com/neo/index.php/en/articles/item/6906-how-to-make-figurines-for-the-origami-grotto/shrine
-"Origami and Smocking – Broadening the Art of Origami Through Exploring
The Art of Smocking" by KDi
Hi,
Does any of you know Dasa Severova's email address. I found her Flickr
account but I don't have an account nor am I planning to have one soon.
I really liked the fact that she has a box that shares the general idea of
one of mine and would like to talk to her about what's her process for
fold
My latest model is my Pedal bin:
http://www.neorigami.com/neo/index.php/en/useful-models/item/6904-papelera-de-pedal-/-pedal-bin
When I folded it small in common paper I didn't have any problem with using
simple references like halves and thirds. Yet, when I folded it in the
proper size using post
Thank you for all your answers regarding the back cover for the book. A
couple of ideas in the Pajarita mailing list caught my attention, so I
think I'm gonna try to do something a little original... wish me luck.
Anyway, I'm still working on the book and I wanted to ask you another
thing. How do
Hello fellow origamists!
As I've mentioned before, I'm working on a self published book. That's why
I now wanted to ask you, what do you expect from a back cover in an origami
book?
In my opinion, the fact that it's a book full of diagrams instead of words
makes a big difference as to what to exp
This afternoon I returned from the hospital after being hospitalized for 24
hours. I had swallowed a fish bone but everything worked out at the end so
now I'm back at home.
Thank you origami for existing! I would have gone crazy if I couldn't do
anything more than waiting for time to pass. During
ARTICLES:
-"Muppie Hogan's Origami theatre and puppets" by KDianne Stephens:
http://neorigami.com/neo/index.php/en/articles/item/6889-muppie-hogans-origami-theatre-and-puppets
-"Help wanted" by AuroraDragon:
http://neorigami.com/neo/index.php/en/articles/item/6873-help-wanted
-"Watercolor tessellat
Sorry for having sent that message through the list; I actually meant to
send it to OAC but I accidentally added the wrong recipient. I hope this
won't end up in any copyright disscussions. Still, if anyone wants to share
with me their own insights I would happily welcome them.
Have a great sunday
HI,
I'm working on the copyright page of a book that consists of a collection
of diagrams of models from different creators and diagramers; I do have
everyones consent.
I would like to make the copyright page similar to this one:
https://fbcdn-sphotos-b-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-ash3/944676_65186
I will self-publish a compilation of diagrams as a book; I have the
authorization of each creator and diagrammer. It's the first time I'm
working in a project like this and I'm curious about the Copyright page
(also known as edition notice). I'm hoping a fellow member of the list,
that knows more a
HI EVERYONE,
Do you know Fernando Gilgado? He's a really cool Spanish origamist. He has
published various books, my favorite one is "Origami Bicolor" (Two-colored
Origami). Around a month ago Fernando was kind enough to post diagrams for
his Narwhale in Neorigami. In case you haven't checked them
Hello,
I just read Paper Dragon's distinction between a windmill base and a
squashed windmill base. From Paper Dragon's explanation, I understand that
a windmill base is exactly like the windmill model. Being so, I wanted to
ask: are there any models that start from that (non-squashed) version of
In my message about Rikki Donachie's Seed Packet, I mentioned I had folded
it with acetate paper so it could last; specially since I was using it as a
coin purse and I was keeping it inside a bag made of hemp.
Kathy Knapp asked what was acetate paper. About that, actually I'm confused
about what's
ARTICLES:
-"Más que un trozo de papel" by Naty Nefesh:
http://www.neorigami.com/neo/index.php/en/articles/item/712-m%C3%A1s-que-un-trozo-de-papel
-"Concurso diagramación-boletín-pajarita" by leidygra:
http://www.neorigami.com/neo/index.php/en/articles/item/703-concurso-diagramacion-boletin-pajarita
HI EVERYONE,
So I had gone to a very hot place during the Holy Week. I took sweatpants
but they really aren't good for holding your coins. That's why I needed an
emergency coin purse. I remembered Rikki Donachie's steps for his Seed
Packet. I tried it in copy paper but it didn't last more than a d
Thank you for all your responses; they have been very helpful. And I'm not
assuming any of them as legal advice.
So to be clear, no other creator of a useful origami model has ever asked
before if their model is protected be copyright law, nor has he or she
tried to register the model as his or he
HI FELLOW ORIGAMISTS,
First of all I wanted to thank you for answering my latest question about
the fold and unfold arrow... thank you very much : )
Regarding today's subject, I wanted to tell you that I'm kinda upset. I
suppose you know that origami models belong intellectually to their
creator,
I had asked: "Does it make a difference in what side do I place the head
and tail of that arrow regarding the folding line?"
Anna answered, "The arrow should start and end on the part that actually
has to be folded over".
I now ask all of you, does everyone else agree with Anna? It makes sense to
HI,
I wanted to ask you about the "mountain fold and unfold arrow" that has
just one head and seems to jump from one point to another and then return
to basically the same point. Do you know to which one I'm referring? I
really hope you do : )
Does it make a difference in what side do I place the
Out of curiosity, I wanted to ask if anyone new about origami models that
have been patented. I'm not talking about registering the copyright, which
I already know about but about patents.
So are there any cases regarding origami models?
Thank you in advance : )
I want to mention a couple of creators of the most popular nativity scenes
in the diagrams for my Nativity Stable. In your opinion, which are the most
popular origami nativity scenes and who are their creators? Would you
please also mention if it includes its own origami stable or not?
If you can
Thank you for the information regarding the models in the photos from my
last message.
ARTICLES:
-"Origami at Gerduberg: exhibition and workshops Reykjavik January 2013" by
Gerardo on behalf of David Brill:
http://neorigami.com/neo/index.php/en/articles/item/689-origami-at-gerduberg-exhibition-an
Continuing with this thread about big size paper, as I understand, it's
pretty easy to find ordinary paper in B1 size in countries like Austria,
Netherlands, Iran, and Singapore. In USA, you might find it in art supplies
stores or you can also buy rolls of paper, right?
What about other countries?
Would you please tell me the name of the following models and their
creators?
http://sphotos-f.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc7/581875_618685691480746_1982950065_n.jpg
http://sphotos-h.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash4/374393_618685764814072_2012841526_n.jpg
http://sphotos-d.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-prn1/
In the last message I sent I accidentally wrote 707 X 100 cm. That was a
mistake, I meant 70.7 X 100 cm. Other wise, It would be a super long
roll... sorry.
So my question is, can you find ordinary paper in your country with those
dimensions? 70.7 not 707 X 100 cm.
Thank you.
Where I live stores sell ordinary paper of something close to B1 size, that
would be 707 X 100 cm, which is something like 27 4/5 X 39 2/5 in.
I want to know if this paper size exists in the countries where each of you
live, ok? Can you easily find ordinary paper with those dimensions where
you li
I found in the Origami Database a model by Jeremy Shafer called "Heavy duty
box with handles". I'm really intrigued by the name and I would love to see
it, unfortunately I didn't find any pictures nor videos of the model in the
web. According to the database the diagrams are in Bay Area Rapid Fold
In my last message I added a link to both issues. If you had any problems
finding any of them both, it was due to the fact that they were temporally
down. Now they're up again so you can use this link once again:
http://neorigami.com/neo/index.php/en/announcements/item/684-mini-neo-n-12-13-in-engli
Alberto & Chris have translated two new issues: 12 & 13.
Issue 12 was a Christmas special with diagrams for Graciela Vicente's
Nativity scene, an interview with Manuel Pérez Trastoy from Spain, and
finally, some information behind the symbols used in diagrams.
Issue 13 has diagrams for a Buffalo
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