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Layered Passion Flower (Meenakshi Mukerji)
26 February 2009 - 4:17pm — Sara
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No, I'm just not made for modular origami...
Paper: 30 sheets of 3.75 x 15cm strips of paper (60gsm)
Finished model: 13cm diameter
Comments
what kind of paper
What kind of paper did you use?
One more doubt
Where do you get these origami papers?
do they sell it in all shops?
I will be happy if you answer to my questions
thanks
xyz
Paper
For this model I used normal origami paper, which I bought at Muji. The pack includes 80 sheets of 15cm squares, in 27 assorted colours.
You can find paper that's suitable for origami in most arts and crafts stores. Not as many shops carry paper that's called "origami paper" and is precut to squares, though. With a bit of experimenting you can find out which paper you like best for folding.
-- Sara
do u know
Do you know whether meenakshi mukerji is an indian.
Her name sounds like a true indian.
Well one question to you sara
Have you ever been to india?
If so tell me how much you liked it
I have gone to india and i found it a very beautiful place
no diagrams or videos
This is lovely. Simply marvellous but there are no diagrams or videos. Please post some.
I would like to see them.
regards
niv15
Omg
Do you even know what Sara has to do to be able to post diagrams and/or make a video? She first has to get the permission of the origional creator of the model, which, in this case, she did not get!
what
Well how do you just know whether she got a permission or not?
you cannot just come to your own conclusions that is very bad.
I know what she needs to do first
I just requested thats all
she has answered to my question and thats enough i am contented.
i dont need any answers from unknow people about whom i dont care
Permission
Actually, I haven't asked Meenakshi thus far. I might in the future, but have no immediate plans. I have a couple of other videos lined up first.
-- Sara
omg this is so beautiful =].
omg this is so beautiful =]. ive been doing origami since 3rd grade (im only 13). i hope one day i can get up to this skill level =]. you are so insparational!
So unique
How long did it take to do something like that? I imagine that would take me days upon days.
I'm not sure, I finished it
I'm not sure, I finished it within a day or two - so several hours.
-- Sara
beautiful
That is great, i wish i had the skill to work something like that. i will give it a try, but it probably won't look that good. a gorgeous piece.
Looks pretty!
Hi Sara!
Why dya say you aren't made for modular origami? This model has come out really well. The color combination makes it look really interesting too. Great job!! :D
That is a very nice model! I
That is a very nice model! I don't think it's as 'not so satisfactory' as you claimed it to be. I also like the coloration.