Stegosaurus (John Montroll): Instructions

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confsion

i don't get what you do at 7:58
please help! urgent

Part x of 3

7:58 of which part?

-- Sara

Sara There is another three

Sara
There is another three headed dragon by Annibal Voyal and i think it looks nicer.. Check www.origami.com for the diagram. It is marked as maybe, high intermediate or sort of maybe intermediate or complex I'm not quite sure.. :D

Hey Sara I am an intermediate

Hey Sara
I am an intermediate folder.. Do you think I should take on this challenge? I tried this before and I failed.. :(

Cheryl Lee
P.S I still think I should try one more time still! :D

paper

where do you buy the bbbbbbbbbbiiiiiiiiiiiiiiggggggggggggg paper

Paper

You can buy relatively big origami paper. For example, http://origami-shop.com/ sells precut squares up to 35 cm (13.8 in). You can also buy your own paper and cut it to the required size. That's what I usually do. Some wrapping paper is good for origami, packaging paper (the stuff for parcels) also works, and then you can also treat paper to fit your purpose. You can, for example, buy tissue paper or mulberry and treat it with MC (a glue, wallpaper paste is often based on MC). It makes soft paper crisper, and thus much more foldable. You can also glue together tissue and foil (using white glue or spray glue) to get tissue foil. And if you're really ambitious, you can try making your own paper from scratch...

Hope this helps,

-- Sara

books

where can you buy the three headed dragonbook

paper

Hi sara.
Sorry for my bad english!
Your video are very, very important in order to learn well to make certain models. I would have a question: where I can find the origami's paper larger than 6x6 inch (like that one for stegosaurus).
Best regards

Paper

Well it could depend where you live. 6x6 is not that big i use copy paper and it works fine. it just gets stif but, yeah diffrent places sell diffrent paper P.S. i use 3x3 lol keep on folding

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