can i pleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaaaaasssssssssssseeeeeeeeeeeeeee purchase or have your red and purple jack in a box by hugo perira that you show a picture of before you start the video pleeeeease
hi sara its me again you have a video in the other videos tab called jack in a box it was a red and white model and you said you used to soft paper what size paper did you use for it it said 2:1 paper can you give that size to me in centimeters or inches that would really help please reply
I honestly don't know anymore. However, one could guess that the side length of the box in the video was say... 5cm. Then the paper I started with would have had to have the dimensions 30cm by 60cm. I think what you really want to know is which size paper to start with to get a box of a specific size. So: If you want your box to have a side length of x cm, then start with a sheet with the dimensions of 12*x cm by 6*x cm.
what size paper did you use for the purple and red model of the jack in a box that you show a picture of in the beginning of the clip please reply i need to know
THANK YOU bye the way ur awsome i have works of satoshi kamiya i wish i can fold the ancient dragon your amazing and do you want the instructions to satoshi kamiyas pheonix all you have to do is reply
Well, that depends on when I find time. Right now I'm too busy to do a video, but I'll try to make some time at the end of next week. No guarantees, though.
Hi sara
It's great you made this video.
I also like to make the Jack, but I have to know, which paper I can use.
Is it possible to fold The Jack in the box with double tissue?
Thanks for answer.
Florigami
I'm not sure, I haven't tried yet. The paper might not be stiff enough. I think using tissue foil should work very well, but again, I haven't tried.
You should try not to use too heavy paper. In the video I used standard origami paper (maybe 65 gsm, not sure right now).
Yeah, I should have done a retake on that. Try rewatching the sequence in the beginning (starting at 9:12). Other than that, push down the length of the paper, and the corner will probably emerge by itself. Else push on the corner I indicated, so that the section folds down (rather than to the left). If in doubt, always consult the diagrams.
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can i
can i pleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaaaaasssssssssssseeeeeeeeeeeeeee purchase or have your red and purple jack in a box by hugo perira that you show a picture of before you start the video pleeeeease
hi sara its me again you
hi sara its me again you have a video in the other videos tab called jack in a box it was a red and white model and you said you used to soft paper what size paper did you use for it it said 2:1 paper can you give that size to me in centimeters or inches that would really help please reply
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I honestly don't know anymore. However, one could guess that the side length of the box in the video was say... 5cm. Then the paper I started with would have had to have the dimensions 30cm by 60cm. I think what you really want to know is which size paper to start with to get a box of a specific size. So: If you want your box to have a side length of x cm, then start with a sheet with the dimensions of 12*x cm by 6*x cm.
-- Sara
oh ok and about the pheonix i
oh ok and about the pheonix i didnt know it was illegal im only 10
ok where do u get the red
ok where do u get the red purple paper
Wrapping paper
It's wrapping paper I bought in a store in Germany. I don't know whether it's available online or abroad, sorry.
-- Sara
origami jack in a box
what size paper did you use for the purple and red model of the jack in a box that you show a picture of in the beginning of the clip please reply i need to know
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Red/purple model
See http://www.happyfolding.com/gallery-pereira-jack_in_a_box - I started with a sheet of paper with the dimensions 30cm x 15cm.
-- Sara
THANK YOU bye the way ur
THANK YOU bye the way ur awsome i have works of satoshi kamiya i wish i can fold the ancient dragon your amazing and do you want the instructions to satoshi kamiyas pheonix all you have to do is reply
No, thanks
Sorry, I am not interested in illegal diagrams.
-- Sara
how much time is your Video
how much time is your Video O_o
Video length
The player says 1:13:21, so about 1 1/4 hours.
-- Sara
Paper
How big paper do you recommend to use?
Paper size
I do mention that at the beginning of the video, you know. ;)
Recommended size: 42cm by 21cm // 18 inches by 9 inches
In the video I use paper that is 35 cm by 17.5cm.
-- Sara
Ah
I have seen the video but never noticed that thanks!
whan is your next video?
when is the apple coming out?
Maybe at the end of next week
Well, that depends on when I find time. Right now I'm too busy to do a video, but I'll try to make some time at the end of next week. No guarantees, though.
-- Sara
apple
when is it going to be? i reallt want to how its made
Video will be up within a month
I'll upload it in about 3 weeks.
-- Sara
Which paper is suitable?
Hi sara
It's great you made this video.
I also like to make the Jack, but I have to know, which paper I can use.
Is it possible to fold The Jack in the box with double tissue?
Thanks for answer.
Florigami
Haven't tried
I'm not sure, I haven't tried yet. The paper might not be stiff enough. I think using tissue foil should work very well, but again, I haven't tried.
You should try not to use too heavy paper. In the video I used standard origami paper (maybe 65 gsm, not sure right now).
-- Sara
Ok, in that case I´ll trie i
Ok, in that case I´ll trie i with normal paper.
Florigami
Jack in the box
Loved the video. I finished mine yesterday, thanks for the awesome instructions.
P.S. Congrats on your invitations, very unique.
thanks sara
thanks sara
i need help from
i need help from 0:19:12-0:20:13
plzzzz hlp
Help
Yeah, I should have done a retake on that. Try rewatching the sequence in the beginning (starting at 9:12). Other than that, push down the length of the paper, and the corner will probably emerge by itself. Else push on the corner I indicated, so that the section folds down (rather than to the left). If in doubt, always consult the diagrams.
-- Sara
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