Adams, Sara

Paper: 19.7cm by 56.6cm, tissue foil
Model: 7.5cm by 5cm by 12cm

Mel, a friend of mine, is getting married on the same day as me. So unfortunately - and quite understandably - I won't be able to join her celebration. But at least a part of me - this folded model - will be there. Mel is wearing an emerald dress, hence I decided to fold her wedding cake topper with green and black tisse foil.

Hilli Zenz first showed me how to individualize paper using wallpaper paste and acrylic paint. She later also showed me how to fold the Jump module by Hans-Werner Guth. Although it's not something I highly recommend, I used the paper I made before for my first shot at folding "Jump". (Usually, I'd say first try it with basic paper to understand the concept, then move on to nice paper.) While the creases aren't perfect, I do love this model and the way it came out with my paper.

Paper: 12 sheets of 8.2cm squares (6 sheets of 80gsm + wallpaper paste, 6 sheets of 170gsm)

I fear I do not know the name of this model / the modules. If you do, please do let me know!
The book is available at http://www.viereck-v...

Paper: 30 sheets of 3.5cm by 6.05cm (ratio: 1 by square root of 3), Kami
Model: Icosahedron with a diameter of about 6.5cm