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Foil paper

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I need thick foil paper, preferably two-sided. Any suggestions for purchasing this?
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I've moved this to a more appropriate forum. NEB, please check the forum rules before posting. Thanks.
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Why don't you just glue two sheets of foil paper together?
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Post by chesslo »

gluing two sheets is not a bad idea but due to the after effect of the glue, it could cause the sheet to go wrinky and if not glued properly the corners will come lose :arrow:
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Post by Ondrej.Cibulka »

You can use two sheets of paper without gluing. it is possible, but, of course, work is much harder...

Thick and strong foil paper is possible to buy in paper shop in shopping centre Kotva in Praha. :wink:
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Do you know the name of the shop in Praha that sells the foil paper?
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I don't know what country you are in, but in the USA there is a craft store called Michael's that sells double-sided foil paper.
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NEB wrote:Do you know the name of the shop in Praha that sells the foil paper?
That shop is in ground floor of the shopping centre Kotva. You cannot miss it.
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notefolds wrote:I don't know what country you are in, but in the USA there is a craft store called Michael's that sells double-sided foil paper.
you know i went there the other day and they said the don't carry any type of foil what so ever, and the only origami paper they had were the 15x15cm
but i'm in canada, might be different :/
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Hee hee hee. Now I feel like bragging. Over here in Malaysia, you can find foil paper in almost EVERY SINGLE stationery shop you go to. And they come in gigantic 50 by 70cm rolls...in ASSORTED COLORS! The only problem is that they tear easily under too much stress...
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Post by NEB »

I am using the Two-sided foil paper by Yasutomo. It is working relatively well. I also tried the two-sided Foil/Solid. It is nice, too.
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