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imchpy
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My ancient dragon

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This is my first ancient dragon. I finished it yesterday. and tried my best to shape it. though it looks a little stiff, I like it. is it ok?

paper: 64x64 cm, handmake paper
height: 11 cm

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esato
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Re: My ancient dragon

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Suggestions? I have none, it looks beautiful!

What kind/size of paper did you fold?
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Re: My ancient dragon

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esato wrote:Suggestions? I have none, it looks beautiful!

What kind/size of paper did you fold?
oh, sorry, I've forgotten this.
it was made from a 64x64cm paper, and finally height of 11cm.
i don't know how to call the paper, maybe "handmake paper", and we call it 手揉纸。 :)
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wow this is great! And for a first try! Keep up the good work. Next time use an even larger sheet of paper. :D
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Oruhito wrote:wow this is great! And for a first try! Keep up the good work. Next time use an even larger sheet of paper. :D
Thank you! I spent lots of time to shape it, and this is my first time to use such a large paper. In fact, I prefer small works. It looks more smart. :lol:
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:? :? :? i dont want to be a pain but where did u get the instructions for this (by the way i think it looks perfect)and can u get this size paper from hobby craft??? :? :? :?
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McGG wrote::? :? :? i dont want to be a pain but where did u get the instructions for this (by the way i think it looks perfect)and can u get this size paper from hobby craft??? :? :? :?
The book can be bought from the OrigamiUSA Source and some other places on the web. It's called The Works of Kamiya Satoshi. Some art stores carry nice, big sheets of handmade mulberry paper which is excellent for complex folding. There is also always the internet for getting paper.
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sorry if i dont reply quickly i do not go on the pc much because i am a bmx rider :shock:
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THANKS ALOT foxglove , but do u know of any uk retailers
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I started a topic about where to buy it in the uk i coudn't find anywhere so in the end i sent cash to origamihouse :wink:

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