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Is their supposed to be white near the bottom of the Kawasaki rose, and also on the 26th step , when I do that fold it doesn't end up to be that long. Please help.

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check out danoftoasters.net or .org or sumthin like that i kant remember what it is

Here is the link. http://danoftoasters.org/?page=3&catnum=2

Thanx ive folded it, (the new version) yes!, I have only been folding for a little less than a year, is that good progress?

i dont dont think so because ive only been foldin for about 12 weeks and i can almost make it

NoNo it's not a good progress, to make a good progress you have to fold a bouquet of 50 roses in less than 1 hour



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wow we posted at the same time ill bet thats a first

Chilipiejoe, congrats on finishing that rose, I have been folding for much longer than a year before I successfully folded the rose for the first time

And rokonacdc, there's a big difference between finishing the rose and being able to "almost make it", so until you have finished it you shouldn't judge other people.... Origami isn't a competition and every achievement you make is important for yourself, no matter how short or long it took.

Oh and it is definitely not the first time that two people post in the same topic at the same time... it happens more often than you think.

i finally completed kawasakis rose and do u guys know the complexity level(simple, intermediate, or complex) of the version of the rose on http://www.danoftoasters.org

I would say simple, but that´s only my opinion.

I know, what it means... If my brother say about something that it is easy to fold, do not believe him! He has very distorted perception about complexity of models.

Theres a really good video on youtube i dont know the person that made it but there username is "judyjiastyle" but it really helped me and i hope it helps u
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I finally realized how relative complexity is, when I started to teach models to other people. sometimes ít could make you break down and cry like a little child "why aren't they able to fold that damn edge over there?"