Giving a link of the crease patterns or where to find it ( what book, magazine), would be helpful..
We cant even try to help if we don't know where is the cp...
After all, how else can we find it in our massive collection of illegal diagrams we downloaded as a torrent package, but never folded? WE certainly don't know what's in there!
You should also try looking around on Google, Flickr, and the Origami Database.
If you're going to download illegal diagrams from Torrent, you should at least try to fold one or two of the models per day, so you're better conversant with your collection....
- Hank Simon
[Yes, And, I do mean in addition to the legal ones that you are designing or folding ]
Haha, I meant that as a joke... My book collection's getting big enough that sometimes I have to flip through a couple books to find the model I'm looking for (especially for Montroll's models... he wrote SO many books!) So if that's the case, I sympathize completely. Plus this model's not listed in the Origami Database, so it's a fair question to begin with.
Although Hank's is a good suggestion in general, folding a little bit every day is much better than binging every once in awhile. You'd also learn faster than folding the same set of memorized models over and over again...
WE certainly don't know what's in there!