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Well, i came across this little insect here
http://www.flickr.com/photos/sebastiano ... 377969305/
and it's cp
http://www.flickr.com/photos/sebastiano ... 333853992/
abot the cp, the 4 rectangles are getting in the way of seeng the cp's grid. so I need help on what grid it is, and maybe a few other stuff later.
EDIT: well i ment the 2 rectangles and 2 squares.

Well finward is a member of this forum, so maybe you can ask him directly for help with the cp

but to me it looks like its 42x42 grid

Those rectangles are composed of 3-4-5 triangles. Each unit is 4 pleats wide. You can then see that there are 11 units going across the square. 11 x 4 = 44. The grid is 44 x 44.

Yup, its not more complicated than that. All the references are found in a 11*11 grid.

thx guys. well, i'm only moving to 7th grade so i'm still learning
well, the only question still kinda bugs me, and that is how to I divide a paper into 11ths?

i'm sorry, but i kinda can't understand the diagram and where to start folding

If you can't understand a diagram with 2 folds, what chance do you have with a CP. Fold the two 5/16 marks so that they meet. This will mark 8/11 on the left and right sides. Now fold the two 8/11 marks to meet and this will mark 8/11 on the top and bottom sides.

oh. well, this feels just like school again. well, i'm just 12. thxs by the way.

well, the only thing I was having trouble was where to fold the line and the numbers. sorry i wasn't thinking

thanks for the 11ths diagram i need this

Can i have your library of references Chris??? They're just magical....

http://www.origami.gr.jp/Archives/Peopl ... dex-e.html BAM

I'd recommend reading them all to learn how to do them, but the n-section using Haga theorems and more n-sections links will show how to get more divisions

Uhm... got it... Thanks!