I made a flapping bird and a crane from an a4 paper.
Do you have any other ideas on things ( not animals) i can make from a stretched preliminary base?
Origami traditional crane A4 paper
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Origami traditional crane A4 paper
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Re: Origami traditional crane A4 paper
Your post makes not much sense, maybe you need to clarify a bit more.
How did you use the A4 to make the crane?
I know some stretched bases, but I had never heard of a stretched preliminary base and although I thought about it, I don't grasp the idea of it. How does it look like?
How did you use the A4 to make the crane?
I know some stretched bases, but I had never heard of a stretched preliminary base and although I thought about it, I don't grasp the idea of it. How does it look like?
Re: Origami traditional crane A4 paper
Brimstone,
Jun Maekawa has designed a base in Genuine Origami root 2 from which is possible to fold a crane from an a4 paper.
Jun Maekawa has designed a base in Genuine Origami root 2 from which is possible to fold a crane from an a4 paper.
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Re: Origami traditional crane A4 paper
I don't doubt that. I was saying that the way the question was asked doesn't allow for much comments or advice.andssl wrote:Brimstone,
Jun Maekawa has designed a base in Genuine Origami root 2 from which is possible to fold a crane from an a4 paper.
Re: Origami traditional crane A4 paper
Yes, this is true, because you can simple fold a crane from a square made from an A4 paper. Then, this must be explained better.