Origamido now available :D
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- origamimasterjared
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new origamido stock
Origami Shop has a new stock of origamido paper
- TERRY Nicolas
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Yes, I met Richard Alexander and Mickael LaFosse in OUSA and was able to have some new papers.
I quickly add 6 colors on line. I've a few new colors that I will add online later when I find the time to create the files.
If some of you spoke with Richard and Mickael, you know that they will not come back to the next OUSA. So no more stock before at least 2 years.
Nicolas
I quickly add 6 colors on line. I've a few new colors that I will add online later when I find the time to create the files.
If some of you spoke with Richard and Mickael, you know that they will not come back to the next OUSA. So no more stock before at least 2 years.
Nicolas
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FrumiousBandersnatch
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You will see why it is so nice, Sunburst
Also, did you say you bought two of each? Because I think Nicolas is still limiting people to 1 sheet of each color per order!
My Flickr: http://www.flickr.com/photos/51033679@N07/
Hooray! Just recieved my two sheets of origamido! The shipping was faster than I expected, around two weeks of waiting.
Oh, and I just want to make sure : do you absolutely have to use MC with origamido? or can you simply fold the paper as is? I'm mostly asking because I want to get the best possible result with origamido (and if you DO have to use MC, I'll have to experiment with it beforehand...)
Can't wait to try it out
Oh, and I just want to make sure : do you absolutely have to use MC with origamido? or can you simply fold the paper as is? I'm mostly asking because I want to get the best possible result with origamido (and if you DO have to use MC, I'll have to experiment with it beforehand...)
Can't wait to try it out
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FrumiousBandersnatch
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I think it depends on the quality of the particular sheet and the finished model. I will tell you that I have had better results treating the sheet, though...
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- joshuaorigami
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I dunno if any of you have realized, but Nicolas is selling new colours of origamido! Black and Pink. 
my diagrams page http://snkhan.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=7177
my flickr gallery http://www.flickr.com/photos/52731923@N04/
my flickr gallery http://www.flickr.com/photos/52731923@N04/
I just noticed that Nicolas has to fold the paper to ship it. Michael LaFosse had written me to tell me that his Origamido frog paper could be unfolded, dampened, and ironed... and it would be as good as new.
(I had remarked that I was scared to make a mistake with the expensive paper)
I don't know if the same repair will work with the Origamido paper that Nicolas is selling. If someone has cut their paper and has a small scrap, it might be a good experiment to crease the scrap a few times, unfold it, wet it, iron it, and see if it comes out crisp and clean as new?
- Hank Simon
(I had remarked that I was scared to make a mistake with the expensive paper)
I don't know if the same repair will work with the Origamido paper that Nicolas is selling. If someone has cut their paper and has a small scrap, it might be a good experiment to crease the scrap a few times, unfold it, wet it, iron it, and see if it comes out crisp and clean as new?
- Hank Simon
- TERRY Nicolas
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Mickael Lafosse told me, indeed, with his origamido papers, you can fold completely a model, than unfold to obtain the square and remove all the creases putting the paper in water then dry it and ironing it.
I myself tried that for some origamido papers and it's work very well (but not add in water, just spray water).
So don't stress is you fail your folding sequence. You can start at the beginnning without wasting your precious paper.
Nicolas
I myself tried that for some origamido papers and it's work very well (but not add in water, just spray water).
So don't stress is you fail your folding sequence. You can start at the beginnning without wasting your precious paper.
Nicolas
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- TERRY Nicolas
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I should be able to meet Mickael only in 2 years, for the origamiusa conv 2012.
That's what I mean by "occasionaly".
Nicolas
That's what I mean by "occasionaly".
Nicolas
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