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I had an idea for Origami paper that was covered in some sort of fur like material, of course it would have to stay thin for the folds. Has anyone seen or heard anything like this? its kind of a stupid idea but it may look cool on some animals...animals with fur ofcourse. :lol:
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Nicolas terry sell this kind of paper: http://www.origami-shop.com/en/tissue-p ... 7_259.html
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That looks like nice paper, though it probably looks better on animals that are more hairy than furry (like chimps and the wooly mammoth on that site). But it's not a stupid idea cesarogami, I'm sure it's possible!
By the way, I wonder if anyone has ever tried to fold an animal hide? :P
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haha idk about animal hide but someone should try that! :D
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Post by Falcifer »

You mean Elefantenhaut isn't really elephant hide? :?
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well, in fact Elefantenhaut is elephanthide but is NOT the skin of an elephant :)
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Try gluing some fur/felt/fabric to aluminum foil.
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