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Welcome to /po/! We specialize in origami, papercraft, and everything that’s relevant to paper engineering. This board is also an great library of relevant PDF books and instructions, one of the best resource of its kind on the internet.

Questions and discussions of papercraft and origami are welcome. Threads for topics covered by paper engineering in general are also welcome, such as kirigami, bookbinding, printing technology, sticker making, gift boxes, greeting cards, and more.

Requesting is permitted, even encouraged if it’s a good request; fulfilled requests strengthens this board’s role as a repository of books and instructions. However do try to keep requests in relevant threads, if you can.

/po/ is a slow board! Do not needlessly bump threads.
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Hints and tips?

For folding, The best advice is to always fold as cleanly as possible, and take your time. Everything else comes with experience.

https://origami.me/beginners-guide/
https://origamiusa.org/glossary

What are ‘CPs’?

Crease patterns are a structural representations of origami models, shown as a schematic of lines; they are essentially origami models unfolded and laid flat. Lines on a crease pattern may be indicated by ‘mountain’ or ‘valley’ folds to show how the folds alternate. If you’re particularly skilled at origami, they become useful instructions for building models. A common base fold is usually discernable, all the intermediate details can be worked on from there.

https://blog.giladnaor.com/2008/08/folding-from-crease-patterns.html
http://www.origamiaustria.at/articles.php?lang=2#a4

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I swear I might be the only person making this kind of origami. I've been doing this since 5th grade after getting obsessed with Pacific Rim and making Kaijus and Jaegers out of paper. Somehow it evolved into this. I've seen other people try, but most end up wetting the paper or crumpling it too much until it gets soft and brittle. That's not how I do it.

Thinking of selling some of these. Anyone wanna buy one?
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>>629552
anon ur a genius. i love ur artwork
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>>629552
I'd buy a book for the technique. How the fuck do you do this?
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this is ridiculous, you're making yourself a laughing stock, and you should stop posting immediately.
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>>629686
tell me your thread is on page 10 with less replies without telling me your thread is on page 10 with less replies.
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>>629686
fuck you, i would take 2 and a half OP's over your foolish negativity

I've looked everywhere and can't find anything the artist is called Ingrid Siliakus she does some cool stuff but wondering if she had any templates or does she keep this stuff secret?
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gay if read
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Saving this for future /po/ reference
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poo
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Poo screaming
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>>547093
goddamn this thread is old, trump wasn't even president!

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Does anyone happen to have this book to share?
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>>629610
>Please do all of us who actually fold these models a solid, and generate some good will
My good will has left the building a long time ago.
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>>629643
that pretty much sums it up why this whole board is dead
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>>629647
No, it really doesn't sum up anything. It just means that I'm not going to keep being the only person to upload stuff here for everyone when we have a shit load of people who come in here and don't contribute anything.
I admit, the board is extremely slow, but it in not completely dead.
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>>629676
i was talkin about the general feelin not about u specifically
most of us who come here dont have the newest or hard2find stuff.just what u can easily find online already.so we got nothin 2 share
those who have it mostly come 2 trade not share
so u know.adjust ur expectations.(again talkin in general)
u would have better luck on discord.telegram or a .onion site.but its been my exp those guys are not the sharin type so u better have somethin 2 trade
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>>629677
Copy that.

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all the links are dead... does anyone have these models saved? thank you

https://roofiespapercraft.blogspot.com/search/label/TF2
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and, the three of them are here. have fun building them!

G F /d/pe7pxI

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I want to make a papercraft mask for Halloween, I was thinking maybe a goat or a cow.
Where do you find patterns / templates for masks? I've tried searching with search engines, looking on Reddit, on torrent trackers, on Libgen, but no luck so far.
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>>625335
Can I grab the skulls ones from this? I'll make a temp email if you're still around.

Also, anybody got a chicken/rooster mask template?
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>>625329
Are there papercrafts for luchador masks?

Hello 4chan, could you help me make a paper mask like the one in the image? I'm new to the subject and have no experience. Thanks.
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>>627583
Idk man but those are cool
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>>628220
Heh
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Use YouTube and look for paper mache Halloween and mardi gras mask tutorial. You can use glue instead of plaster but the idea is the same
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>>628315
>That sounds like it would defeat the purpose of a mask...you know...because God is fake.
Big if true.
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>>628315
Regardles of how much of a redditor you are... It has nothing to do with the purpose of a mask.

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Paper bros how do i get into DIY notebook making with A4 sheets. If you've got any guides, PDFs, videos, or bookbinding resources, drop them here.
Thanks.
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https://youtu.be/UmvZAKvts58?si=Y5oXI9hU0CkbI-s8
https://youtu.be/98SdMoq4kcc?si=O_NpmbsqdRBS4YSi

these two videos really helped me to get on the basics, it's actually pretty simple, in any case, i recomend checking out japanese bookbinding tutorials as well
https://youtu.be/s9P07WAbYHs?si=P6VMqDcrnWafkoqE
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>>629633
cool anon i'll check these out
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>>629632
https://www.youtube.com/c/DASBookbinding this channel is awesome, i dont recommend you japanese bookbinding as your first project, try some little notebook in order to familiarize with folding the paper, perforate it and doing simple sewing, from there you can try more complex things, buy a simple kit with needles for bookbinding, it will help you a lot after you r first project.
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>>629641
Great thanks anon
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>>629641
ultracomfy stuff. he even answers questions in comments

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RE-POST REQUEST.
It's been pretty dead lately, not even requests, so I don't know if any one will read this. Can some one please re-post "Origami Pro 7" and "Origami Tanteidan Convention 29". They've been shared everywhere else already, so why not in 4chan?
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>>629446
thanx man.2 bad abt origami tanteidan cov 30.but no other site is sharin a clearer version.
can some1 plz repost origami magazine 216?thanx.
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if anyone watches this please help
I've been looking for the tanteidan convention 28th book, seems like the only one not easily available online.
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>>629648
https://e.pcloud.link/publink/show?code=XZvUzy7ZMgY62TNwOMBlgEr0LxLyKje9ksSX
Here you go
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>>629659
many blessings anon
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Agree. Anyone got Puyan 2026 extra collection

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I'm curious to know
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>>629657
i'm new to this so idk yet. i'm guessing pic related is your favorite?
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>>629657
I enjoy simple dragons derived from the bird base. Dinosaurs are cool too

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does anyone can share diagrams of multipiece origami like Isseis t-rex ? seems to be very rare.
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>>629600
Kind of a different thing, but have you folded any Kyohei Katsuta models? He has a bunch of cool two piece modulars and ones where you lay two sheets on top of each other and fold them together.

Not the huge elaborate many-unit thing, but it might scratch the itch.
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>>629602
thank you. never heard about him before.
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Any more input for me ?
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>>629536
https://www.origami-shop.com/diagrammegratuitsquelettestegosaureorigami-xml-2658_2170_2177-13620.html
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>>629662
thank you bro

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Papercraft with additional / alternate materials, aluminum, wire...
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These are really cool. They've got a neat stylistic look to them. They need like a web series or video game with this visual style.
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Not into warhammer but their power armor is fuckin cool

Miku
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>>627591
Thanks for this, I made three so far.
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>>627581
>>627591
am i supposed to just print this whole page? wouldnt the blue background waste a lot of ink? or do you cut the shapes out in gimp or something and put them in a new document? is this a very autistic question?
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>>629614
>wouldnt the blue background waste a lot of ink?
You'd normally print this out in a printshop with a flat price per page so you wouldn't care. If you are doing this at home, by all means edit out everything in gimp to conserve ink.
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>>629615
ah, i see. thank you for the tip!
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>>627796
Not seeing any niseke here, but that post is GRAPHIG.

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will you make one?
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>>629650
Oh, are you his biggest fan then?
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>>629651
No, I'm just not going to fault people for being smart and becoming filthy rich in the process.
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>>629652
You're not a native of /po/
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>>629654
What makes you say that? I've been coming in here regularly since 2010.
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>>629655
Nothing, this has been an experiment.
I just wanted to see how much response I'd get to slagging off Musk on the slowest board on 4chan.

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I was looking for for my copy of ChronoTrigger in the basement when I came across this box from when I was 15/17. These are some of the letters and notes girls used to send me. Most of them are folded normally. However some of them range from unusual to insane. The origami folded ones I literally haven't opened in 15+ years because I don't wanna fuck up the folds trying to get them back the same way. Is this a thing or was I just living in a different timeline?
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Huh.. I thought the letter folding was kinda interesting. I guess not lol.
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Im 43. I used to see these in high school. I actually found one stuffed in an old box the last time I moved. I unfolded it and took a picture of the note. Never thought about grabbing one all folded up.
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>>629454
Man that takes me back. I'm not sure I ever got one that complicated but yeah we used to pass them back and forward to kids on different bus routes.
In hindsight they probably put in a bunch of effort I didn't appreciate. I wonder if some Cleo magazine or something taught them it.
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I would love to see more examples if anyone has them.
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>>629454
[spoiler] That's really cute [/spoiler]


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