I remember I tried to make one 3 headed origami once, from a book I found here called “Fantastic creatures”. Even though I used a large silk paper, I wasn’t able to finish it. However, I was able to make the horse (which the separate horse rider), from David Brill’s “Brilliant Origami”. I used a triangle piece of a thick A2 paper (as the book recommends). Nowadays—after several years—I’ve done the horse again, but this time made out of a triangle off an A4 printer paper. I finished while I was working, because even though phones are forbidden, they let me use my Kindle, so I just sent the .pdf to it and successfully finished it. Now the girl I’m flirting with has challenged me to make a dragon, please suggest me what model should I try, based on my origami skills :). Thank you for your time and for welcoming me back <3.
Try John Montroll's 3-headed dragon; it is not too hard, especially with a large square of paper (30 cm should be good for a first attempt).You can find the diagram here (from the LFT thread):>>624808
(It's my first post on 4chan, let me know if I do something bad)Have you heard of a legend about 1000 of paper cranes? People say if you make 1000 of them, your wish can get granted. So, for the sake of my wish I decided to try. I have over 100 cranes, but I rarely have time to make more, so I'm trying. Have a nice night, byeee!
>>623776It's pretty much the only thing I can do without reference. I fold and leave them about places. My third one is still my favourite, a little purple flower print thing that looks somehow jaunty. They're always slightly uneven though. I hate that.
>>623777I tried my best
>>623777I've started drinking more Twinnings tea which came individually wrapped in foil, which I consider super wasteful, I prefer the Europan fruit teas which comes in cardboard boxes of bulk tea bags but it's hard to fine. I'm very pleased to discover that the foil wrappers are good for making silver paper cranes, and it looks kind neat too the other way around, I like having the foil on the outside as it's fruity scented naturally. I think when I drink the new box of Irish Breakfast Tea or Mint which have green packaging, I'll use it to make a grasshopper. Or a mini box for an even tinier grasshopper or crane . oat, Or paper boat, I remember folding these as a kid but I forgot how.
>>623776Brother... it's something they tell kids in order to train them to be patient and occupy themselves. The Japanese are not inherently ambitious people as individuals. Kid says, "I want X (or to be Y)," parents says, "that's nice, honey. Maybe go fold a thousand cranes for four months and it will come true"
>>629396There is a real legend, but in the end the wish didn't come true and it ends up being a sad story. People just get fixated on the wish granting.
A couple days ago my pal tried to teach me how to make a paper bot but I was really stoned and kept fucking it up. This is the results I think it looks really shit.
>>628254You call that a bot?THIS is a bot!
>>628566That's not a a bot, that's a frog!
>>628567Alright, you win. I see you've played botty froggy before!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3N7EUi3-PG8Here are instructions on how to make a paper boat.
>>628254Just keep trying. If you turn it at a 45° angle, you'll see it takes on a shape that reflects how messed up your life has been.
Look what I did, it's a little crooked because the author of the drawing didn't attach the parts correctly.
>>629126It just looks like a head cutout, am I missing something?
>>629117Very cute. This made me smile
>>629117Oh my god! That’s so cute. Thank you so much for sharing!
>>629117
I hate it but I still love her with all my heart.
Looks very well done
>>625893I think you did the best you could, it's beautiful
>>625893She looks polite and delightful, well done
>>627727Shhh, don't trigger the samedyke.
>>625893I love her, the scuffed MikuIt would be cool if there was a scanned 3D model of her so she could live forever online
A thread for discussion and posting of anything related to sonobe, kusudama, bascetta, Chinese paperfolding and similar stuff.
I don't like buying paper but magazines are free. If your browser can translate look up fendy tong he has a lot of cool tutorials up
>>628050Is that "single" or "2-ply", because agazine sheets seem too thin on their own
>>628055I don't get the question. lot of magazines vary in thickness. Those squares are almost thicker than I can use. It is a free travel mag so they are trying to look fancy. Here it is before I finished it and square of it
>>623828Oh hey I have that book.
does anyone know how to make any archimedean or catalan solids?
My stuffSay nice things about it
looking forward to the 3 years anniversary
>>625519Neat
Trash, seriously
How tf does your paper behave how you want it
>>625519paper kanna is so cute
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s25hCroXWXI
>>628444
>>628444Thanks for sharing, I'll try making one too https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yQloXXSpk2w&t=42
Does anyone have any templates?
Day 2988 to go
>>628997Day 9.898 to go. Not fast but keeping on. Folding on the way to work helps.
Keep at it anon! Here's a photo of my latest bale of 1000, which is the second I've given as a wedding gift. I've got 2 other bundles of 1000 hanging in the house and I'm working on another one.
>>628993Happy to see someone else starting the journey! Funnily enough, I've been thinking about doing another set recently, so I might be starting myself again too. Regardless, I wish you the best of luck!
>>625729 bananas will remain the dominant scaling factor
They come out really pretty in the sunlight. Only thing I kept from this one were some pretty pictures
In remembrance of the last paper planes thread, which just so happened to be one of the oldest boards on 4chan that passed away quite recently, this thread will serve as its successor. Hopefully this thread won't be prematurely bumped into oblivion like the last one did.Anyways, this thread could serve as a sort of "Paper Planes General". Feel free to post your designs, .pdf files, and folding instructions. Anything goes as long as it flies or at least looks like its supposed to.
>>626643This was my first paper plane book 30 years ago. I was 6. I still have it and now im using it to teach my son.
>>626837I have that book in pdf (Sealth aircraft origami by Jason Merrill). I could exchange it for another book (or magazines), if you like, send me message to arellanoarturo636@gmail.com
>>626801>>626810I got it! Added it to the other 3. I believe that's all of them that exist. https://meinframe.com/foldnfly
>>626641I randomly remembered that Airigami/Papier Avion was a thing from way back in the mid-2000's. They had a ton of (rather basic) airliner models from dozens of airlines and a really classic-looking website. Fortunately, it seems they're still around on a new domain:>airigami.co
>>626648>https://mega.nz/#F!iXoEnAZa!1ODancibnddg6igQXddWUASays its an empty folder now. Got a new link, please?
Anyone happen to have a copy of this promo papercraft for Super Paper Mario? I believe it came with the August 2007 issue of Famitsu-been trying to find it for awhile now!
>>629150Instead of that how about you gouge your own eyes out for even asking such a racist satanic question. Just kidding lol. No i dont have a copy.
Has anyone used just paper to make terrain pieces for their wargame, sort of like pop up sets like pic related?
>>627690This one has removable roof as well. It's a bit tricky to put together, but well worth it.
These are from this file, printed on colored paper so it's more vibrant.https://mega.nz/file/72pnEASb#ASWrF7cSdJ74xI1OPtRVy-2C9fxsEQHTNHjskUCWNKY
These are a bunch of David Graham models, some are free, some are simply cheap. They sometimes come with alternate roofs, like the thatched cottage also coming with a red tiled roof file. And there's often those boxes as filler, which I appreciate.
please don't die, this is relevant to my interests.i promise i will bump this properly when i have made some actual terrain
You guys got any Elven buildings?I started a campaign with my 8 year old and my wife but would like to add a tangible element to it.
Do you guys only fold paper cranes and glue Warhammer figures? I've never seen a bookbinding thread here.Printed and bound House of Leaves. Split it into 2 volumes because I was afraid to work with so many pages at once. Covered with paper-backed vinyl (black) and linen fabric (red), which will probably collect a ton of dust pretty soon.Couldn't decide how to put the titles on. Should have made a debossed rectangle with a paper label glued inside. But I hoped that hot ink transfer would work. So I made the covers first, then printed the title on ink transfer paper, and found out that pressing a hot iron to the cloth-covered board warps the board due to heat expansion. Tried on small swatches first (picrel). This method won't work. As I understand it, my current options to put the title are limited to>linocut transfer >screening (sponging the ink through a trafaret)>just print a paper label and glue it on topDon't have any hot stamping tools to work with foil, nor the desire to purchase these materials.
>>629219what are you going to make when you get some?
>>627042Yeah
>>627042Wow cool
Anyone know where I could get some printing done on Scritta? I'd like to bind an edited book of a few passages and, frankly, I really like the paper.
172Hello, I'm a senior folder and I'd like to know if anyone has the 2022 Pajarita Extra book that I would have bought if I had found it for sale. Thank you in advance.
Anyone gots kamiya 4 tx
