Origami for beginners, step by step
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A crooked model, a point that will not close, paper that always tears in the same spot. Nearly all of these problems come from eight specific habits, and each one has a simple fix.
Three methods: the diagonal fold, which needs no ruler; measuring, for when precision matters; and the smaller square, which puts the offcut to use instead of throwing it away.
Printer paper, kami, washi, tissue paper, gift wrap: each one solves a problem and creates another. An honest comparison of weight, size, and how many layers each paper can take.
