Hi everyone. Thank you for all your help with my latest questions; especially Matt for his answer regarding timing and complexity levels during convention workshops. Guys, I have follow-up questions; I hope you can help me out once more ; )
Question #1: I can change the references for folding one of my models (Semi-flat Case) in order to make it easier to fold. Which of the following options do you consider easier for a beginner and why? https://scontent.fbaq2-2.fna.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/34686115_2176527522363214_ 4202120947852902400_n.jpg?_nc_cat=0&oh=d7f507dd0d0458e7ab95f66bb01e5a36&oe =5BBE5B52 I'd say, the first one is a bigger fine motor skill challenge and the second one a bigger cognitive challenge; all those pinches on the sheet might become confusing for a beginner, but which one of the two challenges is less complicated for a beginner? Question #2: Is there any traditional model that needs folding into thirds. If not, what's the earliest model you know that includes folding into thirds? Question #3: I don't know that much about making diagrams. As I made the diagrams I shared you in that URL, I wondered if I used the symbol equal parts in all the steps I needed. Was I supposed to use it in step 2 and 3 of Option B? In what cases is one supposed to use the equal parts symbol? Thank you guys! Gerardo gerardo(a)neorigami.com
