2013/6/10 Mary Williams wrote: > Another way to get 5ths is to fold the paper in 6ths and cut off one 6ths
Well that's of course possible but isn't really less work, given that for 6ths you either need to divide your paper in thirds first or use some other dividing method to get there. Furthermore it makes your paper smaller. The next easy division that is possible without any unnecessary crease marks would be 8ths. I'm well aware that there are many other methods to get 5ths, but in my opinion this one is the easiest and it also does not need any rulers, cutters or other tools. Nice Greetings Anna
