Parth D wrote: "I am trying to acquaint myself to wet folding but don't know how exactly. Could anyone offer some tips, thank you. Also, what is a simple model I can use so that I can learn wet folding?"
John Montroll's Bringing Origami to Life has a explanation of wet folding. Two additional points: 1. wetting the paper will cause it to temporarily loose shape, ie: it won't be perfectly square. I it requires a diagnol fold make sure it goes from corner to corner even though the opposite points won't line up properly. 2. wet folding is best done with thicker paper, and for models for which curved and or molded surfaces are desired. Tom Sullivan
