Thank you, Vishakha. Your information was very helpful!
It's a pity there isn't a ready-made option.
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On Thursday, May 11, 2023 at 12:00:28 PM GMT-5, wanderer
<[email protected]> wrote:
Yeah - good Q Gerardo.
I do have some models that need A4 or letter paper, and a duo sheet would be
handy. But I only have same color on both sides kinda A4 or letter paper.
I’ve sometimes doubled up two color sheets and made a duo version but sometimes
that option tends to thicker than is ideal.
Other times I’ve used white A4 or letter paper and drawn or printed on it in
color to create a duo effect.
The third option is like you mentioned, cutting A4 or letter paper from a
larger sheet. I have some scrapbook paper which is 12”x12” but it is more like
cardstock thickness. I think one can find letter size scrapbook paper which is
printed/color on one side and white on the other - but this maybe cardstock as
well.
There’s some beautiful Kraft paper rolls that are green or blue or red on one
side and then Kraft colored on the other side. This kinda paper also has
textural ridges, which are quite nice. And one could cut A4 or letter paper
size from the roll - but that takes a little careful effort to get accurately
sized sheets.
Best,Vishakha .
On May 11, 2023, at 12:20, [email protected] wrote:
HI
What paper do you use for color-change models that start from an A4 or
letter-size rectangle? Do you have access to the appropriate paper in that size
or must you cut it to size from a bigger sheet?
Your answers will be very helpful! Thank you very much in advance. You can
email your answer through the list or email me privately to
gerardo(a)neorigami.com
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