I do not understand why scoring seems to be a problem. Surely when you fold
paper the fibres are disturbed in a similar way to scoring
Joan
On Tue, Jan 29, 2013 at 6:09 AM, Joan Homewood joan...@tiscali.co.uk wrote:
I do not understand why scoring seems to be a problem. Surely when you fold
paper the fibres are disturbed in a similar way to scoring
The process has to have something to do with it though...at the
extreme end
On Jan 21, 2013, at 12:46 AM, Have Paper Will Travel foldingsm...@gmail.com
wrote:
You can see somewhat of an example in this video:
http://youtu.be/yHi8Dsm7PvA
What is the box that Yami is teaching in the video?
Janet
aspects of
purism.
- Matthew Gardiner
On Tue, Jan 22, 2013 at 4:22 AM, Clare Chamberlain
cchamberl...@rspcawa.asn.au wrote:
Subject: Re: [Origami] Is scoring paper cheating?
The origami folk in Melbourne had paper scored to make a record number of
paper tsuru for a beautiful display
Subject: Re: [Origami] Is scoring paper cheating?
The origami folk in Melbourne had paper scored to make a record number of paper
tsuru for a beautiful display in central Melbourne a few years ago - I remember
Perth Origami Group folding several dozen scored, fairly stiff sheets as our
This is just another variation of the Origami Purist
Standards. I am no purist.
I regard paper scoring to be a variation of
PreCreasing which I think of as Paper Training. All
folding is just a means of training the paper to do
what you want it to do. As a added bonus, kids
giggle when they thing
The discussion of cheating reminds me of similar discussions about
poetry and forms. Is it cheating to write a sonnet that doesn't adhere
to the traditional form? Some say yes and are devoted to those forms;
others are interested in expanding the form, toying with and teasing
it, and creating new
Susan Schoen asked: Would you consider scoring the paper cheating - like
using scissors, tape and/or glue?
I believe that Robert Lang recommends that you score Spring Into Action before
trying to fold it.
And, in a different place, I think that he had used a laser to score a crease
pattern
Susan Schoen asked: Would you consider scoring the paper cheating - like using
scissors, tape and/or glue?
On 17/1/2013 7:27 AM, Hank Simon wrote:
I believe that Robert Lang recommends that you score Spring Into
Action before trying to fold it. And, in a different place, I think that
he
