The bone folder I'm familiar with actually comes from kimono making.
When hand-sewing kimono, because it's mostly straight lines, you
traditionally zig-zag the fabric onto the needles to make numerous
small, straight stitches in one go. You then use the curved part of
the bone folder to create
The bone folder I'm familiar with actually comes from kimono making.
When hand-sewing kimono, because it's mostly straight lines, you
traditionally zig-zag the fabric onto the needles to make numerous
small, straight stitches in one go. You then use the curved part of
the bone folder to create
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From: Jorge E. Jaramillo
Sent: 10 February, 2018 16:53
To: origami
Subject: [Origami] What is the "right" way to use a bone folder
snip< For instance the bone folder that looks like a
knife, I always thought the part you use to crease is the one that would be
the
Bone folders are a topic that arises from time to time in this list. Last
time I asked about them, Mark Kennedy made sure I got lots of them with the
next person from Colombia that he met.
An origami friend of mine is taking woodwork classes and one of the first
things he made was some piece he
