Re: [Origami] On the subject of what constitutes origami

2017-10-03 Thread Michael LaFosse
From: Dawn Tucker via Origami To: "origami@lists.digitalorigami.com" Sent: Monday, October 2, 2017 8:40 PM Subject: [Origami] On the subject of what constitutes origami But back to my question: Who decided origami

Re: [Origami] On the subject of what constitutes origami

2017-10-03 Thread David Mitchell
Dawn Tucker wrote: >My question is this: Who decided (and when) that cutting and gluing keeps a folded piece from being called origami? As always it is helpful to look at what David Lister wrote on this subject. See his article 'To glue or not to glue' in the Lister List

Re: [Origami] On the subject of what constitutes origami

2017-10-03 Thread Hans Dybkjær
Den 2. okt. 2017 kl. 19.06 skrev Dawn Tucker via Origami : > > My question is this: Who decided (and when) that cutting and gluing keeps a > folded piece from being called origami? I've got origami books, written by > those we consider to be origami masters,

Re: [Origami] On the subject of what constitutes origami

2017-10-03 Thread Diana Lee via Origami
>>But back to my question: Who decided origami couldn't be cut or glued, and >>where, and when?  Old tyme-y origami had cuts in it so I wouldn't say that original origami didn't allow cuts.   I don't know who or when the idea of no cuts, no glue, no tools came to be (see Pure Origami page