You may like to take a look at these Argentine mid-twenty century diagram.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/9170448@N03/sets/72157631747322299/
The diagram is a crease pattern with instructions on how to fold it. That made
me wonder if
anybody know what diagram is considered the earliest crease
Laura Rozenberg wrote: what diagram is considered the earliest crease
pattern in history?
I'd expect David Lister to have the definitive answer.
I think that the Hiden Senbazuru Orikata is believed to be the oldest
Japanese Origami book of Rokoan style connected cranes in 1797.
I have mostly folded single sheet models since my last update.
2012 Gallery updated - please see first 4 rows:
http://www.origamee.net/gallery/2012/index.html
Fractals Gallery updated - I loved this Roman Diaz Fractal variation by Endre
Somos and had to make it!
Origami dresses scan be found online at
http://www.en.origami-club.com/clothes/index.html
I don't know if it is the dress you are looking for
