Happy Folding - Comments

this paper is the same paper i use! my one size fits all paper is very nice for just about everything not to mention cheap aswell. ive been able to find this paper in just about any teacher/ art supply store. sold in bunches of 200 sheets with dimensions of 9x9 inches or sold in roles online(i dont usually buy online and never have, i prefer to see the paper up close and personal before i buy).
Sold at the pacon website its called rainbow colored kraft. its paper properties are very nice with a rough fuzzy side for animals and a soft smooth side for insects and very crisp, strong paper.

http://www.pacon.com/paper_products/artKraft_rolls/RainbowColoredKraftPa...

Incredibly amazing

In reply to Star Puff (Ralf Konrad): Instructions:

*clap clap* Wow, you know Sara, you have really outdone yourself this time, you-you know what, never mind, you do such a incredibly terrific job on all your videos already, I think it's impossible for you to get any better. (But with your brilliance I'm sure you'll come up with something)... Just, just don't stop privileging the world with your amazing videos.
Oh, by the way, thank you very much for the help on the double star flexicube.

-Phillip-- oh darn, I probably shouldn't have given away my real name on the web-oh well, it's probably nothing

Combining two constructions

In reply to Double Star Flexicube (David Brill): Instructions:

Check the diagrams available at http://brilliantorigami.com/Diagrams.html - page 3 shows the placement of hinges. If you form a star of one of the constructions and a cube of the other one, the star should fit into the cube.

-- Sara

Yes

In reply to Star Puff (Ralf Konrad): Elephant Hide:

Yes, for the model explained in the video you need 16 divisions.

-- Sara