Traditional Japanese Folding Paper Set - 120 Sheets with Floral, Animal Prints, Aztec and Geometric Designs - Ideal for Kids & Adults - Origami Papers by MozArt Supplies Review

I have recently bought several sets of origami paper. Having tried them all this is simply my favorite set - great variety of patterns and colors, double sided (with a solid color on one side to complement the pattern on the back), well squared and just right for folding. Of all the papers I've tried, this one folds best, doesn't rip or tear at the corners. I would like to order more of these.

Thick, uniform paper with unique patterns and patterns. The paper is strong and surprisingly forgiving. The patterns are more akin to construction paper than the origami styles you see on washi styles, and they have a certain "American" feel - which might be good for you if you're doing a project that requires more Western styles for you . Is in the area. I still prefer washi paper for its softness and roughness, but I love using it and love the price.

Really cute designs and great color combinations. Slightly heavier paper than most origami papers, but perfect for simple designs that don't have too many complex folds. Pleased with my adult origami lesson. My granddaughter asked for some horses that she named and played with them all day and they survived. I also made a pretty little ball of chrysanthemum kusudama that highlights the plain back and looks very pretty. I highly recommend this pack and will buy again.

I love these mid-century patterns. They are perfect for the geometric origami look. The paper holds the crease well and is strong but not too soft to hold the crease. Keep in mind that there are only three of each pattern, so you'll need to buy more than one pack if you're making modules that require more: I've noticed that some sheets aren't printed to the edge. The paper was still square, but visually it repelled me. In addition, the paper does not adhere well to the inverted fold and is…

The leaves themselves are nice but not all square, which is very important for origami paper. It also seems a little thin; I'm making 1000 paper cranes and the first (and so far only one) that broke while making it was one of them. The paper still works, I just changed my first folds a bit so I can trim the paper square if needed. The attached image shows the two pieces aligned at the bottom left corner. The bottom side is basically the same as the bottom right one, but then you can see that it

Origami Paper Set - 120 Sheets - Traditional Japanese Folding Paper is a great origami paper set at a reasonable price. Although the drawings on paper make it a bit more difficult to make origami, they are really good. Colors are bright and eye-catching, but not overly loud. You can still say that this origami is pretty easy. If you've made origami on plain paper and then tried it, it shouldn't be much more difficult. However, do not use them if you are new to origami and have never done it…

Of the patterns and colors I could get an idea from the list, but you never know what it will look like. This paper is not flimsy. For origami I did not succeed, although I will fold covers and pockets for magazines. I've already torn off a few to use in my collage masterboard. It breaks cleanly in one direction and is difficult to tear in the other. And that's good. First I sorted it into 3 piles - I love how, I endure. there's a lot of paper in the stack that I like or like, and it's going to

If you have a simple project in mind, you might like this. I liked the idea of the subtle retro colors and patterns, but the paper itself wasn't what I expected. It looks more like thin paper for scrapbooking (and I mean PAPER, not cardboard) than origami kami paper. It's also chewy and not as crispy. With it you can fold several simple models where the thickness and spread of the paper are not a problem. It wouldn't be bad for a beginner who won't be using it for complex models, but it can be…

I actually used them for handmade greeting cards. The design is so unique and colorful and the scales are perfect for using on maps. The pattern appears on one side; The back is solid color (not white) which makes the folded decorations much more interesting (sometimes I use the tea bag folding technique - this paper is PERFECT for that!). The quality is good - it's thinner. Paper that many card makers may be accustomed to because it needs to be "folded" for origami, but makes a great…