High-Quality Origami Paper: Animal Prints - 49 Sheets with 6 Patterns & 6 Projects Included Review

Good quality paper in terms of thickness, color, straightness, etc. I just want the front and back to be colored or printed differently, which makes animal origami much more unique and easy to fold according to instructions .

Gave a friend a present for a child. He had minimal oregami experience and said the paper was easier to work with and what he made looked better. The selection of papers included was also good. (I have a feeling he used to work with poor quality paper just because of his comments.)

Just received Animal Printing Paper. As with the designs, the paper is the same on the front and back, which I think would be great for creating animals. There are six different designs. Haven't tried them yet but they look the same as other Tuttle papers I've bought in the past. Of all the papers I've bought, Tuttle is my favorite.

I purchased 3 packs of this paper from Tuttle through Revain. I wanted the large 9 inch size to learn to fold more complicated. The paper is kind of shiny so the true shape of the model seems lost. Also, the ink they used on the newspapers is drying in my hands. However, I could live with all of that. Except for one. I believe the manufacturer should not have listed them as origami paper. The paper is thick. It is impossible to fold a model of this thickness more difficult than folding a letter