Jumbo Origami Paper Pack Instructions Review

Great origami paper! It's worth the price. The pages tear so easily. The only thing to keep in mind is that most of the papers are animal prints: zebras, bird feathers, cheetahs, etc. No solid prints aren't bad, but you should be aware.

This is awesome origami paper. The paper is the perfect size for children. They can fold it easily, it has a fun design to choose from and the binding of the book keeps all the paper in place. The paper comes out clean, light and does not tear.

I love this paper but it is no longer being printed so I ordered 'used' copies and they are perfect, just missing a few pages of each. Who orders used origami paper? I ordered from 2 different suppliers and it was definitely worth the risk.

Arrived on time and in perfect condition. We run a large touring origami exhibit and wanted to install "Art Stations" so visitors could create their own origami creations. This paper was perfect. Guests can follow our wall maps or step-by-step videos and create great works of art!

Good price, interesting prints. I have to disagree with some of the other reviews: the paper I received isn't square (which is driving me crazy!), and it wants to tear after a few reverse folds. This is good for practicing and making models as they will be sent for recycling, and for simple models where you can "stretch" the corners to fit since the sheets are not square. Don't expect flimsy, crispy origami paper.

I needed 8"x8" origami paper for activities with kids. Since single color books were more expensive I went with this "book" unless I bought a ridiculously large pack. These are excellent papers. They're not very fat, but they're not thin either. I felt uncomfortable using them for practice because the patterns are whimsical and beautiful. I also like that the papers are kept in a book. With a group of kids, managing and storing origami paper can be a daunting task.

Great! My 7 year old is obsessed with origami. I'm so glad I found this paper set because it "tears" so easily. This is the only specimen we've found that doesn't have dotted edges for tearing (which is difficult for his small hands). We used to have so many torn/damaged sheets otherwise I would have had to rip them out for him. They have a transparent adhesive, so each sheet of a thick "book" peels off easily (something like stickers), but of course doesn't remain sticky to the paper. The…