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Mr Brill: Many thanks for the reference, but without a base, and fashioned from a single piece of A4 paper, I decided against the design.

Hello Anna and thank you very much for taking the time to illustrate the folds. Using British A4 paper my measurements were slightly less so than your own, but I made a good go of it and can confirm that I got favourable results: https://i.postimg.cc/vcyF3Kjm/mod5a.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/BPTWJ58s/...

Hi Anna, I am afraid that both of your designs defeated me, as I was unable emulate them, do you have a more detailed guide please ?

Inching closer (from this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=unWU6DIEZzk), I was able to take inspiration from this gift bag tutorial to get the base for the tissues, and with enough paper (from a British A4 sheet) to reach the top: https://i.postimg.cc/K1MPcm59/mod3.jpg However, securing those ...

I am looking to create a cigarette packet like shape, only with no moving parts and an open top, in order to facilitate pocket tissues. I first checked online, as a box shape would be such a common in the origami world, but found that mostly equilaterals, which were hard to modify, but I did have so...