The Origami Forum

You can publish and sell on Amazon. Kindle direct.

First, I'm certain I met you at CenterFold, and I think I folded that wonderful sheep. Thank you for your inputs, and I really hope you enjoyed the Convention. According to US Copyright law you are not in violation of anyone's copyright if you are teaching in a classroom setting for a nonprofit orga...

There will be a bunch of old Paper magazines and BOS available at CenterFold...

Can't imagine doing that much justice in Origami, it was a very intricate design.

I have more than a few unpublished airplane diagrams.

Thank you. I suppose congrats are in order that I actually finished the thing. Anyone can publish nearly anything on Amazon. I hope folks like it.

I am proud to announce my new book Modular Origami Airplanes is now available on Amazon. I of course think it's really cool and unlike anything else currently available.

Long ago we got a set of map drawers. Nothing, but nothing is better for storing paper.

to clarify, paper circle's product is ogami. origamido is michael lafosse's product. putting aside any differences in quality, bottom line is that ogami is the better deal--you'll always get a larger square from their sheets (most origamido is sold in smaller rectangles). nothing wrong with that, b...

Kyppit wrote: ↑May 7th, 2021, 4:57 pmDo you remember that company you mentioned steingar, I'd like to see what they were up too.

The Paper Circle in Nelsonville Ohio. Their product was/is called Origamido, and it was/is really, really nice.

Takes a long time for manufacturers to get established in knitting circles, and they must have really good product to do it. Some folks in Nelsonville Ohio tried exactly what you're proposing, they didn't get far, though I suspect their failures little to do with the market for Origami paper. I susp...

Doc, I'm just assembling book number 3. Got all the primary diagramming done a week ago, now photographing and assembling photo pages. My photos suck, but they'r'e going to have to do the job. Biggest challenge is my plan to self publish this one. I went with a publisher for my first two, but I've d...

This is funny. I named my new tortoise "Nameless", mostly because I can't yet confidently determine if it's a he or a she. I like the name "Nameless", though, mostly for the irony. I got Nameless a few moths ago and he/she has already picked up over 200 grams, a third of his/her weight.

Egypt has tissue paper, I'm certain of it. Egypt has aluminum foil I'll bet. Egypt has glue. Make yourself some tissue foil. Problem solved.

There used to be these wonderful little paper cutters made by a company in Denmark, I think. They were envelope openers, but they cut paper perfectly. They aren't made anymore. If you want a real helper, get your hands on one of these, reverse engineer it and sell it. You'll help more folders more t...