can this be used for wet folding origami models?
1508284
Defenetly not. It is prety loose, and very hygroscopic. water will kill it as origami paper, but mb good for sumi-e.
1229198
I wouldn't recommend it. I used it on card stock and was very disappointed. You can it, but it isn't nearly as nice as on a regular paper.
1065568
I use these in picture frames and have cleaned them with a damp paper towel so I would say they are waterproof. As far as a clean fold I would recommend scoring them or cutting them with scissors or a paper cutter. I have never tried to fold them.
531818
Yes, I don't see why not... but you'll need to have the material oriented vertically so that gravity helps drop the wrinkles out as you steam. Try lifting the material up with one hand, steam with the other until the wrinkle releases, then lay it back down. But it won't make it WET, so it should be ok. Good luck!
946957
No. You would have to fold or drape over more than one line. But it would dry fine that way. You can wrap around more than one side but it would hang to the ground with out folding - even a full size top sheet needs a little fold or draping.
79864
Hello, definitively no, you cannot fold this paper, it has glitter, it is good for scrapbbok, so you can cut it and works very well with that kind of projects.
539003
I do not think it will work for that application. However I am not sure, I only use this with paper.
1694253
Depending on the size. The compound is pretty soft when first mixed and a thin sheet would probably sag with chicken wire. Probably using an armature of foil would work. If this is larger, maybe use a foam armature partially sculpted to the shape. It really can't hold its shape if the form is too thin, will sag, droop or bend without support. Once it begins to cure, you are good to go. Once you give it a try, you will see the possibilities. t
2035370
Yes. All folds work great once it is set up. We had a lot of issues, and continue to have, with getting a new fold started. We save our scrap paper so that we can use that first. It has taken us quite awhile to get adapted to this machine and felt the instructions were not detailed enough. I did YouTube a lot to assist with issues. Once it starts working well, it is amazing but again, disappointed in the lack of information the company provides. Good luck!
1381120
haven't tried it yet---but I don't know why it would not work on thin materials. Sorry.
262272
Yes. However, the one I received would not unfold into a flat surface. (It was raised in the middle where the folding seam is).
1277767
Yes you could. The pieces actually come separate so you would just not attach the folding part.
1182995
Sorry. I'm unable to give a comparison; the Origami is the only one I've purchased. I can say that I like the rooCase Origami. It works well for me.
167394
I honestly haven't tried yet. I would imagine yes, but you may have to fold ends first. I'll try & let you know.
1182990
I'm not familiar with the slim shell but from what I just looked up and read, they seem very similar. I'm not sure of all of the available positions for using the stand on the slim shell but the origami has multiple folding points, not just 3 as the slim shell has. I hope this helps
1023961
I've never tried it but I wouldn't recommend it. Because it eventually tears on the fold lines I wouldn't think it would be sturdy enough to withstand a blade
616363
I dry sheets folded in half and wrapped around on two sides. It works well although you need to make sure you have enough clearance between the line and the surface you have mounted the line on. I have mine mounted on the corner of my side deck instead of on the ground.