how thick is it and is it good for folding origami
1450930
It is very, very thin and very good for certain types of origami. I primarily use it for tessellations. It is unforgiving to fold (creases and any wrinkles are always visible) but for tessellations you can back light them and the transparency produces a very nice effect. Happy Folding did a review of glassine for origami use that you should check out. Also, this is the type of paper shown on the cover of window star and sun catcher origami books available here on Amazon.
1450931
The paper is somewhat like parchment paper. It has slight lines that aid in folding accuracy, but that don't mar the look. It is great for paper projects!
264171
Its not very thick. This sword isnt a bad price but not big enough to be ichigos sword. Its only 40 inches and my hilt wrapping fell off after a coupke uses. I had to put electrical tape on it. If youre paying more thab 50 for the sword dont get it
812857
I am not positive it is at my grand children's house, but it is not very thick. It folds really flat.
742570
I haven't compared it to the origami case. We chose to adapt this product to our needs. We liked all of the additional supplies that came with this package. Sorry I can't give you any quality comparisons.
1908553
As mentioned, it's not thick. My molding fit back just fine, there is a very slight bulge but that is only noticeable if you're looking at it from a very close range from the side.
695962
We used it for origami and it worked great. I would think if you were to glue or tape it , it would work OK.
800333
They are about 1.5" thick when folded. The dimensions posted below are accurate too. We love them.
940898
It is thicker than paper but thinner than cloth. A small child could probably punch a hole through or tear it. Same with a cat.
1902953
It would be kind of thick, but it does fold. I use this paper primarily for CD inserts, and the thickest I've gone is three sheets, or 12 sides folded in half. (I also use a straight-edge to flatten the fold.)
1674907
Its not as thick as a regular cardstock but, for my opinion, stiff enough to use as the base of a card. Its much stiffer than copy or drawing paper. Hope this will help.
608567
No it is not as thick as a cereal box? I used it to make posters for our school carnival but we laminated all of them when we were finished.
840419
This is not thick but is good enough for daycare. i bougth this for my daughter and its working great. hope this helps..
19263
It is approximately 1/4" thick (like typical bubble wrap, just much sturdier). It's basically bubble wrap inside two semi-stiff reflective backings.
1763694
There are 4 panels, so when folded up it's about four times the thickness of one panel -- I'd say it's about an inch and a quarter when folded up. Yes, it's very easy to open and close. I also fold mine up and unfold it daily, and it's quite easy.
636049
Barbara, the table is currently in storage, so I can't be exact. My guestimate is that the folded table is approximately 3" thick. John
2085406
It's thin, about the thickness of cardstock, but flexible. I only bought one and am glad because it's overpriced for what it is. Still, if you want to make fruit leather, other things, like plastic wrap and aluminum foil don't work well. But, for just drying fruit or veggies, you probably don't need this as the plastic mesh tray liners that come with the Excaliber work just fine.
1596837
I actually had to fold it in half because it was so thin. Same with the green version. Heres my finished product tho. Came out pretty good. https://youtu.be/eWhb_O23bz4