Did you use tissue foil for this hydrangea and what is the size of paper you used to make a six staged hydrangea?
One more doubt-have you tried a seven staged hydrangea?
If so please do tell me the size of paper you used
This picture shows a model folded from untreated mulberry. It was very hard to work with, and the folding is quite inaccurate.
I have folded a seven staged hydrangea from a 20cm square of double tissue.
I made 7-stage hydrangea from 21cm^2 paper. It is an usual paper. But as you said it is difficult, specially to make last two steps. So I used my hair-stick to make last steps. Still it is not so neat.
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Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on 25 September 2009 - 10:09am Permalink
did you
Did you use tissue foil for this hydrangea and what is the size of paper you used to make a six staged hydrangea?
One more doubt-have you tried a seven staged hydrangea?
If so please do tell me the size of paper you used
Submitted by Sara on 25 September 2009 - 12:36pm Permalink
Sara
This picture shows a model folded from untreated mulberry. It was very hard to work with, and the folding is quite inaccurate.
I have folded a seven staged hydrangea from a 20cm square of double tissue.
-- Sara
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on 26 January 2010 - 7:37am Permalink
7-stage Hydrangea
I made 7-stage hydrangea from 21cm^2 paper. It is an usual paper. But as you said it is difficult, specially to make last two steps. So I used my hair-stick to make last steps. Still it is not so neat.
Here is a link to folded model along with hair-sticks.
http://picasaweb.goo...
Once again thanks for your video.
Best regards,
Archana Morye.
Submitted by Sara on 26 January 2010 - 2:34pm Permalink
Well done
Nice tiling, must have been a lot of work! My tiled version only has 5 levels, see http://www.happyfold...
-- Sara
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