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| How to Carry Origami Paper Around | ||
| People often have problems carrying origami paper around with them and keeping it in good condition, uncreased, unrumpled and pristine. I use an A5 display book. These come with a flexible plastic cover which is also waterproof. (Which comes in handy at late night folding sessions in the bar!) And has 10, 25 or 50 pages. The pages are see-through plastic pockets and are exactly the right size to keep 15cm squares in, as well as smaller sizes and flat folded models. As well as blank sheets of paper for scribbling down design ideas, shopping lists and phone numbers etc,. |
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For people unfamiliar with the A sizing of paper may I direct you to this site, which will tell you everything you could possibly want to know! http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~mgk25/iso-paper.html
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The brand I use, available from any half decent stationers, is a Rexel - Presentation Display Book |