Hardest crease pattern
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Re: Hardest crease pattern
The hardest CP I ever folded was Ryo Kamiya's housemaid. Figuring out the position of all the flaps and which becomes what is pretty harsh, but collapsing the center flaps (ribbon) is very hard. There's so much tension in this area that it's very easy to get some rips.
Re: Hardest crease pattern
Not sure if this counts, as it was made with a computer program, but it IS an origami crease pattern.
Stanford Bunny:
Stanford Bunny:
Re: Hardest crease pattern
Let me guess - origami boulder!
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Re: Hardest crease pattern
I thinck it counts since tree maker does.
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Bubo, it is NOT a boulder. It is a Stanford bunny. This one, to be more exact(folded by Tomohiro Tachi):Sroge4 wrote:Not sure if this counts, as it was made with a computer program, but it IS an origami crease pattern.
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Origami Stanford Bunny by tactom, on Flickr
Re: Hardest crease pattern
Wow. I thought is was just something random from tree-maker - but now that I think about it the unusual perimeter does suggest its not just random. Thanks posting the picture and correcting my misconception! It's certainly a crease pattern, and complex, but I'll leave it to others to debate if it is an origami crease pattern.
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Re: Hardest crease pattern
ah...ha...WHAT? ...HOW? my mind is blown!
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If it's just mountain and valley folds, how hard could it be?
http://www.flickr.com/photos/tryingtofoldsumthing/
If it's just mountain and valley folds, how hard could it be?
http://www.flickr.com/photos/tryingtofoldsumthing/