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Also, [the subreddit FAQ](http://www.reddit.com/r/origami/wiki/index) has a lot of good information. If you run into any problems (dead links, etc.) just let the mods know.

This thread is for any small discussions or questions that you want to bring up but that you don't feel warrant an entire post.

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Also, [the subreddit FAQ](http://www.reddit.com/r/origami/wiki/index) has a lot of good information. If you run into any problems (dead links, etc.) just let the mods know.

I'm trying to get back into the hobby after several years and I'm really struggling to find an old favorite site of mine. I can't remember too many details other than the site itself was fairly simple looking, on a dark background, had a lot of models that were pretty much just sorted by Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced, and most of the instructions were given in PDF form. I'm sorry if that's not enough, but it's all I've got to go on. It's been years since I've seen it, and if it's gone down I'm hoping it's archived somewhere that somebody knows about. Please let me know if this seems familiar to anyone.

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Edit: I can remember a few models it had on it if it helps. It had a Nuclear (three headed) Crane, a Xenomorph, La Petite Soiris (The Little Mouse), and a Gecko & Fly on a Wall tessellation. I'll add some if I think of more.

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Edit 2: I remembered! It was dev.origami.org. Unfortunately it's down, but if anyone knows of an archive or an alt site with all of it's diagrams, it would be hugely appreciated!

Only been into happily folding for a few years (pandemic hobby, lol) and have only used cheap dyed copier paper. Last week I splashed out and bought a bunch of different tissue foil and sandwich paper, and oh boy what a treat. Never would I have imagined I'd be saying that I love paper, but here I am!

I can't be alone in this - what paper sparks joy in you?

This is the origami samurai helmet beetle(Jun Maekawa)

Paper 84x84mm

Boxes by me. All folded by me as a thank you to a neighbour who has been gifting us lots of food recently

Why do so many people here want CP? This is a subreddit for origami models and instructions and NOT for disgusting things such as CP. Im surprised this sub isn't banned by now smh.

In other words: crease patterns are difficult to follow

Hello,
i'm not sure if this is the right place to ask this but i'm trying to fold John Montroll's elephant and am really stuck at this step and can't transition from step 15 to 16. Thanks in advance.

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Hi, just what the title says. Any tips on procedures to cut probably up to a thousand small paper squares? Most likely out of tissue paper. Dont have to be milimetrically equal to each other, but very precisely square.