@MissFluffFluff When I say 1 by 5, I mean that the paper should be 5 times as long as it's wide. You can decide yourself how long and wide the paper should be. For example, in the video the paper I used was about 5 inches wide and 25 inches long.
@KairiLightInsideSora Schau mal bei 8:59 - da ist eine Detailansicht, die es hoffentlich klar darstellt. Im Prinzip machst Du einen kleinen box-pleating-Schritt, falls Dir der Begriff etwas sagt. Wenn nicht, ignorieren, und einfach noch mal angucken. :) Hoffe das hilft Dir weiter!
@Razor2553 Actually, I use wrapping paper in that video. Some wrapping paper makes excellent folding paper (not necessarily the paper I use in the video, though).
@MrMultidream Are you sure you cut the paper correctly? And creased the squares precisely. By doing simple maths, it does work out to get exactly 5 squares: 13x5=65
I'm not sure where you went wrong, but the paper size should work well for this model.
Sara, I love the way you get people's permission to put their Origami inventions on youtube. also you must be very talented to do all of these origami folds. :)
hi i really like your origami videos cause they help me a lot and i was wondering if you could make a video of how to make a Noboru Miyajima's Bat cause i cant get past step 38 and their are 100 steps so ya please make a vid of how to make it PLEASE and THANK-YOU
That depeds on the wrapping paper and how large the model should be. With most wrapping paper the tail would probably not stay upright. If you fold a larger model, this is almost certainly true.
For this model slightly heavier and stiff paper will work well.
You can go for paper-backed foil, or ~100gsm stiff paper. Office paper works relatively well, too, as to heaviness and stiffness of paper. I think that's what I used for my first fold, actually.
Hm, I'd say it takes me about 15 minutes to fold. It takes much longer if you explain what needs to be done, though. Same for the first time you fold it, of course.
By the way the paper sounds as she folds, Christmas tree graphics and the fact I have used wrapping paper before tells me that she is indeed using wrapping paper. It is thinner than regular paper so for practice or really big projects I like using it a lot. You can get some really nice looking paper out there too. I like hitting stores after Christmas to look for cheep wrapping paper anyways. Dollar store works too but the paper is not as long usually.
I use wrapping paper a lot, although the quality of the one I used in this video was really bad. But it was the only big paper I had lying around, and I really felt like doing a video. I was visiting someone, so I didn't have my usual paper with me. Still works, although the model will not stand up in the end. That requires stiffer / thicker paper.
The paper has to be 1:5. In the video I use fairly large paper (13cm by 65cm). I've folded this model from paper as small as 33mm by 1.98cm (that's a longer tail, because it's 1:6), and that wasn't too hard to do, either. I would advise you not to use all too small paper for your first try, though. The first time I folded this dragon, I used paper that was 4cm by 20cm. Hope this helps.
Obrigado Deus, eles voltaram a postar!!!!!!!!! Postem mais, estou à espera do Pegasus de Satoshi Kamiya, que só tem na versão rápida. Adoro seus origamis e tenho aprendido muito. Vcs são maravilhosos, pois popularizam essa arte. Abço
WHAT PAPER DID U USE?
willrelio2609 1 week ago
thats HUGE!!! :O
SuperCrazyWacko 2 months ago
Wie groß ist das Papier, und wie mache ich es? Bitte sagen Sie mir, weil ich wirklich will diesen Drachen machen
TheHalomaster360 3 months ago
@TheHalomaster360 Dein Papier muss 5 mal so lang wie breit sein, also zum Beispiel 10 cm breit und 50 cm lang (:
Preqallec 3 weeks ago in playlist Origami Instructions: Eastern Dragon (Joseph Wu)
gee...you could've cut out ALOT of this part out. ( the creasing and all that). But great vid!!
albertqwer16 6 months ago
i used 6in by 30 in and i was only able to do 4 squares and 1 half square?
Tazthespaz9999 11 months ago
@Tazthespaz9999 Well, that doesn't work. Either you didn't cut the paper correctly, or you didn't fold the squares correctly. :)
AdamsSara 11 months ago
how long is the paper on this video?
mikuliny 1 year ago
@mikuliny Please check the video description for details. :)
AdamsSara 1 year ago
can you use printer paper?
zangetsu906 1 year ago
yay! chrismas!
enzotje123 1 year ago
wait how long im 10 so 5 feet of 5 inches????
MissFluffFluff 1 year ago
@MissFluffFluff When I say 1 by 5, I mean that the paper should be 5 times as long as it's wide. You can decide yourself how long and wide the paper should be. For example, in the video the paper I used was about 5 inches wide and 25 inches long.
AdamsSara 1 year ago
@AdamsSara where do you get that paper
please respond
ShadowSpiritSean 6 days ago
ich versteh nicht, was du ab etwa 8:30 machst :( hab mir auch die pdf datei angeguckt und bin immer noch ratlos..
KairiLightInsideSora 1 year ago
@KairiLightInsideSora Schau mal bei 8:59 - da ist eine Detailansicht, die es hoffentlich klar darstellt. Im Prinzip machst Du einen kleinen box-pleating-Schritt, falls Dir der Begriff etwas sagt. Wenn nicht, ignorieren, und einfach noch mal angucken. :) Hoffe das hilft Dir weiter!
AdamsSara 1 year ago
I don't have that long paper :(
Razor2553 1 year ago
@Razor2553 Actually, I use wrapping paper in that video. Some wrapping paper makes excellent folding paper (not necessarily the paper I use in the video, though).
AdamsSara 1 year ago
Ahahaha, are you folding with christmas wrapping paper? XD That's brilliant!
artificialartificial 1 year ago
@artificialartificial Yes, I actually fold a lot with wrapping paper. Nowadays it usually doesn't have patterns, though. :)
AdamsSara 1 year ago
@AdamsSara Me to...lol
mredddogg 1 year ago
please help me with this one!
we i cut out an paper thats 13cm wide and 65cm long i just get four squares instead of five wen im done with the steps you start folding 1:15
MrMultidream 1 year ago
@MrMultidream Are you sure you cut the paper correctly? And creased the squares precisely. By doing simple maths, it does work out to get exactly 5 squares: 13x5=65
I'm not sure where you went wrong, but the paper size should work well for this model.
AdamsSara 1 year ago
WOW u use knives and good work btw
AznDevil1019 1 year ago
Awwwww,I want to fold it,too. But too anxious that it's too hard for me.
luticia 1 year ago
you can also accordian fold into those pieces
lukepevensie 1 year ago
also - SO MUCH CREASING... o.O
balieyy 1 year ago
@afroninjaman7
i dont think she speaks posh its just how her voice sounds -.-
balieyy 1 year ago
noraa likes sarah
opticrap 2 years ago
Sara, I love the way you get people's permission to put their Origami inventions on youtube. also you must be very talented to do all of these origami folds. :)
noraa41 2 years ago
where do you get that paper i only have 6cm by 6cm paper
R3c0nD3str0y3r 2 years ago
its gift rapping paper
hygy8 2 years ago
it was a4 paper
ghost89xxd 1 year ago
but ios colour a4
ghost89xxd 1 year ago
Someone should create a video on how to fold Joseph Wu's Great White Shark.
Omega866 2 years ago
i might make a second one if i have some time....but that sadly isnt soon
nils3881991 2 years ago
Lots of precreasing involved in the model, but, it helps a LOT with creating the actual piece. Very nice X3
1AnimeAddict1 2 years ago
To get that sized paper you use wrapping paper i believe
FRUiTiECUTiE 2 years ago
hi i really like your origami videos cause they help me a lot and i was wondering if you could make a video of how to make a Noboru Miyajima's Bat cause i cant get past step 38 and their are 100 steps so ya please make a vid of how to make it PLEASE and THANK-YOU
fronanc345 2 years ago
really good tutorial!
nils3881991 2 years ago
ermm....how do u get that long paper ??
Kawai111196 2 years ago
Use wrapping paper! X3 Or, do what I do, get 5 squares and tape them together XP
1AnimeAddict1 2 years ago
erm... you rock
that is all...
Oliiiverr 2 years ago
muchisimas gracias por compartir tus conocimientos.
Sos muy clara...y apesar de no conocer el idioma te entiendo todo....
sofiatamo 2 years ago
Darias athe paper(role) for which my alone papermeasures 60 cm answer me please
andredlp18 2 years ago
Sorry, I don't understand the question.
AdamsSara 2 years ago
i have a question.....
what exactly is the size of the paper?
zekellion 2 years ago
See the video description:
Paper size used in the video:
initially: 13cm by 65cm
finished model: 18cm by 18cm
AdamsSara 2 years ago
Why do you speak so posh.
afroninjaman7 2 years ago
I never realized I did...
AdamsSara 2 years ago
I think it's very nice to listen to actually!
Swanborn 2 years ago
Would wrapping paper be too thin for this model?
PepperzEntertainment 2 years ago
That depeds on the wrapping paper and how large the model should be. With most wrapping paper the tail would probably not stay upright. If you fold a larger model, this is almost certainly true.
AdamsSara 2 years ago
wah magic paper =P lines come from nowhere
ahahahahahahah
101Meeko101 2 years ago
It Was Creepy When The Lines Poped Up...
Bibble258 2 years ago
What type of paper do you prefer?
bkmom 2 years ago
For this model slightly heavier and stiff paper will work well.
You can go for paper-backed foil, or ~100gsm stiff paper. Office paper works relatively well, too, as to heaviness and stiffness of paper. I think that's what I used for my first fold, actually.
AdamsSara 2 years ago
i see use exactly fi5ve square mesures =D ^_^ =3 ;:3
AZNjimmyKID 2 years ago
Thank you so much for this!
Arjuna3arth 3 years ago
big knife...
doggarrs 3 years ago
i bet this would take at less 2 hrs for the whole dragon thingi
mofon1 3 years ago
Hm, I'd say it takes me about 15 minutes to fold. It takes much longer if you explain what needs to be done, though. Same for the first time you fold it, of course.
AdamsSara 3 years ago
so, if i used a piece of computer paper, what would the width be...........
superpenguin99 3 years ago
how big does the paper have to be??
kyangxr 3 years ago 2
It says in the discription but I don't think it really matters as long as it's at least 5 by 1.
Dragon198864 3 years ago 2
that was a big knife you used to cut the edge off :O
hrabbit 3 years ago
are you using wrapping paper?
JessandLove 3 years ago
By the way the paper sounds as she folds, Christmas tree graphics and the fact I have used wrapping paper before tells me that she is indeed using wrapping paper. It is thinner than regular paper so for practice or really big projects I like using it a lot. You can get some really nice looking paper out there too. I like hitting stores after Christmas to look for cheep wrapping paper anyways. Dollar store works too but the paper is not as long usually.
BaconLettucePickles 3 years ago
I use wrapping paper a lot, although the quality of the one I used in this video was really bad. But it was the only big paper I had lying around, and I really felt like doing a video. I was visiting someone, so I didn't have my usual paper with me. Still works, although the model will not stand up in the end. That requires stiffer / thicker paper.
AdamsSara 3 years ago
I love how she says the phrase: "and crease.":)
calcrules 3 years ago 2
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yeah its awesome
foxtrot4697 3 years ago
Thanks for this video..it was really helpfull!
Without it I think I would never have done this dragon eastern model^^
Nahamut 3 years ago
i have request please to one on neither flshaer big bang or flasher hat
aazazaz 3 years ago
mmmmmmmmmm by anychange is this rated complex good vid helped thansk
aazazaz 3 years ago
how do u do the horns?
lmao458 3 years ago
nevermind i got
lmao458 3 years ago
hi Sara, i'm from peru :) i have a question: which are the measures of the paper
billyleono 3 years ago
The paper has to be 1:5. In the video I use fairly large paper (13cm by 65cm). I've folded this model from paper as small as 33mm by 1.98cm (that's a longer tail, because it's 1:6), and that wasn't too hard to do, either. I would advise you not to use all too small paper for your first try, though. The first time I folded this dragon, I used paper that was 4cm by 20cm. Hope this helps.
AdamsSara 3 years ago
Here's a picture of the 33mm by 1.98cm dragon: happyfolding(dot)com/gallery-wu-eastern_dragon
AdamsSara 3 years ago
Obrigado Deus, eles voltaram a postar!!!!!!!!! Postem mais, estou à espera do Pegasus de Satoshi Kamiya, que só tem na versão rápida. Adoro seus origamis e tenho aprendido muito. Vcs são maravilhosos, pois popularizam essa arte. Abço
Thank you! I love yours origamis.
I'm from Brazil. Thank you
Edduardoat 3 years ago
really really help thank you sooooo much
p1cooly10144 3 years ago
Thanks for posting this! I had difficulty on some parts of the diagram when I tried it a while back, so your videos will help me a lot!
DrgnVideos 3 years ago
wow. Incredibly well showed! Loved the camera angle
castword 3 years ago