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oh really, it looks a lot bigger
The small one in the vid is ~3.5" for which it was already difficult to make the modules tight fitting ;)
i just realized why mine was harder to make, the paper was 3inches .lol
omg i made this already but you make it look sooo much easyer
Don't give up it looks more difficult than it is! ;)
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lo logre eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
q buen video!!!
estoy feliz!!! jijiji
That was a great how-to video, Thanks man.
i tryed it and like it 2!!!!!!:)
yup. i agree.
bad lighting
I will ...
great!
I will try this one! :)
whoa... that one is a challenge =]]
you can use and kind of paper as long as its not too thick.printing paper usually works. if not then go to an arts&crafts store
lol earn to assemble a sanobe it assembles da same dis is a sanobe variation good vid doe
Over here in any department store ;)
Thanks a lot^^
i stopped after the first one to DIFFICULT!!
go to an asian market or something thats where i got mine
Any ideas where I could get some origami paper?
Thank you for the instructions! I just finished this Kusadama today. Happy Folding!
-mrowemath77
correct ^_^
not 100% sure Tomoko Fuse?
who invented this module?
I removed my 12 unit ball vid some time ago... but when you look at the completed 30 module ball you see points where 5 modules come together "5 ring" and points where 3 modules come together "3 ring" only difference is that you remove one module from the "5 ring" so now create "4 rings" and the "3 rings" as shown in this vid... The is indeed more tension in the modules but still it is not very difficult to assemble. Good luck! :D