Finished
carving up 4 seats tonight. Pretty slow for a weekend, but that's how it goes sometimes.
I also worked on getting the log up and on the sawhorses tonight so it should be ready to chip into tomorrow. And since I touched upon it slightly yesterday,
I
decided to show off a little more wet folding with "how to" pictures.
Since a picture is worth 1000 words and even when I'm long written, I still can't compete with that. Bottom line is take your paper and a damp washcloth or towel and cover your paper and press down. Easy! Right? Make sure you use a slightly thicker paper and that it soaks up the water evenly but not saturated. For my second attempt at wet folding, An origami Pegasus!
I wonder what I'll make tomorrow?
carving up 4 seats tonight. Pretty slow for a weekend, but that's how it goes sometimes.
I also worked on getting the log up and on the sawhorses tonight so it should be ready to chip into tomorrow. And since I touched upon it slightly yesterday,
I 
decided to show off a little more wet folding with "how to" pictures.
Since a picture is worth 1000 words and even when I'm long written, I still can't compete with that. Bottom line is take your paper and a damp washcloth or towel and cover your paper and press down. Easy! Right? Make sure you use a slightly thicker paper and that it soaks up the water evenly but not saturated. For my second attempt at wet folding, An origami Pegasus!
I wonder what I'll make tomorrow?
3 comments:
Damn, that is amazing!
Facinating!!!
That pegasus is amazing! What is the benefit of wetting the paper?
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