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I just reached the point where the instructions for the fish in my primer goes like this when I read it:
<<>read fish inst
<<You read quickly through the fish instructions. You find that you recognize almost all of the folds, and think that you could probably make this without too much trouble. You think it fairly obvious where the first fold would go.
My question is, should I move on to what is harder, or should I stick with the fish since it still seems to teach me the same. What would be a step up from the fish instructions, anyways? And about when will it stop teaching me? Thanks for the help!
-Advocate Alaxndr
"A knight is sworn to valor. His heart knows only virtue. His blade defends the helpless. His words speak only truth. His wrath undoes the wicked."
>>>What would be a step up from the fish instructions, anyways?
http://www.drveii.com/info.html#origamicalc
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http://www.drveii.com/info.html#origamicalc
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There's also my site which puts up a table for you and, at the bottom, recommends what pattern to use.
http://www.taffeisjournal.com/krinahd/Origami.html
Stick with the one you have or, actually, step back one. You learn the best using a pattern that says "pretty sure" or "eyes closed" since you won't waste as much time on botched folds.
~~~Krin
"Quando Omni Flunkus Moritati"
"Goblins ... aisle 6, Mycthengelde ... hunt smart, hunt S-Mart!"
"You whine like a mule ... you are still alive!"
"Call me Snake."
http://www.taffeisjournal.com/krinahd/Origami.html
Stick with the one you have or, actually, step back one. You learn the best using a pattern that says "pretty sure" or "eyes closed" since you won't waste as much time on botched folds.
~~~Krin
"Quando Omni Flunkus Moritati"
"Goblins ... aisle 6, Mycthengelde ... hunt smart, hunt S-Mart!"
"You whine like a mule ... you are still alive!"
"Call me Snake."
