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How to make origami
February 13, 2024
“Don’t use thick paper,” says Jacob Ledger, an origami expert. Ledger has been doing origami for four years and his main concern is how thick the paper he is using. “The thickness of the paper matters more than you would think” so according to Ledger you should worry about the thickness of the paper.
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