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Pages are being used to collect
information relating to aspects of paperfolding
history and are, in effect, my personal notes.
Because of the difficulty of keeping up with new
discoveries as they are made, and remembering to
update every relevant page on every occasion that
new information comes to light, these notes
should be viewed more as a starting point for
further research than a definitive statement of
everything that is known. You are welcome to
check with me as to the likely completeness or
otherwise of a Topic Page you are interested in. Topic Pages also act
as Indexes to the Public
Paperfolding History Project as a whole. My
intention is that these pages will eventually
form a complete analysis of paperfolding,
although some pages may only exist as place
markers, or may not be fully populated, at the
present time. Every page is a work in progress.
Topic Pages are arranged under the
following sub-headings, from top to bottom of the
page:
Top Level Topic Pages
Second Level Topic Pages
Third Level Topic Pages
Fourth Level Topic Pages -
Categories of Design
Fourth Level Topic Pages - Folding
Techniques
Fourth Level Topic Pages -
Applications
Fourth Level Topic Pages -
Miscellaneous
Groundforms / Bases
Designs from Standard Bases /
Groundforms / Basic Folds / Paper Shapes
Paperfolding Ideas / Practices
Paperfolding in Japan
Paperfolding in China
Paperfolding in Europe, the Americas
and the Antipodes
Froebelian Paperfolding
Flat Geometric Designs and
Decorations
How to Construct Polygons by Folding
Paper
How to Construct Polyhedra by
Folding Paper
Other Mathematical Paperfolds
Flexagons and Some Other Related
Flexible Objects
Everyday Practical Paperfolding
Designs for Inanimate Objects
Designs for Living Things
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