Origamipapier Origami voor 1000 kranissen, 7,5 cm, 1020 vel nr. 103400

Die Anleitung ist zwar auf Japanisch, mit Google-Übersetzer allerdings kein Problem. Die Farben sind kräftig und das Papier schön dünn. Genau wie es sein soll.

I bought this kit to make a senbazuru for a friend with cancer. The kit includes everything you need (plus some extra paper, string, and beads in case of any issues; I did tear 1 piece of paper while folding a crane but that was the only casualty!) with the exception of a needle to string the cranes together. I used (and would recommend) a big-eye beading needle for this task. The instructions were all in Japanese (as noted in the description), so I've uploaded a couple images using Google translate (though I skipped the page on how to fold a crane; you can easily find that online). The paper is about 3"x3" square (7.5cm x 7.5 cm), though as some other reviewers noted, some pieces aren't perfectly square and are off by 1-2mm. However, given the price, I can forgive that. I also had some color rub off on my fingers, but it didn't cause any smudges on the paper itself, so I'm again willing to forgive that for the price. If you follow the instructions and make 25 strands of 40 cranes each (2 of each color to get the rainbow gradient), each strand is approximately 24" (60cm), plus whatever you do on top to tie off the strands (the instructions recommend cutting the string to 2m long to have room for tying the ends). I ended up tying the stands to a wreath frame (7.5" diameter), and then covering the frame with washi tape to make it prettier. There is a "card" you can cut out of the back of the box to write a message and attach to your senbazuru. As others have mentioned, I used bags to separate the colors as I made the cranes. A 1-quart bag would be big enough for all the cranes of 1 color, but I ended up re-using some gallon-sized bags and put 2 colors in each.Most other reviewers mentioned making theirs over 1-2 months, which I think is a good pace. Because of my friend's illness, I did it over a week and noted the approximate times:- I take 2.5-3 minutes to fold a single crane (I'm not very fast), so that was a total of 42-50 hours.- Each stand of 40 cranes (including cutting the string, etc) took about 20-25 minutes, so 8.5-10 hours total.- I took another couple of hours to figure out how I wanted to display it.I'm about to start making a second kit, but I'm planning out a ~2 month schedule so that I only have to do a few hours per week on it.

Tal como se indica en la descripción; incluye los papeles de colores, el hilo y unas bolitas que hay que poner de tope. El vendedor contactó para indicar que el envío venía con retraso por problemas climatológicos. Venía en un sobre acolchado y para evitar que se doblase además con una lámina gruesa de cartón. Llegó en perfectas condiciones. las instrucciones vienen en japonés, y sólo en japonés ( se trata de un producto original importado) pero vienen los diagramas de como doblar el papel para hacer las grullas. Cuando termine de doblar las 1000... es probable que me aventure a comprar más Kits. Los papeles son lisos, de 20 colores distintos y sólo tintados en una cara; la otra es blanca.

折り紙が少し余分に入っているので、少し失敗しても1000羽確保できるのが良い。糸なビーズもセットでこの値段は素晴らしい！折り紙の色も比較的多く良い。

Really pleased with this paper. I bought it for modular origami. I love the different shades of each colour and have found the paper to be perfectly square. The paper is white on the back. Great value for money.