Quick poll for the origami‑inclined cooks: - 70 gsm standard printer paper - 80 gsm lightweight cardstock, e.g., Tuttle 80‑g - 90 gsm mid‑weight, e.g.
Need help folding a paper crane with a crooked tail
So I tried the classic crane but the tail keeps going off the fold. I think I'm messing up the valley fold or something. Anyone know a trick to keep the tail straight? Also the paper is a bit thick, maybe that matters. Can't figure it out.
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