Origami Paper Kit 50 Sheets 6 Inch Square Double Sided Color 10 Vivid Sakura Washi Chiyo Colors for Hand Crafts Origami Paper Arts Creativity.Cherry Blossoms

Look at the photos. I picked up the top sheet and went to work. I did not use a table surface, just hand folding in my lap. The patterns are well designed. If you look at the seam on the kite shaped fold you will see how well the design aligns. That is not a fold down the center, those are two matched edges. While I was very disappointed to receive patterns in black, browns, beige and dull green, the patterns themselves are beautifully detailed. I will look elsewhere for those turquoise and blues that were pictured, but not included.

The colors aren’t as crisp as I hoped but I’m more disappointed with the uneven cut. I’m sure this paper is fine for beginners but when you’re working with tight precise folds as I am you need perfect squares.

So many lovely designs - which one first to start folding cranes? That's my haiku about these papers, each one a song.

I purchased to use as crafting paper, not necessary for origami. Lovely selection of patterns!

I should have read the reviews more carefully as others have mentioned the colors. They are indeed very dark, odd color combinations. There are onky a handful of sheets that were truky usable unless you are looking for poor renditions of dark Victorian colir schemes.

Perfect to fold into bookmarks! Had the exact same design on both sides of the paper, everything is cut well, nothing stained my fingers from ink or anything like that. Now I get to make 50 bookmarks and tailor them to each story!!

I like the weight, strength, print detail, composition, and overall quality. I question the large amount of ink used on the paper and would rather have different designs on each side. I am ordering more and using it for projects to which I want to add something special. It is truly a cut above.

The paper itself is of good quality, easy to fold and holds up to back folding well. There are about 5 different patterns that are of a vibrant color, but the rest are muted, dull prints. This paper is good for beginners trying to learn specific techniques and patterns, but for the experienced origami person who needs vibrant colors, I would look elsewhere.