Origami paper pack Alexander EXP2348 — 150×100 mm, 149 sheets, monochromatic

Alexander EXP2348 origami paper pack contains 149 monochromatic sheets of paper, each measuring 150 × 100 mm and collectively forming a stack approximately 4 cm thick. The pack is intended for paper folding, modular origami and other craft or educational activities where uniform single-colour sheets are required. Sheets are cut and prepared for folding projects and pair with step-by-step assembly methods used in Alexander origami kits for constructing 3D paper sculptures without glue.

Advantages

The pack offers a large number of same-colour sheets to support repetitive module folding and large-scale models, with consistent size and thickness that simplify measuring and pattern planning. Monochromatic sheets reduce visual distraction and help emphasise shape, allowing clearer results in modular constructions and classroom exercises. The compact 150 × 100 mm format is convenient for small to medium projects and for use in lessons where space and material control are important.

Suitable for

• Modular origami and 3D paper sculptures
• School lessons and educational activities
• Hobby crafting and manual dexterity practice
• Prototyping small folded models and decorative elements

Key specifications

• Sheet material: paper
• Sheet size: 150 × 100 mm
• Number of sheets: 149
• Colour: monochromatic (single-colour sheets)
• Pack thickness: approximately 4 cm

How to use

Select the number of sheets needed for your project and follow standard folding sequences for the chosen model. For modular origami, fold individual modules identically using the marked bend lines where present, then assemble modules by interlocking tabs and pockets without glue to form the final sculpture. Use a flat, clean work surface and a bone folder or fingernail to make crisp creases; rotate sheets as needed to maintain consistent orientation for patterns and colour placement.

Usage recommendations

Store the pack flat and away from moisture to preserve paper thickness and foldability. For educational use, combine with instruction sheets or Alexander step-by-step videos to standardise lesson pacing and simplify module assembly. When making large models, plan module counts in advance to ensure sufficient sheets of the same colour.