Origami paper pack Alexander EXP2554 — multicolour, 200×120 mm sheets, 542 pcs

Alexander EXP2554 origami paper pack contains 542 sheets of multicolour, monochromatic-coloured paper sized 200×120 mm. The sheets are intended for folding origami models, school crafts, art workshops and gift wrapping. The set's large quantity and consistent sheet size make it suitable for group projects and repeated practice; sheets are supplied ready to fold and designed to work with modular 3D origami techniques that assemble modules into figures without glue.

Advantages

The pack offers a wide variety of colours in a single set, providing enough sheets for multiple models or classroom activities. Sheets are cut to a standard 200×120 mm size that fits many modular origami patterns and makes measuring easier for teachers and hobbyists. Packaging designed for easy storage and access supports repeated crafting sessions and larger group use.

Suitable for

• Modular 3D origami projects
• School art classes and group workshops
• Crafting small decorative figures and sculptures
• Gift wrapping and paper decorations

Key specifications

• Sheet dimensions: 200 × 120 mm
• Quantity: 542 sheets
• Colour: multicolour, monochromatic-coloured assortment
• Material: paper suitable for folding and creasing

How to use

Select the desired sheet and follow the intended modular origami instructions or diagrams. Use the clearly marked fold lines and the step-by-step method typical for Alexander modular sets to create the basic modules: each module is formed with a few simple folds and then joined to others by interlocking edges. No glue is required for assembling completed modules into larger 3D figures. For gift wrapping or simple decorations, fold sheets according to standard paper-folding techniques.

Usage recommendations

For best results in modular 3D origami, work on a flat, clean surface and crease folds sharply using a bone folder or the back of a fingernail. Sort sheets by colour before beginning multi-colour models to streamline assembly. When used in classrooms, distribute sheets and instruction steps in small batches so students can complete modules consistently.