Origami Paper Alexander Toys EXP2556

Alexander Toys EXP2556 origami paper is a high-volume pack of multicoloured sheets designed for classroom, workshop, and home origami projects. Each sheet measures 140 mm x 180 mm and the pack contains 656 sheets in assorted colours. The paper is suitable for folding modular origami, 3D paper sculptures and step-by-step projects that develop fine motor skills and spatial reasoning.

Advantages

This origami paper pack provides a large number of consistently sized sheets with clearly defined thickness ideal for repeated folding. The wide colour assortment supports colour-coding, pattern work and multi-piece modular models. Sheets are cut to a uniform size for reliable module assembly without the need for trimming, and the paper weight holds creases well while allowing for multiple manipulations during 3D construction.

Suitable for

• Modular origami and 3D paper sculpture projects
• School art lessons and classroom craft activities
• Home crafting, hobbyists and group workshops
• Children learning folding techniques and improving fine motor skills

Key specifications

• Sheet dimensions: 140 mm × 180 mm
• Quantity: 656 sheets per pack
• Material: multicoloured folding paper suitable for repeated creasing
• Colour assortment: mixed colours for multi-piece models and colour coding
• Thickness: suitable for modular folding and 3D assembly

How to use

Select sheets in the colours and quantities required for your chosen model. Use the provided patterns or instructional videos for guidance on creating basic modules: align bend lines, make precise folds and assemble modules following the step-by-step sequence. Modules are joined together by interlocking folds to build larger 3D figures without adhesives. Trim or combine sheets as needed when adapting designs or creating custom sizes.

Usage recommendations

For best results, work on a flat, clean surface and use a bone folder or similarly smooth-edged tool to create sharp creases. Store unused sheets flat in a dry place to prevent warping. Supervise younger children during cutting and assembly steps and follow the model instructions or tutorial videos for accurate module formation.