Origami paper EMERSON 12 × 12 cm 70 g/m² pack of 100 sheets, mixed colors

EMERSON origami paper 12 × 12 cm, 70 g/m², pack of 100 sheets is a set of square, lightweight sheets designed for paper folding, school projects and small decorative crafts. The mixed-color assortment gives a variety of shades for single-sheet models, modular assemblies and layered decorations. Each sheet’s 12 × 12 cm size and 70 g/m² weight balance flexibility and shape retention, making the paper suitable for crease detail without excessive stiffness.

Advantages

The pack contains 100 pre-cut squares in mixed colors that reduce preparation time and simplify pattern planning. Paper weight of 70 g/m² provides a balance between flexibility for tight folds and enough body to hold pleats and simple three-dimensional forms. The uniform square format and consistent thickness allow predictable folding behavior across sheets, suitable for repeated modules and classroom use.

Suitable for

• Traditional origami models such as cranes and flowers
• Modular origami assemblies and tessellations
• School and educational craft activities
• Decorative accents, garlands and paper decorations
• Prototyping small paper engineering projects and mock-ups

Key specifications

• Sheet size: 12 × 12 cm square
• Paper weight: 70 g/m²
• Quantity: 100 sheets per pack
• Color assortment: mixed colors
• Material: lightweight craft paper suitable for folding, cutting and gluing

How to use

Start with a clean, flat surface and select sheets from the mixed-color pack according to your design. Use precise creasing techniques with a fingernail or folding tool to create sharp edges. For modular constructions, fold multiple identical units and assemble them following the module pattern; for multilayer decorations, apply appropriate adhesive sparingly to avoid warping. Cut or trim sheets with a sharp craft knife or scissors when a different size or shape is required.

Usage recommendations

Store sheets flat in a dry place away from direct sunlight to prevent fading and warping. For complex models, practice folds on spare sheets to test sequence and paper behavior. When using glue, opt for PVA or craft glue applied thinly and allow drying under a flat weight to maintain shape.