but i hope to get a laptop of my own and that my grandparrents will get a broadband connection 
thanks for the help step 6 is confuseing thoughHow to take a common base and turn it into something else.
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yep dial up but i hope to get a laptop of my own and that my grandparrents will get a broadband connection thanks for the help step 6 is confuseing though
but i hope to get a laptop of my own and that my grandparrents will get a broadband connection thanks for the help step 6 is confuseing thoughOrigami forums design group viewtopic.php?p=49612#49612
"When you put a crease in a piece of paper, You're essentially changeing the memory of that piece." - Erik Demaine (from "Between the Folds")
"When you put a crease in a piece of paper, You're essentially changeing the memory of that piece." - Erik Demaine (from "Between the Folds")
I am not positive, but here goes:
Steps:
1. I assume that you folded the blintz base.
3. And that you folded a Preliminary fold.
6. And you have successfully folded a blintz frogbase.
If you are OK to this point... then
A. Unwrap one "flap" into a Right Triangle, so that the color is showing. (You'll unwrap the other flaps, in step 9)
B. There is an existing bisector at the top angle; it doesn't quite go halfway down. Mountain fold this bisector and its twin on the back side.
At the same time, Valley fold the existing short fold that is perpendicular to the hypotenuse of the triangle, which connects these bisectors.
If you can understand my directions and collapse the flap, then you will get Step 7. If this is more confusing, we'll try again...
- Hank Simon
Steps:
1. I assume that you folded the blintz base.
3. And that you folded a Preliminary fold.
6. And you have successfully folded a blintz frogbase.
If you are OK to this point... then
A. Unwrap one "flap" into a Right Triangle, so that the color is showing. (You'll unwrap the other flaps, in step 9)
B. There is an existing bisector at the top angle; it doesn't quite go halfway down. Mountain fold this bisector and its twin on the back side.
At the same time, Valley fold the existing short fold that is perpendicular to the hypotenuse of the triangle, which connects these bisectors.
If you can understand my directions and collapse the flap, then you will get Step 7. If this is more confusing, we'll try again...
- Hank Simon