We met on April 9 for a workshop by Dolores
Guffey to make structures from a single sheet of paper. These structures can be
found on the internet under the names "meander", "maze",
and "ox and plow". Instructions
included diagrams with various cutting patterns along with project pages from
the October 2015 and September 2014 utilizing the maze and meander structures. We were even given a tip from the compendium
on how to divide without measuring. Most of the books were made without need for measuring.
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| These are the samples that Dolores provided. |
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| We started by folding our pages to create grids. |
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| Then, using the grid, we cut the cutting. |
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| The last step is to fold the pages. |
Take another look
at Dolores' samples to see how one sheet of paper can be made into so many
different shapes and sizes.
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