Double-Blintzed Bird Base Corrugation






After tessellating the blintzed bird base, a natural next step for me was to double-blintz it. Bird base blintzed two times can be tessellated, and it results in a more interesting pattern than the singly-blintzed variant. The pattern is significantly different on both sides.
This corrugation was folded from Japanese Tsumugi paper. I summarized my impressions in a mini-review.
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