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10-Stage Infinity

EHUploaded by Edward HolmesMay 27, 2026
This model was a test fold, before I folded Infinity in a [nicer paper](https://www.ezorigami.com/folds/8-stage-infinity-79ea). It seemed a shame not to share it, especially as I was able to fold 10 stages. It's folded from 80 squares of green kami. Paper for the largest stage measures 150mm, and paper for the tenth stage measures just 13.52mm! The overall model measures 300mm between points.

Difficulty

Intermediate

Folded From

1 Square

Category

Modulars

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