For my project, I have decided on a gradient In experimenting with different paper sizes I’ve decided that I like the look of the 3 inch square paper better than the 6 inch. The smaller origami balls make it so that it’s more difficult to see the flaws from folding the paper.design where I will use both colored paper and colored lights. With the white light setting, the blue colored paper design I am using will be evident. My hope is that with a yellow light, the blue paper will look green and with a red light it will look purple. I have laid out the preliminary design in Excel, however based on the colored paper availability it may look a bit different.

In experimenting with different paper sizes I’ve decided that I like the look of the 3 inch square paper better than the 6 inch. The smaller origami balls make it so that it’s more difficult to see the flaws from folding the paper.

I am very excited for the paper to come in so I can finally start this project!

Shopping List:

6 sets of RGB Fairy Lights (100 LEDs per light)

• Will arrive Tuesday
• https://www.amazon.com/Changing-Powered-Control-Christmas-Wedding/dp/B083J1DXV8/ref=sr_1_5?dchild=1&keywords=fairy%2Blights%2Bmulticolor&qid=1600630273&sr=8-5&th=1

Origami paper (650 pieces of paper including the colors: navy blue, royal blue, blue teal, pale teal, green teal, powder blue, white)

• should arrive by the weekend
• https://www.etsy.com/listing/766311737/5-shades-of-50-blue-origami-paper-sheets?ga_order=most_relevant&ga_search_type=all&ga_view_type=gallery&ga_search_query=blue+origami+paper&ref=sr_gallery-1-4&cns=1&variation0=1291021035

First Week:

• Finish folding 200 papers
• Look at how light varies with different colored paper -> Decide on final design

Second Week:

• Fold 200 more papers
• Start stringing them onto the lights

Third Week:

• Finish folding all papers
• String at least 400 lights

Fourth Week:

• Finish stringing lights
• Address any other issues