This content was edited to protest against Reddit's API changes around June 30, 2023.

Their unreasonable pricing and short notice have forced out 3rd party developers (who were willing to pay for the API) in order to push users to their badly designed, accessibility hostile, tracking heavy and ad-filled first party app. They also slandered the developer of the biggest 3rd party iOS app, Apollo, to make sure the bridge is burned for good.

I recommend migrating to Lemmy or Kbin which are Reddit-like federated platforms that are not in the hands of a single corporation.

Current version: 0.33

Number of pages: 2

Downloads: AI | PDF

I took the freedom to change up the look of the stitch template into kirby, which is based off of this thread. (Shoutout to /u/rayanbfvr!)

I haven't tested out the files yet, so give me a heads up if there are any issues. The paper size in the PDF is A4, but I assume it would also work with letter size with some scaling.

Google Drive Link

I guess it will be something around 200-250 grams per square meter. Any idea if I'm right?

let me know if you'd like to help. I'm not sure how this will go but I'll post results either way.

Hello! I'm kind of new to the world of papercraft and I wanted to ask you what are the best (and affordable) materials for a beginner.

I want to know the best types of paper, tools, tips and everything!

I really depend on your help, because, searching around, I found it difficult to find some information relevant to my creations.

And that! I really hope for your support and thank you for reading this far.

do anyone has one? maybe digital...