| The Public Paperfolding History Project
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| Designs developed from Froebel's Third Groundform / The Triple Blintz Basic form | |||||||
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Groundform / The Triple Blintz Basic Form. Please contact
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Thank you. As far as I know the Triple Blintz Basic Form itself first appears as a napkin fold, 'Serviette pliee en form de Croix du Sainct Esprit', in 'L'Escole parfaite des officiers de bouche' which was published by J Ribou in Paris in 1662. ********** The Cross - 1662 onwards.
********** The Jacket / the Trousers - 1859 onwards
********** The Muff - 1859 onwards
********** The Steamship - 1863 onwards
********** The Cross Star - 1863 onwards
********** The Scent Bottle - 1873 onwards
********** The Short Sleeved Shirt - 1873 onwards
********** The Inkwell - 1873 onwards
********** The Hat / Shirt - 1873 onwards
********** The Pair of Boots - 1873 onwards
********** Knickerbockers - 1880 There is mention of this design, which is made by folding the Jacket in half, in 'The Kindergarten Principle' by Mary J Lyschinska, which was published in London in 1880 by Wm Isbister Ltd, but unfortunately no illustration is provided. ********** The Small Vase - 1882 This design appears, as 'The Vase', in part two of 'The Kindergarten Guide' by Maria Kraus Boelte and John Kraus, which was probably first published by E. Steiger and Company in New York in 1882.
********** 1927 Two otherwise unknown designs appear in 'Lustiges Papierfaltbüchlein' by Johanna Huber, which was published by Otto Maier in Ravensburg, Germany, probably in 1927. Das Hemd - The Shirt
*** Das Kleid - The Dress
********** The Low Chair - 1931 onwards
********** The Footstall - 1931 onwards
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