Origami Paper Star Patterned 1005 Sheets

Two weeks ago, I bought this paper to fold a thousand paper cranes, like most of everyone else. I pulled out the first sheet, and my first thought was, "Oh, holy s***...this is tiny!" I grabbed a ruler and measured it. It's exactly 2.75 inches by 2.75 inches, a perfect square. So, I tackled my first crane...and it was adorable! :D It was the baby of the larger ones I had done with 5.75in by 5.75in paper. Well...thirty seconds ago, I finished with my 1000th paper crane. Whew! Now to string them! This paper is incredibly easy to fold, and I preferred it to all of my better quality papers because of its size. It was much easier to crease the folds, and I enjoyed having fifteen colors to fold from. It made the task a bit more interesting. I guess the pattern may be boring after a while, but not for me. Having 66 to 67 of each color crane was nice as well, so I didn't have too many of one color, or too many colors. I loved it so much that I bought another box perhaps a week ago. Once I finish that box (I'm doing 500 origami butterflies now! They also look really nice with this paper!), I'll be back for another. But 1005 pieces of paper does indeed last a while. :) I'm really glad I finished my cranes (I may post a picture once I figure out how!) and they look wonderful! I also agree with the reviewer that said to get a storage container for the paper. The box is adorable, but very flimsy (think "thin cardstock" with one piece of cardboard at the bottom. The plastic keeping the paper together easily slides off, so it won't be really good for storage. I just split the colors into separate plastic bags and folded about a bag and a half a day. Worked perfectly. Anyway, get a ruler and figure out how big this paper is, and see if it'll suit your needs. A regular pad of post-its is 3inx3in and this is a bit smaller...so if you think that may be too small, you'll probably not be pleased with this paper. But people with small hands and nimble fingers...you won't be disappointed. :)