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Multi Slit Variaions

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 I (Left) Each strip has an Asymmetric Mountain crease, the placement of which can be determined by measuring the position in relation to the gutter crease. 



The result is a pleasing twisted form.

II (Right) Not every part of the sheet needs to be lifted to become part of a sequence of strips. Here, only every alternate one is lifted.



 IIII (Left) Here, the strips are not folded in paralel but are allowed to splay out. 


IV (Right) A platform of any shape can be supported by a series of strips. Note how the second generation is formed. 


The pop-up looks good whether it is on its base or side. 

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