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So, I'm kinda proud to share here a diagram I made for Riccardo Foschi's standing gnome. It started as a personnal project, for me to remember the folding sequence.
I draw it from his YouTube tutorial.
But as I was quite satisfied with the outcome, I submitted it to Riccardo. And he agreed to make it public.
So here it is!
Feel free to share the diagram as much as you can. And fold an army of gnomes!
Here is the link: https://archive.org/details/standing_gnome-riccardo_foschi-2.5.5
