Hi there christianjordan, you may be right on your part, but wallpaper glue is not the only ideal adhesive for tissue foil. There are many types of glues that probably are an equivalent adhesive and will work the same way. What you need to look for is an adhesive that will bond both to porous and nonporous materials. Some wallpaper pastes like Henkel's Metylan Normal only works with spongy materials, so even if they'll work efficiently for wet folding or back coating, they'll be ineffective in molding the tissue foil.

AnnaArt, I would suggest that you should go for white glue along with a foam roller to apply the glue.

Hello everyone, it seems like everybody is relying so much on technology today but I think conventional methods are always the best approach to practice an art. I haven't used any diagramming software in my life for sketching designs. I sketch them by hand and they are as good if not better than what the software will shell out. I do follow online tutorials but I never blend my creativity with technology. I would recommend that you must go through this Robert Lang's page of diagramming, http://www.langorigami.com/article/origami-diagramming-conventions that talks about the basic methods of conventional diagramming.