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From top-bottom: Tulip, Dog, Cat, Rabbit, Whale, Cup, House, Piano, Box
Origami should be the last thing I am doing on this grey and rainy Sunday evening, but I find it relaxes me and hopefully creating small paper objects may spur me on to do some actual studying. For the above designs, I used this Easy Origami book that I found in a charity shop for 50p. It's an OK guidebook but some of the diagrams are a little dodgy (you may have to improvise where you fold etc), I'm sure there are much better books out there. The origami paper was a gift but you can find loads of the stuff for cheap on eBay, it's slighter thinner than regular printer type paper so it's easier to work with.
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To procrastinate further, I've been reading up on Tarot, just for interests' sake. I play around with The Original Rider Waite Tarot Deck of cards and like this Collins Gem book which I would recommend to beginners as it's fairly easy to use.
I once attended an origami class at camp, and found it so interesting!
ReplyDeleteI have since never looked at a piece of paper the same way again. :)
xoxo,
Addie
The Cat Hag
@Addie
ReplyDeleteCool, one of my friends turned me onto Origami after she did a class and it's so addictive! x