Make Origami Wallet

by admin on Feb.01, 2009, under Money Clip Wallets

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Make Origami Wallet

What are some fun crafts to do? (Like a Duct Tape Wallet)?

I love making things like duct tape wallets, origami etc. Do you have any fun ideas like that that I could make??

Try using "puff paint" and put it on a paint brush. Get a plain colored shirt and set it in front of you. pull the paint brush back then release it. the paint should land on the shirt looking like splater paint. do that repeatedly. wait for it to dry then flip it over.

Another is tye dye shirts go the your local craft store and tell a worker what you want to do. Everything comes with directions. It is not hard at all but very fun!!

One last one is to go to your local craft store and get some Wood item, spray paint{color of your choice}, and things to decorate with{glitter,stickers,ect.}. Spray paint the object and once it is dry you can decorate!

I hope you can have some fun with these ideas! If this wasn't any help I apologize! Maybe someone else can help!

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Origami w/Dollar Bills

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Impress people with your money and how well you can...fold it. By using a dollar bill instead of conventional origami paper, you do not have to look further than your wallet to create 15 folded projects with a unique twist. These ingenious origami projects, from a horseshoe crab, to a Jedi, to an Oriental Dragon are fun to make and guaranteed to look unlike any you have seen before! Along the way, you will learn amazing facts about United States currency and its rich history, including how many times a dollar bill can be folded before tearing, and why only green ink is used. Hardcover: 80 pages.

How to Make Origami Airplanes That Fly

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The ancient art of origami and modern technology are combined to construct origami airplanes that actually fly. The author gives detailed, step-by-step instructions for creating each of 12 different models: space shuttle, futuristic shuttle, flying wing, delta wing-jet fighter plane; double tail fighter, and more.

Origami for Beginners

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Origami is an ideal craft for children since paperfolding develops dexterity and creativity. Origami is also a craft based on a few fundamental techniques, so Origami for Beginners is a useful starting point for origami fans of all ages and abilities.There is something for everyone in Origami for Beginners. Over forty, easy-to-make objects will appeal to a wide-ranging audience. There are jumping mice and adorable kittens as well as beautiful Christmas ornaments and gift boxes.This is the perfect book for anyone who enjoys creating with their hands.

Book-How To Make Origami Airplanes That Fly(Pack of 1)

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Book-How To Make Origami Airplanes That FlyDOVER PUBLISHING-How to Make Origami Airplanes that Fly: Pure origami is an ancient and elegant art while making paper airplanes is often considered a relatively modern recreation. Origami is interested in b

Blooming Origami

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Blooming Origami offers easy-to-follow and perfectly logical instructions that enable readers to create twenty-nine different 3-dimensional flowers by folding square origami paper into pentagons, hexagons and octagons. The flowers are presented by season, so, for example, in the spring, readers will learn to make the cherry blossom, dogwood, pansy, violet, sweet, pea, lily-of-the-valley, climbing rose and hydrangea, among others; in summer, the morning glory, clematis, bougainvillea, lily, sunflower and dahlia; in fall, the gentian and chrysanthemum; while the narcissus, camellia, Adonis, tree peony, Kaffir lily and orchid can be found in the winter collection. The flowers themselves require no scissors or adhesive to make. Then with some floral tape and wire, they can be combined into beautiful arrangements, bouquets and even interior decorations. The designs in Blooming Origami, which are shown in vivid, full-color photographs, are more stylized in the way of traditional Japanese origami flowers. Renowned artist Fumio Inoue`s motto is "origami from hand to hand," which describes his mission to pass on to others, by demonstrating with his own hands, his art and ideas. Ever since his childhood in Tokyo, he has been passionate about origami paper folding. In 1970, he began creating innovative designs of his own to complement the traditional styles he loved so well. Now, in Blooming Origami, he shares his love for the craft by guiding even less experienced origamists in fashioning these glorious flowers for all seasons.

Origami Paper

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High-quality Japanese origami paper is specially manufactured to resist tears and produce clean lines and crisp folds. Each sheet is colored on one side only to make it easier to understand the various folds. A sturdy shrink-wrapped folder keeps papers neat and clean until ready for use.

Easy Origami

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Make wiggling snakes, a jumping frog and many more fantastic creatures through the art of paper folding. Easy-to-follow, step-by-step instructions and clear diagrams introduce you to the magic of origami in this classic guide used by Japanese school children. Illustrations and diagrams.

Origami Animals (Ages 6 & Up) Make 10 Animals.(Pack of 6)

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Origami Animals (Ages 6 & Up). Makes 10 Animals. Includes 10 Pieces of Folding paper and 1 Instruction Book.

Origami 2013 Calendar (Calendar)

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A fold here, a tuck there, and voila`: A cuddly Koala Bear. A spinning Helicopter. A slinky Chopstick Wrapper Snake. Or for a Valentine`s Day dinner, a delightful Heart Napkin. Created by Margaret Van Sicklen, author of The Joy of Origami, and endorsed by Origami USA, the country`s largest paper-folding organization, this calendar celebrates the ancient paper art every day of the year with a fun and creative origami model to make and display. The calendar pages are perfectly square and brightly patterned on the reverse to double as folding paper. Includes an Origami Key explaining basic folds and symbols.