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by manami 29 Nov 2008 ( edited Nov 30'08 23:34 )
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some pages to print out. Christmas theme is on the little icon with the Xmas tree inside, or just click on the picture of the Santa. It has a cute origami box that can be used for small gifts too.

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by manami 29 Nov 2008
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oops, forgot to put the link. http://www.origami-club.com/
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by michelej 29 Nov 2008
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Thanks Yoriko. I have actually done origamai on cards before. It is so easy...Great site, thanks..
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by manami 29 Nov 2008
You will find very nice envelopes there too, with regular and heart format. They are fun to make.
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by meganne 29 Nov 2008
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I love Origami so you have my thanks, i will mark this post for later. hugs n roses, M
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by manami 29 Nov 2008
So do I, Meganne. I used this site a lot when I was working as a teacher. Kids love that.
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by emily16838 29 Nov 2008
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Thank totally cool we fold stuff all the time
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by manami 29 Nov 2008
Sure we do...I prefer this better than folding clothes :)
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by tinfriend 29 Nov 2008
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Thanx - I must try this! *4U!
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by manami 29 Nov 2008
I think you will enjoy this. Thanks for replying, TF!
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by reddish 29 Nov 2008
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Thank you for helping us here who don't know about some of these sites; very interesting & alot for holidays, and other times. Relates to crafts & sewing,too. Reddish
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by manami 29 Nov 2008
Thanks for replying, Reddish. I am glad you like origamis, just a little bit of my culture, and it can be used in crafts as well.
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by 2createit 29 Nov 2008
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Thank you Yoriko,this wil keep us busy over the school holidays, Louise
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by manami 29 Nov 2008
They are so fun to make, Louise. I think your kids will enjoy those. (Love your new avatar!)
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by lbrow 29 Nov 2008
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Orgami has always fascinated me. I have a friend who has a Scout Troop & uses it a lot for craft Projects 4 her girl Scouts. Will pass this on to her *4U Yoriko
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by marjialexa 29 Nov 2008
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Hi, Yoriko!! Thanks for the origami site, it's great! The directions for making the pieces are just so simple, even without language. They show you exactly how to make the folds in a little video sort of way. Even I can understand it, hee hee hee. I think to place this post here is good, because it's very unusual. I'd also put the site in bookmarks, too, though, because if anyone wants to find it at a later date, it would probably be easier to find it there than trying to find this post again. Thanks for showing us, I've always loved origami!! Hugs, Marji
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by jrob 29 Nov 2008
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Awesome Yoriko! I'll have something to entertain DGC over the Christmas Holidays instead of baking...these are fat free aren't they?
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by asterixsew 30 Nov 2008
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Thanks for the info on this site. I liked the video to show you how to fold. I also liked the paper that can be printed out. I have to say I am not good at origami. Small Japanese children have been enterteined at my poor origami skills. Its quite something when a 5-6 year old patiently shows you what to do, a humbling experience. Their work always looks excellent in comparison. Arigato, sayonara.
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by mops 30 Nov 2008
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Thank you, Yoriko, this is fun! I watched the video and it's simple to follow the steps. Now I'll have to get my a packet of papers and practice before I show the grandchildren.
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by shirlener88 30 Nov 2008
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Yoriko, thank you so much! I love folded paper.