[caption id="attachment_219" align="alignleft" width="240" caption="pink paper crane"][/caption]
[caption id="attachment_224" align="alignleft" width="240" caption="pink paper crane and me"][/caption]
Origami figures really are much better looking (and more challenging to do) when their made smaller. I've learned Origami back when I was a kid and I can still pretty much do the figures I knew how to make back then. The "paper crane" unfortunately I learned quite later when I was preoccupied with other things and so I wasn't quite as able to absorb the steps on how to make them.
My friends thought me how to make them a few weeks ago and I've been drawn to making them ever since. They really are just so elegant and beautiful. I also like the fact that it's not all flat that there's actually a wide body between the wings. They're not so simple, yet their not quite complicated and advanced paper folding as well. Just about in between. I just love it.
I've probably made more than 10 of them. From scraps of paper in my room, to fast food receipts, and just about every other paper I could pick up when I feel like passing the time. I'm still urging myself to make a thousand paper cranes and get that magic wish :D
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