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TaD 29 – Quilling orchid
For the last day I choose to fold am orchid flower. it was a hard, but nice month. See you all again next year!
TaD 29 – Quilling orchid
For the last day I choose to fold am orchid flower. it was a hard, but nice month. See you all again next year!
TaD 25 – Martisoare quilling
Probably most of you don’t know what is a “martisor”. It is specific to Romania and you can read more details about this custom in mericagreenapple’s post: https://thingadayforever.wordpress.com/2012/02/09/day-9-tradition/ As I love working with paper I tried to create some models
TaD 25 – Martisoare quilling
Probably most of you don’t know what is a “martisor”. It is specific to Romania and you can read more details about this custom in mericagreenapple’s post: https://thingadayforever.wordpress.com/2012/02/09/day-9-tradition/ As I love working with paper I tried to create some models
TaD 24 – Quilling cats
I already told you about quilling, so I thought to show you other models also. This two cats are so cute that I couldn’t resisted not to try them after I saw them on Cheryl’s blog.
TaD 24 – Quilling cats
I already told you about quilling, so I thought to show you other models also. This two cats are so cute that I couldn’t resisted not to try them after I saw them on Cheryl’s blog.
TaD 23 – Origami doll
A simple origami model for today: an origami doll
TaD 22 – Origami quilling rose
Quilling is another technique used with paper. It is mainly rolling stripes of paper until it has the shape we wanted. This way I managed to create a very small rose. It has only 1.5 cm in diameter. This is
TaD 22 – Origami quilling rose
Quilling is another technique used with paper. It is mainly rolling stripes of paper until it has the shape we wanted. This way I managed to create a very small rose. It has only 1.5 cm in diameter. This is
TaD 21 – Origami kusudama Plumeria
I’m ready for spring to come now. I almost can feel it. So I made a kusudama with flowers for the upcoming spring.
TaD 21 – Origami kusudama Plumeria
I’m ready for spring to come now. I almost can feel it. So I made a kusudama with flowers for the upcoming spring.
TaD 20 – Origami turtle
If you never saw an orange turtle here I give you the chance :) I used one piece of paper, 18×18 cm, and the turtle has aprox. 9 cm from the head to the tail.
TaD 20 – Origami turtle
If you never saw an orange turtle here I give you the chance :) I used one piece of paper, 18×18 cm, and the turtle has aprox. 9 cm from the head to the tail.
TaD 19 – Origami bowl
It looks like a box, but it has no lid. It’s pretty robust so I can keep candies or other small things.
TaD 19 – Origami bowl
It looks like a box, but it has no lid. It’s pretty robust so I can keep candies or other small things.
TaD 18 – Origami mask
The mask is so angry that became blue :)
TaD 17 – Origami kusudama Diamond Bridge
A brand new kusudama for today. It is made from 30 pieces of paper, 7.5×3.75 cm each, no glue
TaD 17 – Origami kusudama Diamond Bridge
A brand new kusudama for today. It is made from 30 pieces of paper, 7.5×3.75 cm each, no glue
TaD 16 – Origami kusudama Lapeliai
Using the small roses I folded yesterday, I created a little kusudama (9 cm in diameter), called Lapeliai:
TaD 16 – Origami kusudama Lapeliai
Using the small roses I folded yesterday, I created a little kusudama (9 cm in diameter), called Lapeliai:
TaD 15 – Origami small roses
I folded this roses today because I plan to use them to the thing-a-day I’ll make tomorrow :) They are small, with approximately 3cm in diameter.
TaD 15 – Origami small roses
I folded this roses today because I plan to use them to the thing-a-day I’ll make tomorrow :) They are small, with approximately 3cm in diameter.
TaD 14 – Origami heart box
I noticed a lot of hearts today, so here I come with my version:
TaD 13 – Origami daffodil
A flower for all of you to bring the spring.
TaD 12 – Origami star box
I wanted to try all kind of boxes. For today I made a 6 points star box, using 12 pieces of paper, 10×10 cm.
TaD 12 – Origami star box
I wanted to try all kind of boxes. For today I made a 6 points star box, using 12 pieces of paper, 10×10 cm.
TaD 11 – Origami spiral star
It contains 6 pieces of paper and no glue is used.
TaD 10 – Origami falling star
I didn’t had much time for origami today so I had to find something easy and quick. It should look like a falling star :)
TaD 10 – Origami falling star
I didn’t had much time for origami today so I had to find something easy and quick. It should look like a falling star :)
TaD 9 – Origami crane
It’s not really the crane you see all around, this is a variation.
TaD 8 – 3d origami duck
I present you another origami technique. It’s a modular work, as it contains a lot of triangle units (aprox. 200 pieces) which are put together to form a shape. So, meet Trump, my new little friend:
TaD 8 – 3d origami duck
I present you another origami technique. It’s a modular work, as it contains a lot of triangle units (aprox. 200 pieces) which are put together to form a shape. So, meet Trump, my new little friend:
TaD 7 – Origami butterfly
For today I folded a cute butterfly, using one sheet of paper 15×15 cm.
TaD 6 – Origami Igel kusudama
Another nice kusudama for today: I used 30 pieces of double side colored paper and I didn’t used glue at all, everything is just folding.
TaD 6 – Origami Igel kusudama
Another nice kusudama for today: I used 30 pieces of double side colored paper and I didn’t used glue at all, everything is just folding.
TaD 5 – Origami spider
It should be a spider, but I think it looks like other “animals” also :) It was difficult to fold it because the paper was thicker than I needed, but in the end it looked almost as it should.
TaD 5 – Origami spider
It should be a spider, but I think it looks like other “animals” also :) It was difficult to fold it because the paper was thicker than I needed, but in the end it looked almost as it should.
TaD 4 – Origami rose kusudama
For those of you who don’t know, a kusudama is a paper model that is created by putting together multiple identical units to form a spherical shape. The word itself is a combination of two Japanese words kusuri, Medicine, and
TaD 4 – Origami rose kusudama
For those of you who don’t know, a kusudama is a paper model that is created by putting together multiple identical units to form a spherical shape. The word itself is a combination of two Japanese words kusuri, Medicine, and
TaD 3 – Rose origami box
Another origami box for today, this time with a rose on top of it.
TaD 2 – Octagonal origami box
Another paper folding work. This time I used 16 pieces of paper, 8 for the base of the box and 8 for the top. It has aprox. 10 cm in diameter and can be used for keeping small jewellery.
TaD 2 – Octagonal origami box
Another paper folding work. This time I used 16 pieces of paper, 8 for the base of the box and 8 for the top. It has aprox. 10 cm in diameter and can be used for keeping small jewellery.
TaD 1 – Red origami dress
Hello! It’s nice to be back at thing-a-day 2012 :) If you want to follow my work you will find some origami models folded by me. For the first day I choose a red dress made from one sheet of
TaD 1 – Red origami dress
Hello! It’s nice to be back at thing-a-day 2012 :) If you want to follow my work you will find some origami models folded by me. For the first day I choose a red dress made from one sheet of
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