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Aug. 12th, 2011 08:04 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
cblj_backupI folded a spinning top yesterday morning -- linked to me by ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
flamebyrd -- to calm my RIDICULOUS nerves over the interview. Which only semi-worked because it's immensely frustrating to try blitz-folding a single piece of paper THAT MANY TIMES. And then to have to do it three times.
It came out rather nicely, though. All the bits fit together in a really clever way. And it looks pretty awesome when you spin it!
This week, the origami calendar having failed me completely, I went ranging the internet and ended up today inThailand, I believe Vietnam, apparently, where I folded another rabbit. There's something perpetually endearing about origami rabbits. They're always charming.
I don't know that I managed to do every fold for this one, but considering the creator wet-folded it with real origami paper and I was doing it with thick calendar paper, I think I achieved the overall gist, the essence if you will, of "rabbit".
flamebyrd -- to calm my RIDICULOUS nerves over the interview. Which only semi-worked because it's immensely frustrating to try blitz-folding a single piece of paper THAT MANY TIMES. And then to have to do it three times.It came out rather nicely, though. All the bits fit together in a really clever way. And it looks pretty awesome when you spin it!
This week, the origami calendar having failed me completely, I went ranging the internet and ended up today in
I don't know that I managed to do every fold for this one, but considering the creator wet-folded it with real origami paper and I was doing it with thick calendar paper, I think I achieved the overall gist, the essence if you will, of "rabbit".
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