We were in Sunway Giza this evening and saw this..
Let’s fold origami cranes for Japan!
They say anyone who folds a thousand origami cranes will have their heart’s desire come true.
Let’s together fold MORE than one thousand origami cranes for the Land of the Rising Sun in light of their recent quake and tsunami plight.
Origami papers and simple instructions were provided.
Ethan trying to figure out what to do..
He is getting it… it is starting to turn out to be a crane 😀
There! His origami crane. I think the tail is a little bit off but it’s okay. It’s the effort and thoughts that counts right? He is barely 4 years old, give him a break! 😛
Ready to insert the origami crane into the box provided.
We did not one but four origami cranes. We would love to stay on and do more but we ran out of time.
Will definitely go back to Sunway Giza soon to make more origami cranes.
Masking tape is very useful for this. Stick the tape along the line, then paint right up to it. You can paint a little over the edge. Wait for the paint to dry completely, then pull off the tape and you will have a perfectly straight line. This is a good way to paint shapes like triangles and diamonds.
I stumbled upon this great idea from Rainbowstarbooks for a goodie bag! The next time you have a party, why not place all the little goodies in a plastic bag and tie it up to look like a butterfly?