
Saturday, March 31, 2007
Monday, February 12, 2007
this is totally amazing..she's made lots and lots of origami flowers..if you click on the links on the right side, you can get to see flowers, classified by seasons! seasons, u know!? and there are many many paper flowers for each season..even like orchids and i like the blue star flowers :) argh, feel inspired..but those are really tough..she makes them seem so realistic! from what i can comprehend, seems that her daughter used to be sick and she realised how flowers would brightened things up and encouraged people, so she decided to fold all these flowers. she even published a book la! all on origami flowers..how cool is that? a pity i can't find her book in the library >.<
Sunday, February 11, 2007
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Thursday, March 30, 2006

This is the Site of Everlasting Origami Paper Roses...kinda funny name? sounds like some orbituary :x haha..many other rose instructions here..i've tried kawasaki before and it's difficult! moreover, i dun think it really look like the real thing..seems like the dollar bill rose looks the most realistic..question question: how am i going to get my hands on canadian notes? gotta get the dimensions and cut my own paper, i guess..so "leh chey"!
somehow this sounds familiar, cant rem what i referred to last time..am quite sure i said it to ryl though, shall ask her soon..anyway, you can see what i am referring to here - double-sided colour origami paper for kusudama origami! :) wah, that website is "takai"...so expensive! £3.30 = S$9.29444 according to XE.com - The Universal Currency Converter ® oh my gosh! i bought it from kinokuniya for $1.90! "totemo totemo takai ne!" = "very very expensive!" yeah, going to fold a small version of that pretty little thing! i need to do something with my hands when i'm doing webcast, if not i'll just bored..
gosh and there are some very lovely japanese paper here! so pretty, i want! but haha dunno what i'm gonna do with it..i love this, so sweet! hmm can make pretty flowers :) but oh well, i need to use all the origami paper and stuff that i've stocked up on..just found lotsa paper etc that i bought and never use! you'll be shocked at my collection!
Monday, March 27, 2006
the newest addition, which took many days and many hours! a nicer photo and instructions here! or ask me for the microsoft, printer-friendly version :) i dunno why but it's got a boring name called sphere 94..i love the stars! it looks like a football! i wanted to kick it ard, but realise it's too fragile..*haha :p the book it's on is a book aptly called "in the eye of the beholder"..the 1st psychology book that i ever felt like reading, of my own accord..
hmm a colourful ball using store-bought origami paper..folded in a simpler way than the method i know..
its paler twin which i do not really like..
a beautiful kusudama - hmm not sure what it really means..but i read b4 that olden times, Japanese used to hang balls of herbs at the end of a sick person's bed, so that the person will recover faster. this is the oldest, it's been gathering dust in my display cabinets since 20?? my grandma loves this! she has one of them..though she wants two..well, it will have to wait.. this one is really quite difficult to fold and put together..requires sewing! oh, but i just a really pretty version of the small one at chinatown, gonna make one soon!
*realise that everything kinda has stars in it? the beauty of it all! :)
p/s photos taken with NEC N411i, testing the 1.3 megapixel camera, which is well, ok only..i want sony ericsson's k800i, with 3.2 megapixel camera! *whines*
Tuesday, November 29, 2005
anyway, read about how one company, LifeGem, creates diamonds from cremated remains?
i thot of a way to immortalise exam papers!! :) cut them into strips and transform them into the star below, make 12 of the below and u can form a nice ball! *haha..sadistic right? learn the method of knotology here..