As you know, Sushitenmaru and Nameneko Vegi come with a special gift for their hosts in their baggage, Japanese Origami paper!
Your friends in Mexico City made some origami. They learnt it visiting http://en.origami-club.com/
Tuesday, November 26, 2013
Mexican Friends make Origami
Hi Friends,
As you know, Sushitenmaru and Nameneko Vegi come with a special gift for their hosts in their baggage, Japanese Origami paper!
Your friends in Mexico City made some origami. They learnt it visiting http://en.origami-club.com/
As you know, Sushitenmaru and Nameneko Vegi come with a special gift for their hosts in their baggage, Japanese Origami paper!
Your friends in Mexico City made some origami. They learnt it visiting http://en.origami-club.com/
Wow, your Origami works are wonderful! My students also love Origami.
ReplyDeleteNAMEKO song!!!
ReplyDeleteWe loved Nameko!
ReplyDeleteThere's some kind of Nameko madness in my class.
That is really cool what you guys did! Congrats on trying something new!
ReplyDeleteI can't believe you are doing origami's. I've always wanted to learn how to do them, but never got the chance. I'm really happy you guys are doing origami. It feels really awesome to see you build origami. I hope you are having lots of fun. I'm from Cavallaro, a school in Brooklyn. hope I get to build an origami someday!
ReplyDeleteWow I also know how to do origami! Once I made a Crane and it took me a while to perfect it. I also made a Swan once and it looked terrible at first. Though I did the Swan a couple of more times and it became more fabulous!!!- From Polina from Joseph B. Cavallaro.
ReplyDeleteI love the origami you've made. One day you should show me how to make some. I only know how to make some. The origami is really creative, and fabulous.
ReplyDeleteBrianna Lee, Joseph B Cavallaro
Brooklyn, New York
i love origami! some times i do more paper craft than origami! but suddenly i always do chibi and anime origami! :3 they are so CUTE!! :3
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