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I'm the admin for foldsomething.com, a site about origami and paper crafts.

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7 weeks ago @ go.foldsomething.com - Pencil Pot · 0 replies · +1 points

Elita, go here: http://foldsomething.com/2010/origami-videos/penc...

7 weeks ago @ foldsomething.com - Rectangular Box with Lid · 0 replies · +1 points

No, sorry, I don't have printed instructions for most of these because of copyright issues. Your idea as using them as part of your Christmas gifts is great.

13 weeks ago @ foldsomething.com - 6 Petal Lotus · 0 replies · +1 points

the craft store Michael's

22 weeks ago @ foldsomething.com - Rectangular Box with Lid · 0 replies · +1 points

Wow- great job! Thanks for sharing.

35 weeks ago @ foldsomething.com - Pencil Holder (2 cups) · 0 replies · +1 points

Wow, glad you could make it... like you say, this one is complicated! I made one out of card stock and glued a couple origami lotus flowers on it and gave it to my administrative support staff. I have a non-decorated one on my desk at work.

35 weeks ago @ foldsomething.com - Change of Heart · 0 replies · +1 points

Thanks, Dusti! Your feedback is always appreciated.

35 weeks ago @ foldsomething.com - 4 Point Star / Ninja Star · 0 replies · +2 points

are you tearing the square sticky note in half or folding it in half and using two?

39 weeks ago @ foldsomething.com - Weaving Paper · 1 reply · +3 points

You can buy a paper cutter like the one I use at an office supply store like Staples or Office Max, or a craft store like Michaels. They're also on Amazon.com

40 weeks ago @ foldsomething.com - Frog · 0 replies · +1 points

You can definitely use a bigger square, and it'll work. If the paper gets too big, I'm not sure how well it'll hop because it starts to get heavy, but it'll still look like a frog.

40 weeks ago @ foldsomething.com - Infinite Flipper · 1 reply · 0 points

it'll vary depending on your skill and speed... but around 20 to 35 minutes to complete all the pieces and link them together.
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