Origami
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Are you looking for origami instructions? You've come to the right place! Here you'll find out how to make many kinds of neat and ingenious items. Our instructions consists of actual photographs of the folding process to help you along.
Origami Folding Instructions - Instructions on How to Make Origami
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Paper Helicopters
Anyone can make paper airplanes, but how many people can make paper helicopters? You'll soar to new heights once you create these paper flying machines. These paper helicopters for kids are so simple and are great to do by yourself or with a group of your friends.
Pull the string and watch the Paper Flying Disc whiz and spin through the air. You can design all kinds of different flying discs and have your friends help you launch them. You can fly these discs inside or outside -- anywhere they can take flight and soar through the air. Note: Adult help needed. Step 1: Cut out the disc pattern and ask an adult to help you cut the straight lines with a craft knife and ruler. Do not cut along the dotted lines -- these are fold lines.
Paper Flying Disc
Pokemon Origami
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HyperQuake Poster Series - #4
Inspire, Play, Invent At HyperQuake, we are challenging design with technology and re-thinking technology with design. To help show you what is possible, we've enlisted the help of our friend, BirdBot. So Who is BirdBot? BirdBot is a unique automaton built by NASA to aid in an undocumented mission to the planet CAD in search of extraterrestrial life. After a successful trip, researchers at NEST (Non-biological Entity Studies Team) have worked diligently to assimilate BirdBot into the world of humans and now he's here.
Paper Crave
It’s been a little while since I’ve done a birthday card roundup so, I figured, what better time to browse through all of the great letterpress birthday greetings that have been patiently sitting in my bookmarks folder, waiting to be shared with you. Let’s get started, shall we? It’s a special friend who knows when your birthday is, even without Facebook letting them know. Design by Kristin Mills & Amy Shaffer for Sycamore Street Press’s Lark line:
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