I couldn't resist making some origami flowers to coordinate with the baby girl lucky stars (http://katherinakrafts.blogspot.com/2012/02/lucky-star-wishes-for-new-baby-girl.html). A little one made of pink gingham. One with adorable curls. And one to announce "It's a girl!"
So sweet!
Origami paper crafts - it is amazing what occurs when paper and a bit of glue come together. Let's see what happens when we make origami magic...
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Thursday, March 1, 2012
Monday, February 6, 2012
Valentine's Day Flowers
Roses? Chocolates? Jewelry? Any new gift ideas for Valentine's Day this year?
How about these?
This bouquet of gorgeous red and pink blush origami flowers are finished with sparkling rhinestone centers. It is difficult to see on these photos, but the light colored flowers are made from white paper that has a delicate pink floral pattern, creating a beautiful subtle pink blush of color to complement the red.
Here is a close up:
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How about these?
This bouquet of gorgeous red and pink blush origami flowers are finished with sparkling rhinestone centers. It is difficult to see on these photos, but the light colored flowers are made from white paper that has a delicate pink floral pattern, creating a beautiful subtle pink blush of color to complement the red.
Here is a close up:
It's interesting how the light pink rhinestones look almost fluorescent in the photos. Trick of light, I guess.
Wednesday, February 1, 2012
Valentine Pencil Origami Flower Favors
These days, it seems that schools everywhere are discouraging the distribution of candy and sweets. No cupcakes on birthdays. No cookies during the winter holiday party. No chocolate on Valentine's Day. What's a kid to do?
Well, I came up with an adorable way to dress up the now traditional pencil favor. For this Valentine's Day, I made origami flowers and attached them to heart themed pencils. They look cute as a single bloom, and make a beautiful little flower arrangement when you put several of them together. What a way to add some color to a desk!
Check them out on: http://www.etsy.com/shop/KatherinaKrafts?ref=si_shop
Well, I came up with an adorable way to dress up the now traditional pencil favor. For this Valentine's Day, I made origami flowers and attached them to heart themed pencils. They look cute as a single bloom, and make a beautiful little flower arrangement when you put several of them together. What a way to add some color to a desk!
Check them out on: http://www.etsy.com/shop/KatherinaKrafts?ref=si_shop
Friday, January 27, 2012
Kusudama Origami Flower in Purple Plaid with Gemstone Center
I found this pretty purple plaid paper and thought it would make a cute flower, especially with the bit of sparkle in the middle. What do you think?
Sunday, January 22, 2012
Miniature Origami Baskets
Thursday, January 19, 2012
Chinese New Year Red Envelope and Money Origami Flowers
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| Chinese New Year Red Envelope and Money Origami Flowers |
Chinese New Year falls on January 23 this year, and 2012 is the Year of the DRAGON! Festivities will continue for weeks, and a bouquet of origami flowers made from Lucky Red Envelopes and play money is a perfect addition to any Chinese New Year celebration.
Red is the color of joy and celebration. The Lucky Red Envelopes are traditionally stuffed with money and given to friends and family at times of celebration.
If you count carefully, you'll also see eight red envelope flowers and eight money flowers. This is because the number eight conveys wealth and fortune. Its pronunciation in Chinese is a homophone for the word "wealth."
Some more pictures:

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