SPECIAL FOLDING FUN SESSIONS
October 3rd, 2004 (AM & PM)
| Sunday, October 3rd, 2004 - Morning (10:30am - 12:30pm) | ||
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BOX BONANZA taught by Gay Merrill Gross | SIMPLE |
| Gay will teach a versatile box design and then some variations to create colorful Nesting Petal Boxes, a unique Gift Box, a Vase, and a Bi-Colored Box. These boxes are ideal for gift giving, party tables, and classroom teaching. | ||
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FROGLETS taught by Bernice Smith | LOW INTERMEDIATE |
| Frogs that jump, frogs that don't. Some you'll love, none you won't. Some are new, some are old. All are very fun to fold. Pull up a sheet of green paper and join Bernice for a "hoppening" time with this wonderful assortment of frog models. Did you know that a "froglet" is a frog that skips the tadpole stage and comes out looking like a teeny tiny frog? Make one today! | ||
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GARDEN COASTER taught by Kay Eng | INTERMEDIATE |
| Flat pretty modulars are always a useful origami item. Fold them small for some jewelry, or bigger for a card. Kay will teach this "garden coaster" from eight pieces of paper as well as several variations with lots of potential for pretty patterns. | ||
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MODULAR CUBE ON A STAND taught by Becky Holt | INTERMEDIATE |
| When Is a Cube Not a Cube? When it is a stellated octahedron. Join Becky for two cubes and a stand to display them on a corner. One cube from 12 pieces has tilted square windows and a basket weave look. The other folded from six sheets, has a textured surface with pleats and pockets so that it hardly looks like a cube at all. Come and find out when a cube is not a cube. | ||
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SPRING INTO ACTION taught by Wendy Zeichner | COMPLEX |
| Wendy's in action with this wonderful spiral fold, and a folding method that is pleasing and fun. From a single sheet of paper, this model folds down into a flat round circle that springs in and out at the touch of your fingers. A crowd pleaser! | ||
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| Sunday, October 3rd, 2004 - Afternoon (2:30pm - 5pm) | ||
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HALLOWEEN TRICKS OR TREATS taught by Liz OuYang | SIMPLE |
| Don't be scared, it's only bats, flying witches, ghosts and black cats scattered amongst pumpkin patches!! Liz will help you get a head start on the Halloween season by folding these fun and spooky decorations. | ||
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STAR CARD taught by MaryAnn Scheblein-Dawson | LOW INTERMEDIATE |
| Mary Ann will share one of her most inventive card designs. It looks like a little book with a ribbon closure, but it opens back on itself to create a star shape when viewed from above. Add some wonderful origami to each page and you have more than a card-you have a gift. Make one for someone you love! | ||
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THE WEDGE taught by Shrikant Iyer | INTERMEDIATE |
| This cool modular looks like a cube with 3-D wedges popping out on each edge, so each side looks almost like a pinwheel. Shri will teach you the ins and outs of this fun model. Take Becky's class in the morning and this in the afternoon for a really cube-y day! | ||
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3-D PENGUIN taught by Deb Pun | HIGH INTERMEDIATE |
| Deb will teach Jun Maekawa's "15 degrees Penguin." I'm not exactly sure why it's called the "15 degrees" penguin, but it sure is 3-D and very, very cute. | ||
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FUCHSIA FLOWER taught by Rachel Katz | HIGH INTERMEDIATE |
| Rachel is all set to teach this wonderful Shumakov flower. This fuchsia is wonderfully realistic with the characteristic drooping stems and multi-petaled flowers. Fuchsias don't usually need much sunlight and this one will look great without sun or water! I wouldn't mind having a hanging pot full of these to cheer up a gloomy Fall day. | ||
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