| Sunday, May 6th, 2007 - Morning (10:30am - 12:30pm) |
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GREETING CARDS taught by Katherine Riley
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SIMPLE |
| Origami and greeting cards just seem to go together. Katherine will share a variety of models that look great on cards for
any occasion. Enhance your cards with paper scraps, rubber stamps, paper punches and decorative scissors to make your cards
really stand out. What fun!
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TRADITIONAL JAPANESE MODELS taught by Toshiko Kobayashi
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LOW INTERMEDIATE |
| Here are some models that everyone should know. They are probably hundreds of years old since no one knows who created them.
Toshiko will teach a variety of models that are always labeled as traditional including some great containers. If you havent
folded it, its new to you!
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HEARTS & FLOWERS taught by Paula Parris
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INTERMEDIATE |
| Heart & flower models always make great gifts. Paula has done some research to bring you some of the most heart-warming and
fun models. They make great decorations anywhere, any time. Youll ? these treasures!
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PULSAR taught by Jeannine Mosely
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HIGH INTERMEDIATE |
| Jeannine is back with a new and improved pulsar. This is a modular action model that is made from 48 pieces and smoothly transforms
from a cubical shape to an octahedral shape, seeming to shrink and expand. This version has much better locks than the earlier
model from 2001, and fewer modules. Get ready for some intense folding, but it will be worth it. Pre-cut paper will be provided.
NOTE: This class was originally scheduled for the Fall session, but cancelled. Were glad Jeannine is able to teach it this
Spring.
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HEDGEHOG taught by Omer Shalev
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| Whats the difference between a porcupine and a hedgehog? Well, they are two different species but they both have quills.
Omer has mastered this cute, spiny creature. He'll have plenty of pointers to help you get through this high intermediate
model with lots of zigzagging pleats to create the points.
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| Sunday, May 6th, 2007 - Afternoon (2:30pm - 5pm) |
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MODELS FROM A BIRD BASE taught by Karen Bishop
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LOW INTERMEDIATE |
| If you think that a flapping bird or crane is the only thing you can make from a bird base, get ready to be surprised. Karen
has once again put together a great line-up of models all from the same base, including the Saar star, Shining Alice, a charming
crab and a spinning top action toy. Improve your bird base making skills and then make an assortment of wonderful models.
These are great to know and great to teach.
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KUSUDAMA taught by Delrosa Marshall
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INTERMEDIATE |
| The word Kusudama means "medicine ball" and they were originally used to contain incense or potpourri. But now it's just come
to mean a decorative origami ball. Delrosa will treat you to some beautiful kusudamas that make wonderful decorations. Experience
with modulars is a big plus for this class.
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FLEXIBALL taught by Wendy Zeichner
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INTERMEDIATE |
| After folding the pulsar in the morning, you'll be ready for another modular that moves. This 12-piece model changes from
an open-frame cube to completely flat and everything in between. Wendy will teach you this flexible, fun model thats as much
fun to fold as it is to play with. This fabulous module, designed by Jorge Pardo, can also be put together in combinations
of 24 and 60! Modular maniacs, dont miss this!
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BABY GRAND PIANO taught by Tony Cheng
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HIGH INTERMEDIATE |
| You will have music in your ears as Tony continues his exploration of the classics with the Baby Grand Piano. Out of a single
square beginning with a blintz bird base, the ingenious model includes keyboard, music stand, lid and prop. Come see why this
was one of Michael Shall's (an OrigamiUSA founder) favorite models.
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