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I recently found paper with interesting designs (at the Dollar Store, believe it or not). They're from the "recess" collection (Carson-Dellosa Publishing Company). Here are the three designs that I picked out to sample the paper as a potential origami material: -New School Stripe -New School ABC Stripe -Tiki Shack Wallpaper Size: The sheets are 12'x12' in size, requiring some cutting to reduce the paper's size - I use 2'x2' or 3'x3' squares for modular origami units, depending on the size of the final product. I started out by using a metal ruler and an X-acto blade to mark out and slice the paper strip by strip, but I then got hold of a

I'm currently very interested in folding kusudama origami (or any ball-shaped modular origami). It all started in the summer of 2008, when I found interesting and easy diagrams that I folded while watching the Olympic games at home ... and then the trend picked up. I bought tassels and beads and started stringing the origami balls into ornaments. I then started giving some out as birthday gifts, which really was a big success! Recently, I folded balls almost mechanically, as Xmas tree ornaments, which was very cool! I also recruited family members to help me fold units -they do it while watching TV, so it's not a big deal for them- adn that w

Hi! I've very recently started transcribing music. I'm still experimenting, though, with Finale Notepad 2006 and Anvil Studio, and I might get Noteworthy Composer. I'm still practicing transcription and arranging, and I hope I'll be able to get better and better as time goes by. I'm currently into anime, game and a few other genres of music that don't have sheet music available. Some of these songs might already have been transcribed elsewhere, but I'm still doing them as practice. Send me requests and comments by PM, and I'll be glad to see what I can do for you. COMPLETED ... but always open for modifications! River Flows In You, by Yi