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Yuuko box!
Alllmost at the end!
I accidentally ran across a tutorial on how to fold puffy paper stars and in order to justify the time I spent folding them while watching Kyou Kara Maoh, put a jar full of them into teh Yuuko box. :D
I am somewhat sure it was wrapped in this. At least I can't find anything else it looked like it was wrapped in, this photo is right after the previous one, and everything else has a wrapping associated with it. Process of elimination = this one!
A few sample vials of perfume oil I got from Mythos Mixtures, in an origami fold that's supposed to be a toothpick holder. :D The paper is from the pack of Old-Time scrapbooking paper, and has a design of hooks and lacing on it.
And then I wrapped it up in this:
ONLY TWO MORE ITEMS LEFT IN THE BOX!
STAY TUNED!
I accidentally ran across a tutorial on how to fold puffy paper stars and in order to justify the time I spent folding them while watching Kyou Kara Maoh, put a jar full of them into teh Yuuko box. :D
I am somewhat sure it was wrapped in this. At least I can't find anything else it looked like it was wrapped in, this photo is right after the previous one, and everything else has a wrapping associated with it. Process of elimination = this one!
A few sample vials of perfume oil I got from Mythos Mixtures, in an origami fold that's supposed to be a toothpick holder. :D The paper is from the pack of Old-Time scrapbooking paper, and has a design of hooks and lacing on it.
And then I wrapped it up in this:
ONLY TWO MORE ITEMS LEFT IN THE BOX!
STAY TUNED!
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Although the idea of compiling surprise boxes that go along certain themes, at some point in the far future when I no longer remember the anguish that went into this one, sound intriguing...
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I know you said the senri school page a bit ago, but many of your wrapped items feature shapes not on that page.
It boggles the mind!
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:D
I used to own a copy of that book, and you can imagine my delight to learn that, inexplicably, the academic library I work at owns it. The toothpick-origami thing above I got from Origami Club (http://www.origami-club.com/en/), under "Useful Origami."
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