I've finished my first ten cranes and distributed them around the city! I've left one of them in an origami book, but most of them are left in semi-public spaces where someone may find them, in stores and restaurants. I wrote the blog web address on each one, so its actually quite likely that you found out about this blog via such a crane.
I would have folded more cranes by now, but I have been distracted by another project. Specifically, I have been tracing crease patterns of all the folds that I know and cataloging them in a 3-ring binder so that I can compare and contrast different patterns.
I found one of your cranes on the children's information desk at Brookdale Library today. What a treat! Kids and teens have been folding cranes with the librarians at Brookdale Library since August 2009. We've folded over well 1,000 cranes! I will add your crane to our collaborative art installation hanging above the children's information desk. http://www.hclib.org/News.cfm?ID=3974
ReplyDeleteWould you consider volunteering to teach some origami folding the youth at Brookdale Library?
Thank you!
Jackie Larson, Children's Librarian
I would love to teach! I'll get in contact with you!
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