Gifting is a pleasure especially when wrapping is another way to show you care. Origami is my passion as I said before. Creating boxes with a lovely paper and precise folding is another way to live in the moment. Below is an example of a wrap for a birthday present for a child. Below that is a paper bag that when printed and glued and laced with knitted indigo dyed cotton yarn cord is a perfect container for a surprise for someone special. A little indigo tissue and away you go.
"One sees clearly only with the heart. Anything essential is invisible to the eyes." -The Little Prince - Antoine de Saint-Exupery
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2 comments:
What a beautiful way to wrap a gift...I don't know, I'm thinking the oragami box is a gift in itself!!!
Thank you for sharing the template.
I am not sure I would ever open it! Which reminds me of a book I read where the girl lived in Australia with her Mom, but when the Mom died, the girl left for N.Y. When she left, her Mom's best friend (who owns a book store)gives her a package wrapped in the stores signature paper. She doesn't open the package for a long time--not until the end of the book.
Did you make the tissue? Of course you did.
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