So much changes from one time of our lives to the next. I think nothing makes me more nostalgic than doing one of those small things from High School in my adult years. An example is writing a note to my honey and giving it to him folded in a special way.
Today the thought of the ever popular Origami Fortune Teller came to mind, and I thought I would make one and share.
What do you need to get started?
1) 8.5 x 11 paper (use a colorful one to make it more fun or let it stay white so you can add color to it)
2) scissors
That's simple enough. Now, let's go back in time 14 years....at least for me....
Today the thought of the ever popular Origami Fortune Teller came to mind, and I thought I would make one and share.
What do you need to get started?
1) 8.5 x 11 paper (use a colorful one to make it more fun or let it stay white so you can add color to it)
2) scissors
That's simple enough. Now, let's go back in time 14 years....at least for me....
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Signing UpStep 1: Step One and Two: Get the paper ready for cutting
Position the paper to sit portrait. Then take the top right corner of the paper and fold it down so the top right corner is touching the left side of the paper. It should look like a triangle on top with a rectangle on the bottom.
Flip over the paper. Take the rectangle from its bottom corners and fold them upwards. You will see two triangles once you flip the paper back over. One big one on the left and one small one on the right side.
Flip over the paper. Take the rectangle from its bottom corners and fold them upwards. You will see two triangles once you flip the paper back over. One big one on the left and one small one on the right side.
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