I live inside your face. – Author Unknown – Why is the human skull as dense as it is? Nowadays we can send a message around the world in one-seventh of a […]
The Dark Side of Book Folding
Christmas Tangle 2020 – Carrot Noses and Glitter
This: What the Snowmen know to be true: A person is snown by the company they keep. Boldly go where snowman has gone before. Dance like snowbody’s watching. Keep your ice on […]
Book Folding – the Letter ‘M’ and Fringe Flowers
The Marvelous letter ‘M’ at work: My mother makes a mouthwatering mincemeat muffin. Most monsters make messes. Many merry maids milked many moody milk cows. How many ‘M’s can you use in […]
Red Hatters At the Berry Farm
This is my latest crochet Scrumble – I call it Red Hat Ladies at the Berry Farm. The project started off with a few red yarns. That got boring real fast. So […]
As the Month Unfolded – I Folded Easy Angles
We’re at the Bland Beige House in Arizona now. The weather here has been much better than Alberta – where the temperatures turned brutally cold soon after we headed south. I haven’t […]
Literary Origami – Book Folding 202 – A Paw Print
The following is my attempt to further explain Book Folding. I say attempt, because writing instructions is actually quite difficult. I have a new found appreciation for people who write manuals… The […]
What Does Enough Look Like?
The Car Guy retired permanently a few years ago. He thought we’d have enough money and he knew his body and brain were no longer interested in the work routine. I sort […]
Christmas Tangle 2019 – Red Berry Tree
I heard the bells on Christmas Day Their old, familiar carols play, And wild and sweet The words repeat Of peace on earth, good-will to men! – Henry Wadsworth Longfellow – May […]
Book Fold Angel – Decorated
The Book Fold Angel is finished. I added curly paper hair, a halo, and a ribbon around the neck. How to Make the Curly Hair I used two book pages to make […]
Literary Origami – Folded Book Angel
This is one of the easiest Book Fold Projects I’ve found so far. If you would like to try it, the instructions are below. (Be sure to read the Book Folding 101 […]
