ありがとう for waiting for so long! (*^▽^*) I am very grateful to you!
On to today's post's topic, it is about 1000 paper cranes. For Japanese, there is a myth about if you fold a thousand cranes, your 希望 will come through! o (≧∇≦o) So mystical, rite? Are any of you out there trying to fold 1000 paper cranes? I bet that there is a least a few of you people! Don't give up, it's possible! d=(´▽｀)=b
Folding a thousand cranes is a タフ job, so my friends and I are helping our other friend to fold 1000 paper cranes! However, on Wikipedia, it is stated that all the 1000 paper cranes must be folded by the wisher. I'm not sure...... 【・ヘ・?】
Anyway, we just started today. I have made 八 paper cranes! ヾ（＠＾▽＾＠）ノ
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| The 8 origami cranes I folded! (-^〇^-) |
I have to save some of my origami paper so my friends and I can make other origamis. 悲しい. ((T.T； ) I wish I had more origami paper! Continuing, here's a tip: Memorise the steps to fold faster!
Below are the 手順 to fold a origami crane! It is borrowed from Goggle (as usual):
After a while of practicing (in my case, after about 5 to 8, 'cos I kept messing up), you will get the hang of it and maybe be able to memorise the steps! ヾ(@°▽°@)ノ
幸運 to those folding a thousand cranes! (´ω｀★)
さようなら my dear readers! (*￣Ｏ￣)ノ I promise the next post will be longer!
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