Today is the official release date of my book
Party Origami! Party Origami is a booklet with step-by-step directions for 14 party decorations. It also comes with 75 sheets of pretty double sided paper. To celebrate, I thought I would have a little giveaway.
On to the Giveaway. . .one
lucky reader will win
Party Origami. To enter, please
share the first origami piece you learned to fold. One entry per household. Please
leave an email address so I
can contact you if you win. The last day to enter the contest
is
Tuesday, April 2, 2013. I'll announce the winner Wednesday, April 3,
2013 on this post. If I do not hear back from the
winner after two weeks, I will choose a new winner.
Open to everyone.
International friends welcome :)
Contest Closed
Congratulations to
Fashion Lights who is the winner of Party Origami!
Thank you to everyone who entered. I was surprised to learn many of you learned to fold either a crane or boat as your first origami piece. For those curious, the first thing I learned to fold was a cootie catcher.
62 comments:
I'm pretty sure the first origami piece that I learned to fold was a crane. =)
My first origami piece was a heart! so cheesy!!
Thanks for the giveaway and fingers crossed!
My first origami: pink lace
No doubt! ^_^
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Marta GR
My first piece of origami that I learned to fold was tulip! I have been so waiting for the release of your book! It looks so amazing! Thank you~
My premier origamy was a butterfly :)
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Really like this book, and would like to own :D
I think my first might've been a tulip, but it's been a long time, I've been folding for over 20 years!
Congrats on your beautiful book. My dad taught me how to make a boat out of a piece of newspaper. He taught the same boat to my daughters about 10 years ago!
The firts origami i did was the origami box :) - Analu
The first origami piece that i learned to fold was a frog :)
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I wish to win! <3
Your book looks beautiful. Congratulations!
The first origami I ever learned to fold was a little jumping frog out of an index card. I must have made a hundred of them. I colored the index cards with all kinds of different designs and held jumping contests with my sister.
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Congrats!
It was a boat! :)
CONGRATULATIONS! Your book looks lovely!
I first learned to fold paper boats.
Love origami, the 1st I learned I think it was a pastry box.
oooh! i like parties and i like folding paper (but I don't do it very well) so this is super sweet!
my first was either little boxes in primary school (but i didn't really consider that to be origami at the time) or your lovely little heart bookmarks a few years back
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My first piece was a heart! It was quite mangled but I was hooked!
My first origami piece was an inflatable paper ball. The easiest!
I was 5 or 6 years old...
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Oh, please! I want it soooo bad!
The first origami I made was a little boat and I was 6 years old, I guess. :)
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The first origami I remember making (as a child) was a cup. Actually filled it with water and sipped it out. I felt so fancy. :P
My email is luckysushi@gmail.com. Fingers crossed!
Well I remember the first one I made successfully was the piano (a variation on the house fold). I had wanted to make the balloon but I could never get it folded right to be able to blow it up. I had a great origami book as a kid which had the actual origami piece glued onto the page with instructions. It also came with solid two color paper which was a novelty then.
Maybe I'll go fold something tonight. Thanks for the memory trigger.
The first origami I folded was a Ball! Me and my sis had a great time playing with the self-folded origami Ball :) Those were the days.
Jelyn
I grew up folding hats, which you can then turn into a boat. But THEN I found an origami book at the library...
Congratulations!
My mom taught me how to make a boat out of a gum wrapper. I still remember that.
Not sure if this counts as origami, but I remember folding gum wrappers into a paper chain. I moved on to cranes shortly after that.
I think the first origami I learned to fold was a cup. :) What a lovely giveaway! Your book looks amazing.
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Congrats! That's super exciting and one day I hope to publish a craft book or two!
If I'm not mistaken my very first origami creation was actually a swan.
This was in art class around 3rd grade and I'd had no prior experience, so you can imagine the outcome! hahaha
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arrivooooooo!! adoro gli origamiiiiiii
My first origami was a paper crane.
Thank you for the giveaway.
Ohhh mine was one of those decision makers.
the books looks lovely!
Jo xx
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as a very young child, I learned to fold a boat with my mother, and nothing else, until I was 18 and was given a book about origami animals !
my first ( and last) origami was tsuru, but i wich have more modern idea :)
TY for giveaway:)
My first piece was one of those fortune tellers. I can't even remember how to fold one now! Thanks for the chance to win! lauriewoo at gmail
My dad showed me how to fold a paper crane out of a dollar bill when I was a kid. He told me that when he was in college he was having trouble in a class. He was in that class making a crane out of a dollar (which would explain the trouble). His teacher told him after class that if he made her a crane out of a bigger bill, he might do better in the class. One hundred dollars later, he had an A. True story. Good luck with your book!
Must be so exciting to have the book in your hands! I've been folding forever, so I have to think way (way) back but I think it was probably an origami balloon!
Thanks!
Marisa
My first origami was a house. I learned it at the kindergarden where everybody speaks in alien language (I just moved from a foreign country), so up till now I'm not sure whether it was an origami or not :)
My first origami was a Kootie Catcher. What boy-crazy 6 year old didn't know how to make those?????
PS - Should I win, I'm best found @ lizandrsn at aol (dot) com
Congratulations on the book.
The first origami piece I learned to make was the crane.
great giveaway, thanks for a chance to win.
My first piece was a little boat, and after I learnt to fold it, I remember I made hundreds, from bus tickets and everything! :D
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Hmm... it's a toss between paper airplanes and what I call a "coin-coin", which is french for one of those foldy games you put on your fingers and open and shut them while counting and at the end you open it up to reveal messages on the inside... Know what I mean?
Such a lovely book cover Jessica. Many congratulations again!
It was from an origami book we got for our paper wedding anniversary but can hardly remember which one. Hoping to make an origami bunny basket tomorrow...
iliyana@crowriver.net
The first origami I learned how to fold was the crane. My cousin needed 1000 for his wedding, so everybody had to pitch in!
Kris
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The 1st origami I learned how to fold was a flower :-) I used to make my mom and grandma bouquets...
Megs
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My first piece was a boat, but I don't remember calling it origami. I'm sure my grandad had no idea what is origami. I taught my son his first origami (a rabbit face) last year and he was 5.
Thanks for making the giveaway international.
Msita at stelmar4atgmaildotcom
The first origami piece I learned how to do was the water bomb. I was taught by a Japanese exchange student. Since then I have loved origami! Great book!
hollybendezu@hotmail.com
Frog was my first origami -- I loved hopping them across my desk.
Congratulations on the book!
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Just awesome! My first origami piece was a tulipan flower, I was searching for them in any form on the internet and then I was taken to an origami page and that's when it all started.
Thanks!
Paper balloons. I loved to make them as a kid. My kids think they're pretty cool, too.
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Congratulations on your new book!
My first origami piece was pointy aeroplane.
I learned to fold a star--it was pretty! With pretty origami paper, it's hard to go wrong!
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My first origami was an airplane :)
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It was probably a boat which we would float in the drain when it rained. Thank you for hosting a giveaway.
I like Origami ! My first origami was probably the boat, but since, I have made a lot of models, we can see some of them on my blogs (Un anniversaire de Canailles and the old Fils et p'luches)
Thanks for this giveaway, opened at international friends ! (France for me !)
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Congrats on your book!
My first origami was an inflatable ball.
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my first origami piece was a boat. my grandmather taught me...
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The first origami I learned was an upright piano.
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The first origami piece I learned to fold was the crane. It's always a big hit everywhere because it moves. Thank you for hosting!
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Congratulations on your book. :)
I think the first origami piece that I learned to fold was a boat when I was 4 or 5 years old.
xoxo
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Hi Jessica
I found you again! I haven't had a post from you into my email inbox for months and wondered where you had gone, only to find today that you've been posting the whole time... not sure what happened there. Might want to check your subscriptions. ?
I'd love to win a copy of your book. so pleased for you! Amber (formerly MamaMoontime, now www.parentingfuneveryday.com)
hey,
my first origami piece was a santa claus. i made it with my mom :)
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Like many burgeoning origami aficionados, my first origami piece was a crane. :)
Congratulations! My first origami piece was a star.
Congrats on your book!!
My first origami was a super simple, triangular ohina-sama when I was 4? ^_^;
Hello. My first piece of origami was a boat. My mother taught me to make when I was 5 and I liked them of all sizes were possible.
Thanks for the opportunity to participate and win your book, I bet it's beautiful, and sorry for my English, I think it is very good.
Greetings.
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