Not just make noise; the ball would move around on its own. And English
friend of mine recalled that his older brother did this back around 1920.
Done in waxed paper and embodied with fire flies... it makes a sweet night
light ...the dreamy echos of childhood are lovely!!
OriFUN to all,
There was a story about Japanese children putting flies in them so that their
buzzing would cause the paper to make noise.
„Our bodies are weaker than those paper-prisons boys use to keep flies in;“
–John Webster, The Duchess of Malfi, Act IV, 1614
Cheers,
Matthias
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I remember seeing billed as a container for fireflies - with clear
paper. There was a story about
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Dear all,
we have defined the details for the next CDO convention:
33nd C.D.O. Convention - December 5 - 8, 2015
Grand Hotel Terme Astro - Tabiano Bagni (Parma)
Complete
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Here is a new use for origami waterbomb: fill it with butane gas from
cigarette lighter and then ignite. Waterbomb ejects like a rocket. Never
tried it myself because I don't want to
The American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) IDETC meeting in Boston,
August 2-5, 2015, has a 3-day Symposium on Origami-Based Engineering Design,
and the schedule of talks is now posted. It's like a mini-OSME, but with a
focus on mechanical engineering. Many familiar names will be
Hi Everyone,
My name is Shannon and I am the president of the Bowling Green (Ohio, USA)
Curling Club (the Olympic sport played on ice with rocks and brooms). We
have almost 100 curlers who play in leagues every week, and we also host
regular events for members of the public to learn to curl. We
The OrigamiUSA Convention 2015 is this coming weekend. If you can’t make it
in person, there are a couple of ways to join us.
If you’re a member, you can attend virtual classes, streamed remotely from
the convention, for a small fee. There’s a very exciting line-up:
