Hi! It's Week 31 over at Ms. Sally Russick's Focus on Life and the prompt for this week was:
"Hues of Blues."
Let me share with you these special Origami Papers. I love the rich, vibrant and assorted hues of blues! these would look really good in origami projects, or as a pendant or in a handmade card layout. Woohooo!
There are different types of origami paper:
Kami - it is the basic, easiest and cheapest to buy. It is thin, printed on one side and is easy to fold.
Origamodo - which means "way of paper folding" is handmade paper specially created by
Micheal Lafosse.
Paper-backed foil - it is more expensive, flashier and is good at retaining creases.
Washi - thick handmade paper usually made with long fibered and soft paper.
Chiyogami - it is an inexpensive substitute for Washi paper.
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Thank you for stopping by the blog.
See you soon!
♥ michelle ♥
15 comments:
They are glorious. I have a rather large collection of them myself. They can be very addictive
Wow!! Those sure look alive and vibrant! Beautiful picture!
Ooh, I LOVE those papers - I had no idea origami paper could be so beautiful - I am now on a quest to find some!!! Lovely post and colour choice this week!
Lovely paper.. would love to see some finished pieces!
Lovely paper! And I love the explanation of the different types.
oh my, these are gorgeous!!! I would want to cover all my books with them :)
have a great week!!
OK, and now I want to know which kind of paper this is! It's really lovely.
Love those papers! I want some!
Beautiful paper, the color and pattern are fantastic!!
How cool are these?! And pretty too. I knew nothing of origami paper - thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Beautiful origami papers. I have always found origami interesting. When I was in grade school my best friend did origami.
Wow! Love those blues! I can see jewelry in them there papers....thanks for posting
Gorgeous paper! I need to get myself into one of the paper stores :) Love your hues of blue - and thanks for sharing the Origami paper info!
So many beautiful papers. I would have a difficult time limiting collection.
Those are absolutely stunning!
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