Thursday, January 27, 2011

Origami Sticky Note Lily


Origami Lily

I found this design in the Origami Sticky Note Pad by suckUK. Each 7.5 cm square yellow pad has instructions for 10 authentic origami designs. Beginner or advanced paper folding pads are available. They also function as sticky notes. There are 100 pages per block. Recycle your old sticky notes and turn them into fun 3D origami models. And they are fun, everyone wants to have a go. No scissors, glue or tape used. Please check out my tutorial below.



The Origami Sticky Note Pad is available in my USA aStore and worldwide from suckUK. They have a unique catalogue of perfectly designed gifts, accessories and items for the home.

Tutorial: Origami Lily






26 comments:

  1. These are one of my favorite origami things to make! I believe its also the first one I learned how to do :)

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  2. thanks for your comment Roxy!

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  3. This is really cool! I've never tried Oragami. I'm going to try to make this. Thank you for sharing!

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  4. Thanks for the video I can't wait to try this Lily

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  5. Neat stuff! That's a unique name for a company.. suck? lol
    Nice lily

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  6. love Lillies.. will be trying to make one soon! the video so helpful!

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  7. I've always wanted to learn how to do Origami.

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  8. This is such a wonderful creation for sticky note!

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  9. I remember doing origami in Brownies and Girl Scouts, it was fascinating. I havnt done it in many many years. Its fun what you can create.
    ellen beck

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  10. Oh wow, how cool is that! I love to do Origami and just order a pack of 250 Mandala Origami paper from Barnes & Noble. Thanks and God Bless! ILuvTheEucharist @ aol

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  11. This is really cool! I love it.

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  12. I'm definitely going to have to try this. It looks really fun.

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  13. this will be great to try out with the kids
    jan

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  14. Looks like a great project to try.
    Marilyn

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  15. I have never tried origami.

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  16. I've always wanted to learn how to do Origami.

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  17. This is pretty thanks for showing how to make it .

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  18. Delicate manoeuvers - Dining Room decor

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  19. I love making flowers too. This one is awesome!

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  20. These are lovely. Thank you for the tutorial.

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  21. I love your origami ideas! So talented!

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