Princess Nagger has been having a lot of fun making origami critters lately – she taught herself how to do it by watching tutorials On Demand, and scads of YouTube videos. Every-other-day she fashions a new one, with whatever scrap of paper happens to be lying around. Like a piece of clear plastic:
Or the insert to a Happy Meal toy:
But her biggest accomplishment (literally and figuratively speaking) is the ginormous Macaw she created:
PN: “It took a lot of paper and about 100-feet of tape. Well, maybe only about 50-feet of tape, but it was a lot of tape. I’m pretty sure it’s life-size for how big a Macaw is. Or at least it could be the world’s largest Macaw.”
Pretty impressive, don’t you think? I can fold a great nose-diving paper airplane, but origami? I’m all thumbs.
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I love your origami birds so cool!
She taught herself to do this? She definitely has a natural talent for it, and I bet she even learned some math in the process!
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What an amazing paper feat! I couldn’t imagine trying to construct a macaw out of paper and tape?!
Anyhow, thanks for hosting!
Gillian from Baby Talk without the Babble
THAT”S COOL
Too cool! She is so creative! I love it – totally worth the tape
BusyWorkingMama would like you to read…Disney World Fun Times #WW
I LOVE Origami ~ but could never get the hang of it ~ maybe not enough patience??! Happy WW everyone!
Ollie McKay’s~The Chic Boutique would like you to read…Wordless Wednesday
Sounds like my daughter and yours would be fast friends.
Happy WW!
alicia would like you to read…WW: CANDY CORN-aholic
WOW! I can barely make a paper snowflake! That’s impressive
Happy Wordless Wednesday!
It’s great to see our kids accomplish something we can’t do. She is quite a talent.
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Ahhhh – I’d been wondering about the paper houses and swords. She is really quite good at it – I’m impressed!
Jan would like you to read…Leek, Bacon and Collard Frittata with Heirloom Tomatoes
That’s quite creative! We hosted a Japanese exchange student when I was a kid who taught us some origami, but I don’t think I’d have the patience for it anymore.
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That is so awesome! I am more amazed by her creativity and general coolness everyday.
Andrea would like you to read…Gone to the dog
That IS cool!
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Wow, that must take a lot of patience! I would probably crinkle the paper up in frustration. What a smart and talented little girl you’ve got!
Lauren would like you to read…Wordless Wednesday- Tiny Toes
That is incredible!! It’s refreshing to see a little one using their imagination and creativity! Cheers for Princess Nagger!!
Cathi would like you to read…Wordless Wednesday – Traffic jam with a view
Those are so cool I can’t stand it! I love her industrious and artistic brain!
Gretchen would like you to read…Genetic Anomaly
Wow, she’s a lot more clever than most kids her age! What a nice presentation.
Really? That is so impressive! Both the huge Macaw and the clear plastic crane. That takes skills–and patience!
Gaby would like you to read…Wordless Wednesday: A Day in the Life (Continued)
Super cool oragami!
She looks like a great origami artist! She should read Sadako and the 1,000 paper cranes. Little things that move the world.
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Wow, as always, Princess Nagger never ceases to amaze with her talent and creativity! Thanks for sharing and have a wonderful day!
Ramona
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That Macaw is awesome! I’ve been known to make paper cranes out of random bits of paper.
Mallory would like you to read…Wordless Wednesday: Watering Can
LOVE the large one!!
Natalie would like you to read…W/W: The Ride
Very cool. Chick has a question for PN – she’s getting into dino’s. Can you recommend a good book that will have Dino pics and facts that’s good for 5 yr olds? Thanks!
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Very cool blog!
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Erin would like you to read…Princess Nagger and the World’s Largest Origami Macaw
Our daughter has also recently been doing a lot of Origami. She is yet to create one as large as the Macaw, though. Very cool.
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