Art Installation at Sydney Town Hall
Art installation at the beautiful Sydney Town Hall.
It was a part of Japanaroo+ Festive Season Concert installation.
It was a big sweaty day and fight against a clock, I was at the Town Hall from 8 am till 11 pm at night!
However, I really enjoyed being a part of the team and the venue was amazing. The concert with many talents was amazing.
Fold Santa & a Christmas tree with me for this Christmas!
My origami tutorial video for Lane Cove Council.
I made the first video for Lane Cove Council in May for Mother’s day and due to the popular demand, I’m back again!
I’m very happy to do another video.
Santa is very easy.
You need to use scissors to make a tree, so it may be tricky for some children.
The video is for everyone!
https://www.facebook.com/lanecovecouncil/videos/310433720936034
How many paper cranes can you fold in 5 minutes?
My new origami project,”Paper Crane Speed Challenge” was on!
It was held at the Japanaroo+ Zoom Opening night on Friday 3rd December 2021.
I made two videos for the project, the Paper Crane instruction video & tips for speed folding.
So people can watch and practice towards the challenge day.
It was a fun challenge!
Make a romantic table decoration with paper lanterns!
We are back to the studio in Sydney CBD!
Although I enjoyed the online workshops, I’m really looking forward to having face-to-face workshops.
I have scheduled a special origami workshop for adults at Kintsugi Australia Studio for Japanaroo+.
There are many reasons to do origami. I often say that origami is yoga for your brains. A nice exercise is good for your healthy life.
Limited for 6 participants, so book your spot today!
The studio has partitions between the tables.
Sat 11 December 11 – 1 pm
Making origami lanterns.
Great table decoration. The beginners are welcome.
All the material is included in the workshop fee.
Please note that you can attend this origami workshop if you have fully vaccinated.
A limited number is available You can email me to secure your spot! midorifurze@gmail.com
Origami Workshops are back to the studio in Sydney.
We are back to the studio in Sydney CBD!
Although I enjoyed the online workshops, I’m really looking forward to having face-to-face workshops.
I have scheduled two origami workshops for adults at Kintsugi Australia Studio in Sydney CBD.
There are many reasons to do origami. I often say that origami is yoga for your brains. A nice exercise is good for your healthy life.
Limited for 6 participants, so book your spot today!
The studio has partitions between the tables.
Sun 7 November 1 – 3 pm
Making modular stars.
Great table decoration. The beginners are welcome.
Also, I have Sat 11 December 11 – 1 pm
Origami Lanterns. They are also a nice table decoration.
All the material is included in the workshop fee.
For more info please go to: https://classbento.com.au/l/4jdz-w
Origami Koinobori (Koi Fish Streamer) Project
I’d like to show you my Koinobori. I have run this origami project and made the Koinobori at schools and community groups. I hope you will like it as much as I do.
People in Japan hoist their Koinobori to celebrate Children’s day. The Koinobori in the video are different from the traditional Koinobori. They are made with many origami samurai hats (Kabuto).
Additional information: The Koi fish head is attached to a wire coat hanger. Recommend to laminate the head.
Happy folding~!
Origami Sydney Opera House Tutorial Video
Sydney Opera House is a beautiful building on the Sydney harbour.
It is on the UNESCO Worl Heritage list since 2007.
I live in Sydney and it is one of my favourite spots.
My Second Origami Tutorial Video
I made the second tutorial video!
It is How to fold Origami Kangaroo. Hope you will like it!
Origami Honeyeater Tutorial Video
Oh, I’m very excited to make my first video by myself!!
Please check my video on YouTube, thanks.
Fold with Midori!!
My origami workshop video from the Japanaroo Opening Night is now available to everyone!
The simple bird and Ninja star are traditional origami but I created the variations with my own ideas.
Eastern Spinebill is the bird on the Australian $5 note.
There are more than 180 species of Honey Eaters in the world and 80 of them live in Australia. Eastern Spinebill is one of them.
Do you know the bird on the $5 note flaps its wings if you tilt the note back and forth?
