When I found a piece of paper on the ground the other day, I bent to pick it up. It didn’t take me long to realize that it was not an ordinary piece of paper. That tiny piece of paper was folded perfectly into the shape of a crane. To put it into perspective, I had my son, the crane’s creator, hold it between two fingers – child’s fingers, the size of my pinky. I’m still in awe.
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Oh! Awesome..!! what a great art.. You are truly a very good thinker man who can imagine such huge things with such a tiny piece of paper. This shows that how you see the world around you.. You are really appreciable..
Oh, nobody lost the crane. My son (the 10 year old holding the bird) makes them all the time. This one was just particularly small. :)
We can dance, for sure. But my 10 year old will have to teach you origami. I have to read the instructions every time. :)
amazing! what talent he has in those tiny fingers. I could never do that.
That’s incredible, Lolli.
WhOA! That is amazing….Whoever lost that must be kicking themselves right now, that had to take some time. Supacool pic! Happy Wed and hope you get a chance to hop on over to https://shallowocity.blogspot.com/2011/04/waaaay-too-close-wordless-wednesday.html to say Hello!
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That is so tiny-very cool! Nice shot.
I love your watermark. And I’m way impressed with your tiny crane. Next time we get together we can dance and you can show me how to fold origami.
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Wow, that is crazy awesome!!!! What a little artist! :)
Awww, that’s adorable! :)
Incredible and incredibly small! Thank you for linking up!
How cute is that?
I can’t imagine having fingers tiny enough to make a crane that size. I’ve always had chubby fingers. I remember in 3rd grade, my family had a 17 year old Japanese exchange student stay with us. Even though I was 8, I had bigger fingers than she did. But it was still fun to learn how to make origami with her.
That is awesome. I want to make one now!
That is so cool. Funny how little things like that can make your day.
Have a great Wednesday Lolli!
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What an incredibly cool, tiny crane He’s got some mad skillz there.
That is incredible. My boys like to fold paper too, but I’ve never seen them do anything that teeny. Happy WW!
Awesome crane, beautiful picture. Looks like artistic talent is in the genes. :)
wow, that’s beautiful!
now that is sheer talent
WOW
that, is simply amazing!
Wow, that’s impressive. How old is your son? Happy WW!
That is gorgeous! I can’t believe how small it is and how much talent it had to take to create it. Great photo!
Wow that is so cool!
Wow that is awesome!
Your son did that! Wow! very Very impressive! Thank you for sharing.
Wow. That is so tiny!
Wow! That is amazing…how is it even possible? Love this!
Wow, definitely not easy to make –especially one that small. Awesome! :)
What a cool find! That has got to bring good luck or something.
Linked back up to you. Thanks!!
That is soooo cool!
That’s a really tiny crane… he must have very nibble fingers to fold a crane of such a size.
My sister used to do this exact same thing. I thought she was nuts! :)
Oh my goodness, that’s tiny! My oldest daughter likes origami, but I don’t think she has the fine motor skills to make anything that small. Amazing! :)
Wow! That is awesome!
That’s amazing. And what a fabulous thing to document. And beautifully done.
Wow! Very impressive in its perfection.
wow– that is amazing!!!!
LOVE! I can’t believe how tiny it is.
Amazing, you have an artist in your midst.
That’s amazing!
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Wow – that is so tiny!!!
That is bloody incredible! I can’t make then “full” size. How very, very cool!
thats truly amazing! I can do that crane but I have never tried that tiny :)
what?? That is just insane! That thing is teeny weeny…even for a child to be able to make that is incredible!!
Holy smokes, Lolli! That’s amazing! I can’t believe he did that. And the shot? Awesome. As usual. :)
Wow. That’s a tiny piece of art right there!!