

So I made Mithi a crane (and one for my friend Craig too).
My friend becky and I met up for a long overdue coffee and catch up. In typical disorganised fashion, I hadn't had time to get her a birthday present, so I made her a crane while we were sat there. This then led to me teaching her how to make them, and thus 3 cranes were created...
I love the kingsdown wine vaults - it's got to be one of ky favourite pubs in bristol, and I really don't go there enough.
In an attempt to rectify this, I went to the quiz there on Monday night with my friend Ali. Despite sucking at quizzes we had fun, and I made a few cranes as a thankyou. Take particular notice of our answers in the 'identify the book' round...
First milestone of 100 is reached whilst having a break from paper writing in cafe kino. Only three are pictured as I gave the fourth to my friend Kate.
Only 900 to go...
My friends opened up their house for lovely music as part of the southbank arts trail. So I got to spend all afternoon sitting in their garden listening to music and drinking tea. And I made one or seventeen cranes, including teaching someone how to make them.
Oh and check out the awesome paper stars Lizzie made...
Thankyou cafe kino for being such a lovely place to sit and work.
I had an especially long train journey on Wednesday, and by the end couldn't even concentrate on my book. So I made some cranes. Fifteen to be precise. This led to odd looks from some of the passengers. Especially when I started timing myself to see how fast I could make them. Turns out I can make a crane in under 100 seconds, and do it blindfolded in less than 3 minutes...
I left 5 of them on the train and took the others home for my project box...
There was a mini festival in st pauls yesterday, and so I ended up hanging out with a few friends. I'd just got some lovely new origami paper, so was itching to try it out. So I taught Rachel to make cranes, and then George and I made teeny tiny mini cranes...
It was my friend head's birthday on Tuesday so we went out for a drink in celebration.
I made an origami koi for her birthday, but decided to make a crane too. One crane turned into several, which turned into everyone at the table.making a variety of things.
And the we gave a couple to the guys working in the chip shop on the way home...
Lizzie and I went for coffee yesterday (I swear this is the hardest job ever), and left the nice staff a couple of cranes.
I went out for a few drinks for a friends birthday and made a couple of cranes for people. So Geoff, Elaine and jodie are now in possession of these...
Small, smaller smallest...
Making use of scrap paper at work...
I was in kino doing some work this morning and fancied a bit of a break. And so I brought the tally up to 50 cranes...
It's my dad's birthday today (happy birthday dad!). So I sent him a crane in his favourite colour in with the card...
My friend charlotte sent me a really awesome (possibly foreign) scrabble badge. I had to send her a cd with photos on, so I stuck a crane in there for good measure...
It was the simple things festival on Sunday, and inbetween dancing to some great bands at the bierkeller, I started making an origami crane. This led to a bit of a late night origami making session, culminating in the making of some pretty tiny cranes...
We also made some dragons and fish too.
I went to the arnolfini artists book fair on Saturday with a friend. He had made me a couple of origami elephants, and so I folded him a crane to say thankyou.