Origami Style Enamel Pins by FoldItCreations
Gavin Canning of Toronto, Canada specializes in origami jewelry. I featured his amazing metal origami work before. But his FolditCreations shop also offers unique and gorgeous origami style enamel pins.
Gavin also has a number of pop culture icons. The Star Wars ones were definitely noteworthy!
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What wonderfully imaginative jewelry. I found 2 cats for gifts for my wife. Looks like I may have taken them out from under the noses of 2 people who were thinking about them.
ReplyDeleteI made a quilt that contained 96 5" blocks that look like origami cranes. The day Hiroshima was bombed, I had my first birthday. As I grew older, while I understood the need to end the war, I have always regretted the method. I've always had an affinity for origami cranes after reading about Sadako Sasaki and her 1,000 origami cranes.
Snooze and you lose! Good for you! I bought one of the Star Wars pin for someone I know who is a big fan!
DeleteWow, I did not know you quilted too!
It wasn't just the need to end the war quickly but it was also to keep the USSR in check. But it was a terrible price so many civilians paid. Origami cranes are rather like doves of peace.
Aren't those delightful! What an amazing amount of work as well.
ReplyDeleteThis is a fabulous idea and interpretation! Isn't that fox fabulous!
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