Telenn- #1-6

Yesterday, I was very excited to receive paper cranes from my first contributor, who happens to be from The Netherlands! Telenn found out about the Paper Cranes Project via a forum post on the postcrossing forums and sent me six wonderful paper cranes after finishing crafting butterflies for the Holocaust Museum. Thanks so much for contributing!

Here's the entire package I received from Telenn:

And here are the cranes!

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They're lovely, aren't they? Thanks again, Telenn!

If you'd like to contribute to this project, please click here to see the guidelines!

Contributing and Tutorials

If you're interested in contributing to this project, please read the guidelines below!

• Paper cranes are welcome from anyone, anywhere.
• You can choose to simply fold and send them, or make them special by leaving your name and country underneath one of the wings. Or whatever else you'd like to do- they are your cranes, after all.
• You can contribute as few as you'd like, but I'd like to set a maximum of 5 cranes per person, so everybody can have a chance at contributing.

So, that's it! If you'd like to send a crane or two or five in, please send them to:

Shelby Anne at The Paper Cranes Project
P.O. Box 455
Bauxite, AR 72011
USA

I look forward to seeing what you come up with!

Tutorials Here I'll try to gather as many simple instruction/tutorials as I can find so that others can learn to fold them and contribute to the project!

Origami Fun: http://www.origami-fun.com/origami-crane.html

The Paper Cranes Project

Hello, everyone!

Welcome to the Paper Cranes Project. My name is Shelby- I'm a 17-year-old nail mail fanatic living in the United States of America, and I have a tendency to come up with completely random ideas in the late hours of night when I should already be well past asleep. One night I had the tale of Sadako and the 1,000 Paper Cranes in my head and a pile of letters on my desk, and I got to thinking. Normally this is a bad idea, but I rather liked the outcome this time.

Hence The Paper Cranes Project, the goal of which is to receive 1,000 paper cranes via snail mail, from people all around the world. If you're interested in contributing, please see the Contributing post.

Thanks for your time and participation!

-Shelby