A fabulous origami display may be available for your library. Lisa created it to be child-friendly and amazing for adults. Please contact Lisa if you are interested in displaying it at your library. A lighted and locked case is required. Lisa will also be available for a limited number of origami workshops for tweens, teens, and adults.

Display Schedule:

The exhibit is now at George Memorial Library (Fort Bend) (November 2009)

Spring 2009 Highlands Elementary school in Fort Bend County

November 2007 First Colony Library (Fort Bend)

January 2008 South Regional Library (The Woodlands)

March, April 2008 Missouri City Library (Fort Bend)

May 2008 Conroe Central Library (Conroe)

July 2008 George Memorial Library (Fort Bend)

September 2008 Albert George Library Needville (Fort Bend)

November, December 2008 Sugar Land Library (Fort Bend)

See what the First Colony Branch Library thought. Email for more information.

Lisa and her mom fold together ..................................traditional Japanese origami figures

 

Lisa's origami was displayed in the front case and the case by the cafeteria at Highlands Elementary so the students could enjoy the display both going and coming from lunch

The Missouri City Library display filled two cabinets and was enjoyed by all.

New additions include the fabulous "Fireworks" and several kusudama. Kusudama used to be hung by the beds of sick persons and were said to have healing powers.

Above is the origami exhibit now on display at the South Regional Library in The Woodlands, TX. It is set in a beautiful display case right at the entrance where everybody is enjoying it as they walk in. The exhibit will remain on display throughout the month of January, 2008.

The photo on the left is of the origami exhibit at the First Colony Library in October of 2007.

 

 

 

This is a figure known as Valerie's Magic Cube. You start with 6 pieces of paper, fold and combine them into a cube. Then you twist the leaves out and then twist the bud into a rose. It's really cool!!