Wet folding origami is used to make smoother curved pieces, instead of straight folds and hard edges or corners. Below are a couple of simple origami snake instructions along with photos.
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Your kids are going to love making these DIY confetti bookmarks with a twist. They feature a clear center that is fun to decorate. So easy! Skills Required: None. Any skill level can make these ...
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