make cranes, not war

Make Cranes, Not WarNedraRezinas

MotorBoat4107

Anthony m.

Tsuru

The well-behaved gentlemen

First origamibook

“How toFold 1,000

Cranes”

Cranes are used traditionally

in weddings and as a way to welcome

a new baby.

Chewy Chua

Sadako Sasaki

The cranes Sadako fold were so tiny, she used a needle to fold them

Archangell

Sadako’s death was a sad moment.She had touched so many lives.

Many children fold cranes for Sadako’smemorial

Cheri Gaulke

Every day hundreds of children visit the Children’sPeace Memorial

Statue ofSadako

holding a paper crane

Cranes are broughtby school children fromaround the world

Students will bring 1,000’s of strung cranes to the memorial

1,000 paper cranes!!MotorBoat4107

3”x3” origami paper iscommonly used

as well as 6”x6” paper

merlinprincesse

Directions to makea paper crane

(I recommend you havesomeone show you in person)

1,000 origamicrane kits can bepurchased onEbay and otheronline retailers

This is a typical 1,000 crane Kit with rainbow colors

Folding cranesproduces

feelings of peaceand canbe very

relaxing.

MotorBoat4107

One day I hope therecan be more

cranes of peace

than

weapons ofdestruction.

Wisconsin Cow

Thanks!

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bluedeerdesigns.com/cranes/