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Doreen Tabe’s folded book tree
(Above) Terri’s fully decorated mini sweaters
(Right) Marissa Satsuma’s folded book tree
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Makers Get Festive Before The New Year
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projects made by our creative readers. We are fortunate to have so many people who not only like the challenge of try- ing new projects and putting their own spin on them, but also taking the time to share them with all of us.
who has sent in their makes, as well as the MidWeek read- ers who tell me how much they enjoy reading about these projects in this column. I am looking forward to shar- ing more projects, but most- ly encouraging you all to try your hand at crafting some- thing. In fact, I’ ll be sharing what new things I have tried making, too. May you have fun and be safe as you wel- come the new year and as always. Happy crafting!
s 2021 comes to an end, I want to show- case a few more
trees and used them to adorn their cards. Great folding skills!
From Waimalu Elementary, two staff members were in- spired to create their own fold- ed book trees! Doreen Tabe thought it was a fun way to upcycle some books and give them new life. Her co-worker, Marissa Satsuma, ambitiously folded about 600 pages from a dictionary — wow! And, I think I need her to share how she made that special star.
the grandchildren of Terri from Instagram. She had the supplies set out and they came up with some unique designs. Terri makes beauti- ful quilts, and it looks like her talent has passed down to her grandkids as well. In case you didn’t know, we post proj- ects and ideas on Instagram (@thejoyofcrafting) and Facebook (@joyofcrafting). If you are on social media, come join us there, too!
(Left) Samantha Oyama’s origami tree; (Right) Susan Koito
and her grandchildren, Dayton, Brennan and Courtney Uehara, made cards for kūpuna at The Plaza at Mililani.
Let’s start with Lenora Matsuda’s granddaughters, Samantha and Hailey. They both folded beautiful origami
Susan Koito, along with her grandchildren — Dayton, Brennan and Courtney Ueha- ra — made holiday cards for the residents at The Plaza at Mililani to enjoy. This was a project that the students of Mililani Hongwanji partici- pated in. It was a wonderful way to share their great card- making skills with the kūpuna and staff.
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