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Sherlaine Y.
Sherlaine Y.
howd you make that with those tiny lil starburst wrappers? TEACH US!!! xDDD
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Käpt´n Toasterkopf
Käpt´n Toasterkopf · Germany, Pennsylvania, US · 53 projects
Now that´s a good idea. I used to make a lot of them, but never thought of using them as earrings. Very cute :3
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minty
minty · 16 projects
that is super cute, i love itHappy
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Stila
Stila · Mezzano, Emilia-Romagna, IT · 5 projects
awesome! I wanna make those earrings too!
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Tosh
Tosh · Melbourne, Victoria, AU · 11 projects
very clever, and pretty.
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Lilla
Lilla · Budapest, Budapest, HU · 8 projects
I would like to see a how-to so much! Even though I'm untalented in origami...
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Caely L.
Caely L. · 3 projects
Happy thay are lovely like you!
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Lilim
Lilim · 17 projects
I think I can handle making a how to. I just need to use one of my friend's cameras >_< Mines evil and eats batteries to fast (Its 8 years old)

I did drip them in a clear gloss polyurethane... It took almost 3 days for each thin coat to dry because the wrapper has this wax on it. But they are now kinda hard and have a ceramic look to them. Also the polyurethane turned the white parts of the wrapper a little yellow but it dosen't look bad
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Tami
Tami · Atlanta, Georgia, US · 17 projects
I made some origami crane earrings and you can cover them with modge podge or spray them with some acrylic sealer. I know you can even dip origami pieces in certain waxes to preserve them too. (:
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picnic for Tea
picnic for Tea · Adelaide, South Australia, AU · 3 projects
i made some bows and things like that, one crane but i wanna get some varnish or something to preserve them Happy
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katie
katie · 5 projects
did you just leave them or did you cover them in vanish or something. I made a pair of these for a friend about 6 months ago and now they are looking a bit worse for wear.
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Cat Morley
Cat Morley · London, GB · 1432 projects
Those are gorgeous. Would it be possible to post a how-to for making cranes out of starburst wrappers?
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