Hi, I would take them to the nearest kids` hospital and give them away. The smiles you get is priceless. Best, Ilan Garibi Origami artist and designer www.garibiorigami.com
On Sat, May 18, 2024 at 6:23 AM Monica Jones <mjo...@houseofmouse.us> wrote: > > What you need is a wider circle to give origami to. > > If you live in a house, you could put an enclosed box with a couple of > shelves near > the sidewalk and put a few models in at a time for anyone who walks by to > take. You > know, like some folks do with mini libraries or one of my neighbors does > with pretty rocks > (sponsored by the local geology club). If you live in an apartment, > perhaps they would allow that to be outside your front door or in the lobby? > > You might also find a friend of a friend who's a teacher and let him or > her use your models > as student rewards. Another idea would be to fold dollar bills and use > them as part of tips. > The recipient will likely unfold the bill, but they will get to enjoy the > model first. > > Some of the models given away this way will be treasured, and others won't > last long. Either > way, you'll have used origami to spread joy! > > Monica Jones, who gives away extra fused glass "gems" in her front yard > > >
