Every Little Peace

What an amazing idea – photo and origami. You have taken many steps towards a better world. Congratulations.

just incredibally amazing!!!

I can’t even imagine the skill and patience this requires. You are very gifted to be able to do this.

So dedicated, i really admire that. And i been there with tricky camera setups

Look at those beautiful nimble fingers.. this is precious Mui-Ling.. you are precious.. thank you for trying to show how you do it.. I will have a little spot on my front page when you give the word of all your work and how you are doing it.. I really mean it.. I am fascinated and think your work is important to seeing how wonderful and paitent we can be as humans.. Bravo !

Truly beautiful work Mui-Ling!

Awesome work, Mui-Ling!!!
Love it!!
: )))

Wow wow oh my. How do you do it Mui-Ling??? You are one very patient and talented person : )

ur incredibly patient

Amazing. How do you find the patience ??

good grief..you must have amazing eyesight…:)

Thank you to each one of you! Though I hope nobody gets the wrong idea that I have actually used an entire sheet of paper to fold over 2000 cranes :P. That day may come later; maybe… I don’t if I made 1000 cranes yet; haven’t kept count :P.

I just love the origami, the image and the title…
I was so excited when i saw this in my activities monitor Mui-ling….
the idea of folding paper cranes for peace
is such a lovely one….

Well how would it look in stages.. like how many photo’s do you think it would look like from start to finish.. step one…two ..so on.. in the tag line you put one word like crane and it will group everthing together.. then the photo on top will be one of your finished pieces.. so you have a group of photos about your work..any quesitons? BM me..xox

oooooh, gosh… are you trying to make a thousand cranes? awesome, job, Mui-Ling!!! i think the shot’s pretty great already.. if it’s my finger, it’ll take up the whole shot. lolz!! XD

absolutely amazing Mui-Ling :)

oh dear.. is it bad? hope it’ll get well soon! Hugs~!!
oooO… if you’ve folded a thousand, pls pls do take a photo of all of them together? =D

This reminds me of a little girl in Hiroshima who got cancer from the bomb and was convinced that if she made enough cranes, she would get better. She made hundreds, thousands, the more she made, the smaller they became and some of those are still at display in the Hiroshima museum.

Unfortunately she did not get better and died. But she did become a symbol of Hiroshima and her making of cranes is continued by school kids throughout Japan and so you will find her statue in Hiroshima surrounded by thousands and thousands of cranes.

I have great respect for your origami skills.

thank U!!

beautiful,,,, well done

I love little things…and this is soooooo little.

Your work is so amazing And your patience and dedication to origami is remarkable! Bravo!

Wow, incredible! Such a lovely miniature work! Good luck with it :)

Might be fun for my pullip doll to hold! Do you sell these? I bet there’s a big market in the miniature community!

Have you tried looking into Etsy? It’s a site for the crafting community. Fun to shop on there, and even more fun to sell stuff! I am on there under bkstowell. I don’t have much listed yet, but trying it to see how it goes!

Look up Pullip dolls and check them out if you don’t know what I’m talking about- they are 1/6 scale dolls, so if you made anything about that size, you might be able to market them towards people who collect Pullips, Blythes, or other dolls!

We were read the story of Sadako and her 1000 paper cranes when I was in primary school. Such a beautiful story, and this is such a beautiful tribute to it :)

wow, this is original, that looked very tedious, but it paid off :)

I think you did a great job on this photo,I was drawn to it right away.

Wonderful image, story and concept! Very compelling.

Amazing!

this is amazing, WOW !!!

what an incredibly gifted artist you are…

beautiful beautiful work

Congrats on being featured on the homepage wall art section (buy all art) here

This was always one of my favorite stories, Sadako still moves me to this day. You have done an amazing job with the this piece. A fantastic idea with a beautiful outcome, I love it!

beautiful bw photo about your art work! well done, Ling.

the photo and the origami are both impressive!

This work is featured now, and how recognizable it is!

I have never seen anything like this – wow, amazing! You have the patience of a saint!

I used to make small origamis like that, i was using tobacco paper, I kept my smallest specimen, So I’m not mad, other people do it to? :))
Great work, for both origami and photo! :)

Incredable I don’t know what else to say that is really an interesting art.

wow

wow, that’s amazing….

wow!

DELICATE

Cool work and nimble fingers! Love it! o(~_O)o

one two three four…. nine done, 2019 more to go! Heehee nice work Mui-Ling!

Your small work is staggering… well done!

Incredible!

Unique & intriguing – what a great combination. Well done.

incredible!!!

Increible!
la paciencia se me va con uno de tamaño normal.
me gusta mucho!!

fantastic art making cranes mq

Wow, well this is amazing! And the text below is really lovely, either.

sweet

What a wonderful, divine waste of time – the only good use to which time can be put.

way amazing…
talk about attention to detail!

ON WINNING THE “CHALLENGE”!!!!! Amazing work on your origami…incredible! I have never seen such tiny ones…you’re a great artist!!!!

yes you are a great artist. I love the tribute to Sadako you have here. In Seattle there was a long running children’s play about the little heroine. And I read and reread the story often.

Congratulations!!!:)

wow!!!!! unbelievable!
the patience you must have is marvelous ;)
xxx

So wonderful concept and work! So delicate.. but having power of wish…
Absolutely adorable and touching. I love it!

Superb!

wow…that is amazing!

Thank you very much, and thank you also for the fav on my 3cm family swim :)

This is FANTASTIC!!!
love it!
so unique

i love this!
in my year 6 class my teacher told us about that story also :)
we then made 1000 together for a girls mum who was very very sick

umm well actually she’s still battling 6years on

Wonderful

Amazing !

wow so intricate and delicate, you have patience girl!!!!

My japanese exchange student once showed me how to make thesebeautiful, tiny tiny cranes! They are so fiddly, but together we made 1000, as a tribute to sadako! I enjoy makinkg four attatched to each other by their tails!
well done, your art has inspired me to get back to some origami!

Fascinating! I´d like to read the book.

Patience…..is a virtue, and I see you have alot of it. Amazing detail….wow!

I remember that story …. I told my children about about Sadako as I made cranes for them .. I had them hanging from the ceiling of our lounge … these tiny ones are just amazing !!!

oh my, that is freakin’ amazing! next you’ll be doing art on rice! lol really amazing, well done! ;D

freaky when that happens isn’t it, when you get too many ideas & you can’t keep up! :) way to go! :D

wow

I so adore your work!!!!

Truly Amazing!

you show a good heart and a clear eye, peace and good intention