"let's sway / under the moonlight / the serious moonlight"

[larryhammer]

I haven't decided what to do with the very pretty paper, though cover of one of janni's hand-bound books is still a possibility, but I was feeling the urge to fold something out of fancy paper. So I did.

And here's the evidence:



Those who click here can see another view.

This is the sort of paper that helpfully tells you it is indeed fancy, just in case you were in doubt:




Unrelated to this, this howling coyote is going in a prominant place in our house, because nothing says southwestern decor like a howling coyote.

Even without a bandana.

---L.

Comments

[oracne.livejournal.com]

Kewl.

[larryhammer]

Is that a fancy "cool"?

---L.

[oracne.livejournal.com]

Yah. (which is a fancy "yes")

[movingfinger.livejournal.com]

That looks like it should be able to flip around as the world's most awesome fortune-teller (aka cootie-catcher).

[larryhammer]

Hee. Yeah, kinda. Like a tesseractal flexigon.

---L.

[jennifergale.livejournal.com]

Eeeeeeek!!!!! That paper is so stinking adorable!

It reminds me of the awesome Japanese fabrics out there for kids. *loves*

[larryhammer]

It's from a packet of four different patterns (fancy, good friend, lovely animal, and pretty + cute) in two colors each, 35 sheets apiece. Despite the English text, it's Japanese packaging and was bought from the import gift shop at our fave Japanese restaurant.

The Japanese kick our butts at freakin' adorable.

---L.

[jennifergale.livejournal.com]

This is very, very true.

I have this gray fabric with tiny mice and wee little chunks of cheese that I can't bring myself to cut into. It's sweet enough to induce instant symptoms of a raging toothache.

The "good friend" is cute too, but there's something about the blue in "fancy" that is very satisfying.

Hurrah for import stores!

[larryhammer]

Satisfying indeed.

Pic of the mice & cheese pattern?

---L.