So this Valentine’s Day, why not make love? Fold a mountain of hearts and string them up for all to see. Allowing you to remember all the reasons you do love that special someone.
#Origami hearts tutorial free#
Once you learn the folds, there is something almost meditative about origami – your mind is free as your hands create. The sentiment of “Make Love” stuck with me – turning simple squares of paper into the iconic shape of love. Be it a heartfelt note, a homecooked meal or something else.Įver since I saw this Make Love origami poster from Vancouver-based Field Trip, I knew that origami hearts would be a big part of my Valentine’s this year. What do I want for Valentine’s Day? A gift from the heart – and preferably a handmade one. However, what does linger from my anti-Valentines days is an aversion to the typical box of chocolates, long-stemmed red roses, heart-shaped pendant version of the holiday. Anyway, since that fateful night, Valentine’s Day has grown on me. I certainly wasn’t looking for love in a tiny underground (literally) Japanese dance club – but the universe is funny that way, sending us gifts when we least expect it. But then, you see, I met my husband on Valentine’s Day. I fell into that group of people who found it to be a bit of an overdone, commercial holiday. I must admit, I wasn’t always fussy about Valentine’s Day.
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