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patterned "spread" hex tile fold


patterned "spread" hex tile fold
Originally uploaded by Origomi.
I refolded my basic "spread" hex fold using some nice patterned paper. since the paper actually had hexagonal patterns on it, it basically was calling me. and it said "fold me already, never mind that the lines printed on me aren't exactly even. it's fine, it won't be troublesome at all".

...yeah. regardless, it came out nicely, although my photo skills leave a bit to be desired. but that's always what you get when you do a bit of do-it-yourself.

I actually uploaded a pretty large copy of this image to flickr, and ate up 12 percent of my monthly usage limit. eek!
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