A thousand origami cranes

[fireheart]

So as a summer project, while I don't have uni and I need something to do when work becomes nuts, I figured I'd start making a Senbazuru.

It's 1000 paper cranes, arranged into 25 strings of 40 cranes each. When a 1000 are made, it is believed to be lucky.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Senbazuru

This explains it better.

When I'm done, I might post it up on CS.com so I can show you my efforts. I'm a bit over halfway on my first string.

[SengaKitty]

I can't wait to see it! Sounds very cool

[csquared]

Wow. After folding a thousand of those, your fingers should be an great shape.

Are you going for a target date to complete it or its gets done when it gets done?

[Food Lady]

Reminds me of that movie about Martha Stewart. Apparently she did this in prison, or in the movie she did.

[zombiequeen]

This sounds really cool. I'm looking forward to updates!
*hands salve for paper cuts*

[Antisocial_Worker]

I've always heard that if you complete such a task, a wish will be granted to you.

[fireheart]

Wow. After folding a thousand of those, your fingers should be an great shape.

Are you going for a target date to complete it or its gets done when it gets done?

If I finish it in time, it'll be a gift for my coworker who's having a baby (bubs is due in April), otherwise I'll hang it in my room.

I've always heard that if you complete such a task, a wish will be granted to you.

Yep. That's the idea.

They're often hung around near the memorial in Hiroshima.