1. Make Cranes, Not War
Nedra Rezinas
MotorBoat4107

2. Tsuru
The well-behaved
gentlemen
Anthony m.

3. First origami
book
“How to
Fold 1,000
Cranes”

4. Cranes are used
traditionally
in weddings and as a
way to welcome
a new baby.
Chewy Chua

5. Sadako Sasaki

6. Archangell
The cranes Sadako fold were so tiny, she used
a needle to fold them

7. Sadako’s death was a sad moment.
She had touched so many lives.

8. Cheri Gaulke
Many children fold cranes for Sadako’s
memorial

9. Every day hundreds of children visit the Children’s
Peace Memorial

10. Statue of
Sadako
holding a
paper crane

11. Cranes are brought
by school children from
around the world

12. Students will bring 1,000’s of strung cranes to the memorial

13. MotorBoat4107
1,000 paper cranes!!

14. merlinprincesse
3”x3” origami paper is
commonly used
as well as 6”x6” paper

15. Directions to make
a paper crane
(I recommend you have
someone show you in person)

16. 1,000 origami
crane kits can be
purchased on
Ebay and other
online retailers

17. This is a typical
1,000 crane
Kit with
rainbow colors

18. Folding cranes
produces
feelings of peace
and can
be very
relaxing.
MotorBoat4107

19. One day I hope there
can be more
cranes of peace
than
weapons of
destruction.
Wisconsin Cow

20. Thanks!
For more information about folding origami cranes,
Please visit:
bluedeerdesigns.com/cranes/