Chinese food always reminds me of fortune cookies. For all non-foodies out there, I found a how-to video (you can also press play below) on making fortune cookies out of paper. I think paper fortune cookies are way prettier than the edible ones (of course, the edible ones are yummier). :P
Photos courtesy of my craft-loving sister, V.
P.S. I have a post on Chinese takeout boxes here to accompany these cute paper fortune cookies. Check it out.
I am writing to you from Stylelist Home, the Huffington Post's new site devoted to design and DIY. We have a daily feature called 'Craft of the Day' and would love to use your fabulous paper fortune cookies! We'll give full attribution and credit to you, including link-outs to your site. Would this be okay? Please let us know!
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Kaitlyn (kaitlyn.davis@huffingtonpost.com)
Your post: http://fortyweeksandthensome.blogspot.com/2011/02/craftsdiy-paper-fortune-cookies.html
These are adorable!
ReplyDeleteThey would be so much fun to make for a Valentine's Day party with pink/red/hearts paper!
They are super easy to make too. Have fun!
ReplyDeletereally cute fortune cookies! hope i can do some for my sons bday!
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Hello,
ReplyDeleteI am writing to you from Stylelist Home, the Huffington Post's new site devoted to design and DIY. We have a daily feature called 'Craft of the Day' and would love to use your fabulous paper fortune cookies! We'll give full attribution and credit to you, including link-outs to your site. Would this be okay? Please let us know!
Best,
Kaitlyn (kaitlyn.davis@huffingtonpost.com)
Your post: http://fortyweeksandthensome.blogspot.com/2011/02/craftsdiy-paper-fortune-cookies.html
Kaitlyn, sure you can use it. Link away! :)
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