day 15 - Pasta vase

I had fun with the pasta sheets, so I thought I'd try something a lil' different: a pasta vase. I put a sheet in a weird shape in a cup in the freezer and waited for it to become solid.

day 14 - Napkin

 A pasta sheet curled into a restaurant napkin lookalike. Or one of those things you use to pour wine with. Hungry anyone?

day 13 - Curry container

 An Egypcian bank note folded into a long and thin container which can hold, for example, spices (like curry powder) or matches, or any other things that fit in that tight space. (I now have a bank note which actually smells like something other than money.)

day 12 - Yacht

 A yacht folded out of some foil paper. So shiny, you can see it from miles away.

day 11 - Fox face

An all-purpose washing cloth folded (and squashed) into a fox's face.

day 10 - Box/container

Tracing paper folded into a small box/container.

day 9 - Snail

A snail folded out of black card paper. Added the swirl with tipp-ex.

day 8 - Tulip

Two types of wallpapers folded into a tulip and a stem+leaf. Used the stapler to hold the stem closed and upright.

day 7 - Slippers

Newspaper slippers way too small for my feet.

day 6 - Brown sofa

Brown craft paper folded into a fairly sturdy sofa.

day 5 - Blouse

...says the man with a big head in a shirt 3x his size (and no trousers). Kitchen towel folded into a blouse.

day 4 - Banana hut

Banana skin to make a cone-shaped hut. To exemplificate its' use, I asked a volunteer to step inside and tell me his thoughts on it. He's moving in next week.

day 3 - Cuppa water

An acetate sheet folded into a cup that actually holds water (or other) inside. This is a classic we used to fold all the time in primary school.

day 2 - Peg sack

My laptop's keyboard protective cover folded into a small peg bag (complete with smelly socks).

day 1 - A useful bird

2 different yellow post-its stuck together back-to-back to fold a memo-holder bird.