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Legend of Zelda oragami.

Make your favorite Zelda character out of paper. These look amazing. If any of you BDCers try this one, be sure to send me a picture of your final product.

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9:57 AM

Where can I get paper to try it out? Looks very comlicated but I'm willing to try. I would love to have instructions for sheik b/c Sheik is obviously my favorite    



10:05 AM

Wow! If I were to attempt this...that's a LOT of paper I'd be going through =P

I bet my sisters' could get that made possibly...    



9:28 PM

i wiwsh i could do origami =D    



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