"Me and Mrs. Jones"

We got a thing going on
We both know that it's wrong
But it's much too strong to let it go now


Lyrics from the song Me and Mrs. Jones by Billy Paul. Enjoy!


While folding this origami Skull this song popped up in my head. So I decided to fold it twice and modeling them differently, to create this lovely couple. ;-)
Both folded from one piece of 35x35cm gold/silver kraftpaper. Final size: height 12,5cm, width 9cm

WIshing you all a very happy Halloween ;-))

For the 'Smile... on Saturday! ;-)' theme: "Spooky Fun"!


Model: origami skull
Design: Quentin Trollip
Diagrams in the book : Origami Sequence by Quentin Trollip

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Model: origami Santa Claus
Design: Quentin Trollip
Diagrams: Christmas Origami Book 2007

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This is a very nice origami model to fold ;-))
I folded it with kamipaper. The paper underneath this lovely head is one of Hillie's paper!

Model: Chimpanzee mask
Design: Quentin Trollip
Diagrams in book: The Art of London Origami

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~~~It was cloudless last night and therefore there were multiple reports of a suspicious red flash.
The Origami Institute for Strange Flying Things (STF) has investigated it and comes to the conclusion, that it is not Santa Claus, but the Witch Queen of New Orleans, also known as Marie La-Voodoo-Veau, the Wicked Witch.
Her help has been enlisted by other witches with less magical powers for one of the famous potions, temporarily turning you into a skeleton. And why???
Well, tomorrow a party is organized by Smile on Saturday! :-) - group and you only may enter if it has something to do with 'Bones'.~~~~

Maybe I will see you there? ;-))


Thanks Juan for the inspiration for this song:
The Witch Queen of New Orleans by the group Redbone.

Model: origami Wicked Witch
Design: Quentin Trollip
Diagrams in the book "The Art of London Origami"

This origami Witch is folded with one piece of red foil 30x30cm.
Final size: height about 17cm, width about 13cm

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