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Learn how to fold an origami Yoda with one post-it® note! This paper craft is easy and fun for fans of origami and Star Wars. I love creating origami bookmarks from post-it® notes. The bookmark uses the adhesive part of the post-it® note and no scissors or glue!
Post-it® note Yoda origami instructions & design by Jenny W. Chan, Copyright (C) Origami Tree, 2017. Do not duplicate tutorial.
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More Crafting Fun! Origami Post-it® Note BB-8 (Star Wars Origami Tutorial)
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April 22, 2017 in Back-to-School , Cartoon Characters , Original Designs , Post-it® Notes . Tags: origami bookmark , origami star wars , origami yoda , post it note bookmark , post-it , post-it note , star wars , star wars origami , yoda
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