T*WITCHES TOO

Hi friends! Do you know anything 'bout Twitches Too? It's the sequel of the first movie; Twitches. Let's found more about it here!

Do you know what's TWITCHES means? It means: TWIN WITCHES

The story is about: 

Camryn (Apolla) and Alex (Artemis) is needed to go back to Coventry. Because their father, Aron, is said that he's still alive in the Shadowsland.

There was a shadow that kept giving the girls clues. Alex thought that he was Aron, not Thantos. So she planned to said the different spell from Karsh and Ileana had thought to them. But Alex was wrong and she brings Thantos back. 

If Thantos is not destroyed, the Coventry and Shadowlands would perish. With their abilities, the girls could destroy Thantos even though Thantos was almost not destroyed. 

And by the end of the movie Aron, Miranda (queen of Coventry; the girls' mom), Camryn, and Alex lived hapily ever after.

Making A Windmill

Things You'll Need:

• Square piece of paper 
• Pencil Push pin Scissors

Instructions:

1. First, fold the piece of paper diagonally and make a crease. Fold the paper again in the opposite direction and make another crease. For instance, line the bottom left corner up with the upper right-hand corner. Make the crease with your fingernail. The second fold will be bringing the lower right-hand corner with the upper left-hand corner. Another crease is made.
2. Unfold both sides. You now have your guidelines for cutting the paper. The paper should be creased in a perfect "X."
3. Use the scissors to cut along each crease. Cut all the way up until you are within 1 inch of the corner.
4. Color the front side of the paper with the markers. Turn it over and color the other side with a different color of marker.
5. Starting at the lower right-hand corner, bring the corners to the center of the paper. Hold all the corners in place with your finger. Hold the pencil behind the piece of paper with the eraser tip lined up with your finger that is holding the corners.
   
6. Stick the pin through the center of the paper where the corners are. Keep pushing the pin so that it goes through the eraser.
   
7. Take the windmill outside and watch it spin in the wind.

You're done!

Source: http://www.ehow.com/how_4843805_windmill-paper.html

Happy Valentine Day!

Hi friends! I'm sorry that I post this entry too late. And I will give you a "HAPPY VALENTINE DAY" and :

 

Okay, now I'll tell you what's Valentine day is actually:

Saint Valentine's Day, or you can call it as Valentine day is the day that we could share love to our friends and family. Usually it's identical to chocolate, sweets, candies, and cupids. But actually, we can share our love to others everyday and with everything, not only with chocolate, sweets, and cupids!

So now, let's share our love to our family and friends everyday! 

 

 

I TELL YOU ABOUT A RAIN

My poem about nature.... Please comment and rate!

 I TELL YOU ABOUT A RAIN

I know something cold and wet

The things that we shouldn't forget

Rain, rain! Here we met

I tell you about a thing

Just remember and think

Please give 'em a wink

Yes, it's the rain

Light drops have no pain

Big drops, then you faint

Hold the umbrella tight, 

You'll hide till the night

Loose 'em when it's bright

How's my poem? Thanx.

Origami: Membuat Bunga Sederhana

Hi friends! Apa kalian suka membuat berbagai macam bentuk benda dari kertas origami? Nah, sekarang akan ku beri tahu contoh membuat bunga lewat video agar lebih gampang dan nggak pusing. Selamat mencoba!

Origami Butterfly Instruction

Let's make this cute butterfly! Simple and nice, that's it!

Here's how you do it: 

1. Start with your paper white side up. Fold in half, open, then fold in half the other way.	2. Now Fold the Paper in half diagonally, both ways.	3. Fold all four corners into the centre and crease well.

4. Turn Over and Fold all four corners into the centre again.	5. Open out the model so far. Your creases should look like this. It looks complicated, but dont worry!

6. Fold the outside edges into the centre line.	7. Holding each inside edge from the point at the centre, bring these edges out to the points shown. Then, fold the top edge downwards and flatten.

8. Rotate the model, and repeat step 7.

9. Fold the top half backwards and flatten.	10. Fold down the front outside corners.	11. Fold these outside corners inward as shown.

12. Fold the butterfly in half.	13. Now fold the top layer backwards, at the angle shown.	14. And now fold the back wing backwards also at the same angle

15. Open out.	Your butterfly is complete!

Source: http://www.origami-fun.com/origami-butterfly.html 

Origami Fortune Teller

This is a very great thing to make it! So, let's have fun with it.

1. Start with white side up. Fold diagonally in both directions.	2. Fold each corner into the centre point.

3. Turn over and again fold each corner into the centre point.	4. Fold in half along creases shown, both ways, and open.

5. Number each segment from 1-8.	6. Open up each flap and write a fortune in each segment. Below are some examples of fortunes you can write, but you can also make up your own.

Fortunes you can use:

1. You will get an “A” on a test.
2. You will be rich.
3. You will have very good luck today.
4. You will have many friends.
5. Do a good deed today.
6. Someone will call you today.
7. You will go to a party soon.
8. Be careful on Tuesday.

7. Turn the model over and write a colour on each flap as shown.	Finished Fortune Teller. Use your fingers to open it up.

The fortune teller in action. Move your fingers together one way and then the next. To tell someone's fortune: Get them to pick a colour from the colours written on the fortune teller. If it is blue, spell out B L U E, while moving the fortune teller 4 times (the number of letters in Blue) Now get the person to choose one of the numbers that are shown in the centre of the fortune teller when you finish spelling out the colour. Let's say it is 3. You would move the fortune teller 3 times. Then the person should choose a number from the ones showing this time. Whichever number they choose, lift up the flat and that is their fortune.  Source: http://www.origami-fun.com/origami-fortune-teller.html