Families take part in Ector County Library’s Origami Family night on Monday.
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Taking part in the Ector County Library Family Origami night, Grandpa Humberto Rueda collaborates with grand daughter Reyna Webster Monday night. (Photo Courtesy of Bobby Joe Smith)
Eight-year-old Isabella Cuevas is pleased with the progress of her origami project Monday Night. (Photo Courtesy of Bobby Joe Smith)
One-year-old Alvey Cuevas watches to see whatever he created looks like from below as he lays in mother Kaitlyn Cuevas' arms. They were taking part in the Monday night Ector County Library Family Origami Night. (Photo Courtesy of Bobby Joe Smith)
After finishing her origami, 6-year-old Adelaide Alaniz looks around the room to check out the creations of others on Monday night. (Photo Courtesy of Bobby Joe Smith)
Thirteen-year-old Rebeca Castillo, who says she is no rookie at the origami craft, works on one of the many folded origami she finished on Monday night. (Photo Courtesy of Bobby Joe Smith)
During Monday night's Family Origami night at the Ector County Library mother, Heather Sanchez and 6-year-old Gabrielle put their heads together on their origami project. (Photo Courtesy of Bobby Joe Smith)
Genevieve Neri, 13, concentrates prior to making her first fold on her Origami creation. (Photo Courtesy of Bobby Joe Smith)
Families take part in Ector County Library's Origami Family night on Monday. (Photo Courtesy of Bobby Joe Smith)
