Revista Latinoamericana de Origami "4 Esquinas" No. 21
by Paul Espinoza
One piece of paper, so many possibilities! Celebrate the fun and magic of origami with "Origami Swami" Margaret Van Sicklen, author of "The Joy of Origami." Fold a ladybug, a school of fish, a slithery snake. Sailboats, planes, a rocket, a horse and rider. Plus Halloween creatures, Valentine's hearts, and a snail from a dollar bill. Combining instructions for hundreds of models and featuring perfectly square pages that double as decorated folding paper, this calendar is a complete origami kit....
Make dozens of fun and easy origami projects with this colossal origami kit. Origami Extravaganza! has something for everyone. Whether you're an origami beginner or an advanced paper crafter, this kit will keep you entertained with its variety of both traditional and modern origami models. It is one of the most comprehensive origami kits available today-meaning that if you're only interested in buying one kit, this should be it. Paper folding models cover a wide range of topics from flowers a...
A Comfort Zone Is A Beautiful Place... But Nothing Grows There
by Origami Desings
Color & Fold Origami Boxes - 15 Geometric-Pattern Boxes with Lids
by Anna Stenmark
Kirigami - Para hacerlo tu mismo (Crafts & hobbies)
by Isabelle Jarrige
The phenomenal bestselling classic that brought the ancient art of Japanese paperfolding to the U.S. explains the history and the universal symbol system used in origami texts and presents basic folds and models, with precise illustrated instructions for 44 models, from hats and caps to birds and people. Line drawings.
This book explores the Japanese art of paper cutting through a collection of kirigami decorations and accessories from well-known craft author and expert Florence Temko. Projects include: Flower Garlands, Butterfly Window Picture, Fish Mobile, Serving Bowl and Cherry Blossoms. This is a wonderful book for anyone who enjoys creating with their hands. Great projects to enjoy with friends or family for any occasion.
