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Classic Origami for Beginners Kit Ebook: 45 Easy-to-Fold Paper Models: Full-color step-by-step instructional ebook
Classic Origami for Beginners Kit Ebook: 45 Easy-to-Fold Paper Models: Full-color step-by-step instructional ebook
Classic Origami for Beginners Kit Ebook: 45 Easy-to-Fold Paper Models: Full-color step-by-step instructional ebook
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Classic Origami for Beginners Kit Ebook: 45 Easy-to-Fold Paper Models: Full-color step-by-step instructional ebook

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Make striking, classic origami designs with this easy origami ebook.

From world-renowned origami artist Michael G. LaFosse comes this affordable collection of classic origami paper craft projects--featuring traditional designs, as well as new twists on old favorites. Classic Origami for Beginners Ebook is perfect for origami beginners of all ages and anyone interested in Asian culture and crafting, this kit allows you to make unique handmade gifts for your loved ones.

This ebook comes with clear, full-color, step-by-step diagrams and origami instructions of 45 fun origami projects. All of the folds are simple enough to be kid's origami crafts, and are a great way to learn origami techniques.

Origami projects include:
  • Kite
  • Duck
  • Chopstick Rest
  • Sailboat
  • Pinwheel
  • Pagoda
  • Paper Doll
  • And much more…
LanguageEnglish
Release dateNov 20, 2018
ISBN9781462920501
Classic Origami for Beginners Kit Ebook: 45 Easy-to-Fold Paper Models: Full-color step-by-step instructional ebook

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    Classic Origami for Beginners Kit Ebook - Michael G. LaFosse

    Key to Origami Symbols

    Crease Line

    Fold in front

    Fold and unfold

    Fold behind

    Turn paper over

    Repeat behind

    Push or pull

    Blow air to inflate

    Kite

    Traditional Design

    This is one of the simplest origami bases, a set of folds common to many origami pieces. It shows how a few folds transform a square into a dynamic shape with unlimited uses. Make several, and then tile them with glue or tape onto a card—eight will form a flat starburst. Glue smaller kites of a different color for the contrasting center. Fewer tiled kites make cupped flower blossoms.

    1Fold in half, corner to corner, and unfold.

    2Fold two edges to meet at the crease.

    3Turn over.

    4The finished Kite.

    5Paste or tape the kites together on a greeting card or display board.

    Use the origami kite to make decorative shapes—eight kites make a star. Make large kites and small kites to add layers of color.

    Duck

    Traditional Design

    This simple and charming origami duck illustrates outside reverse folds. Notice how the paper is first pleated before folding the model in half. By pulling each segment outward and pinching it at the correct angle, you can change the expression, or attitude of your model. Fold a family from different sizes and colors.

    1Fold in half, corner to corner, and unfold.

    2Fold two edges to meet at the crease.

    3Turn over.

    4Fold up the bottom corner.

    5Fold corner to the bottom edge.

    6Mountain-fold in half.

    7Pull up the neck.

    8Pull up the beak.

    9The finished Duck.

    Fish

    Traditional Design

    This is an action model from a fish base, an efishient method of forming a slender shape as long as the square’s diagonal. Folding the raw edges to the inner diagonal completely covers the white side. This base cleverly produces a pair of rabbit ears—two pointed flaps from the excess length which create upper and lower jaws of the hungry toy.

    1Fold in half, corner to corner, both ways.

    2Fold two edges from the left side to meet at the crease. Unfold.

    3Fold two edges from the right side to meet at the crease. Unfold.

    4Fold all four edges to meet at the horizontal crease. Let the top and bottom corners fold in half.

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