This well designed wreath is from Amazing Origami, Traditional Japanese Folding Papers and Projects by Michael G. LaFosse. Eight 3" squares are folded together to create this striking modular wreath 5 1/2" in diameter. The kit includes a full-color 64-page book with step-by-step folding instructions for 17 interesting origami models. Ten of the designs are by Michael G. LaFosse, one is by Gay Merrill Gross and six are traditional. The kit also includes 144 sheets of beautiful folding paper (6 3/4" x 6 3/4") printed in color on both sides (pattern/solid ) and features 13 original paper designs.
Contents
Symbols Key
Techniques
Introduction
Luna Moth
Tortoise
Carp
Pinwheel
Lotus
Balloon
Wreath
Masu
Peacock
Magnolia Blossom
Rose and Leaf
Swan
Butterfly
Crane
Frog
Chinese Wheel
Koi
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I love these so cute.
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty wreath. It would make a great gift!
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Oragami has always fascinated me! This book would be a treasure to own!
ReplyDeleteThe cover is gorgeous with that wonderful paper!
ReplyDeleteOragami is so amazing. I have tried it but it always ends with an epic big time fail.
ReplyDeleteThis book looks amazing. Looking into it.
ReplyDeleteI would enjoy learning more about this.
ReplyDeleteOrigami fascinates me.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful piece,thank you for sharing your art with us.
ReplyDeleteReally soothing pattern to look at , definitely a nice book to learn how to make mesmerizing origami
ReplyDeleteI taught with a colleague from China who did amazing origami with his students. This was a lovely reminder of their art work.
ReplyDeleteI wish I had 3 inch perfect square paper to do this with
ReplyDeleteso lovely, such a wonderful craft to learn!
ReplyDeleteThat is beautiful and looks pretty easy to make although I am not sure if it would look as good if I made it lol
ReplyDeleteThat would be so cool in an xmas style paper!
ReplyDeleteI have not tried Origami because it intimidates me a little but it also seems fascinating.
ReplyDeleteThis wreath is beautiful. I would love to learn Origami.
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