Make origami cranes for your wedding with Wedding Origami: The Ancient Tradition for Love and Celebration by Katherine Furman and Duy Nguyen. It's an all-in-one origami book and paper pad measuring 6 x 6 inches (15.2 x 15.2 cm). Inside you will find instructions for folding 3 paper crane models, followed by ideas on how to use them as gorgeous wedding favors, bouquets and decor. There are also some wonderful ideas for origami wedding activities. The majority of the book is made up of 500 pages of easy to remove folding paper. It is beautifully patterned on one side and blank on the reverse. The paper has a matte finish and the ink does not rub off on your hands when folding. There are 20 sheets of each of the 25 patterns. Once reserved for the elite nowadays anyone can incorporate origami into their wedding. Cider Mill Press released this 576 page paperback March 14, 2017. Get your copy below!
Contents
PART I: ALL ABOUT ORIGAMI CRANES
A Brief History of Origami
The Symbolism of the Crane
Folding 1,000 Cranes
The Different Orizuru
Colors of the Orizuru
PART II: HOW TO FOLD YOUR OWN CRANES
Legend for Lines and Arrows
Basic Folds
Traditional - Style Crane (easy)
Fancy Crane (medium)
Migrating Crane (expert)
Stringing Senbazuru
PART III: ORIGAMI CRANES AND YOUR WEDDING
Origami Activities for Before the Wedding
Projects and Decor for Your Wedding Day
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Page 54 and 55.
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Very interesting! My sister just got engaged. I have seen people hang columns of origami birds, it looked beautiful. And I do love making origami. Something to talk to my sis about :)
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