Wednesday, January 01, 2020

Meditative Origami Review & GIVEAWAY

It's mindfulness times two! Color and then fold with Meditative Origami: Finding Mindfulness Through Coloring and Origami by origami expert John Montroll. Begin by choosing an image to color. There are 23 detailed illustrations in a variety of patterns such as mehndi, arabesque, seashells, mandala, bird, mosaic, flowers, succulents, fruits and nature. Use your own colored pencils and/or markers to color. Each drawing has an inspirational quote to meditate upon while you're coloring it. A sample page is shown below - the seashells pattern. Remove the page from the pad by cutting along the solid line. I used a paper cutter. You're left with an 8" (20 cm) square. It's a very nice size for folding and the paper is good quality. Pick 1 of 10 origami models to fold. I began with the heart. All of the designs are listed below. Each has large, clearly diagrammed instructions with symbols and text. They conform to the internationally approved Yoshizawa-Randlett system. Dover Publications released the 64 page paperback on November 13, 2019. Get your copy below!


Introduction

Symbols
Basic Folds

Catamaran
Butterfly
Angelfish
Fish
Crane
Swan
Peacock
Heart
Rose 
Unicorn

origami coloring


Seashells Pattern

Meditative Origami is available worldwide at Dover Publications. Dover, Great Books, Variety & Value Since 1941. Check out their catalog at Dover Publications. Dover has generously offered to giveaway a copy! One winner will be selected at random. Open until January 15, 2020. Canada & USA only. Good luck!

29 comments:

  1. I also would enjoy the Painting Watercolors on Location! Thanks for the chance to win the Meditative Origami!

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  2. Would love the Alaskan Wildlife Coloring Book.

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  3. I like all thr Dover books but the one called Painting...
    Tom Hill looks like one I would try.

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  4. I'd also like to have their book: Painting Watercolors on Location.

    Nancy
    allibrary (at) aol (dot) com

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  5. I really like the Alaskan Wildlife Coloring Book.

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  6. I'd love their Dinosaur Origami book. Actually, there are several different books for dinosaur origami. Also, ones for cats and dogs.

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  7. Jane Austen Wiley and Wise. Thank you

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  8. Painting Watercolors on Location.

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  9. love Spot the Differences All Around the World: Search & Find Fun
    jan

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  10. Drawing and Sketching in Pencil
    By: Arthur L. Guptil

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  11. Fabulous Fashions of the 1950s Coloring Book Thanks!

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  12. My granddaughter would love Funny Animals Sticker Fun: Mix and match the stickers to make funny animals.

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  13. Another great Dover book is "250 Stencil Designs from India" by K. Prakash!

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  14. Would love the Alaskan Wildlife Coloring Book.

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  15. I'd love their Dinosaur Origami book. Actually, there are several different books for dinosaur origami. Also, ones for cats and dogs.

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  16. Looks like a wonderful book. Love the Fabulous Fashions of the 50s. Thanks for the chance.

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  17. Creative Haven Celtic Animal Designs Coloring Book would be nice!

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  18. I'd also like The Art of Leather Burning: Step-by-Step Pyrography Techniques.

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  19. Creative Haven Express Yourself! Coloring Book
    By: Jo Taylor i would love to color in it

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  20. I would like the Book of Sherlock Holmes.

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  21. I would love to have I Can Be an Awesome Inventor by Anna Claybourne.

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  22. I would also love the keep calm and color adult coloring books!

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  23. I would also love to have the Louisa May Alcott's Little Women: A Paper Doll Collectible.

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  24. I would love to have The Big Book of Balloon Art: More Than 100 Fun Sculptures!

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  25. I would love to give The Voyages of Doctor Dolittle to my Grandson!

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  26. I would love to give Things That Go Dot-to-Dot Fun!: Count from 1 to 101 By: Arkady Roytman which I think my grandson would enjoy,

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