Practical Origami
by Tom Butler, Michael G. LaFosse
OrigamiPaper foldingPractical origamiJuvenile literatureOrigami for kids
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Learn about the Japanese art of paper folding called origami, including the meaning behind the symbols that are used and how to make the different folds. Then, through easy step-by-step instructions and simple diagrams, you can create a unique bookmark or star frame, a decorative holiday wreath or gift bow, an awesome skull mask, and many other fun and practical projects you can share with others!
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OrigamiPaper foldingPractical origamiJuvenile literatureOrigami for kidsOrigami, juvenile literature
About the author
Michael G. LaFosse
1957
Michael G. LaFosse (born on 1957) has been working for over forty years as an origami artist, papermaker and author. Trained as a biologist, he finds his strongest inspiration in the natural world preferring to study his subjects in their natural habitats. He credits the work of the late Japanese Origami Grand Master, Akira Yoshizawa, for leading the way by exploring nature and achieving creative expression in origami art. In 1996, Michael and Richard Alexander co-founded the Origamido Studio, a teaching center, gallery and origami design studio where they author publications of their original origami sculptures and make custom, handmade paper for each new creation. Their works have gr…
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