Beginner's Origami
Birds, Beasts, Bugs, & Butterflies
1st edition
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Word Count
12,000 words, Guess
Page Count
48 pages
Physical Format
Hardcover
Identifiers
- Internet Archivebeginnersorigami0000bidd
- ISBN-10067003648X
- ISBN-139780670036486
- LibraryThing5572805
- Goodreads2511088
and 3 more
- OCLC Control Number53056429
- Better World Books9780670036486
- Open LibraryOL7641369M
Classifications
- LCCTT870
Description
In a step-by-step approach shows how to make origami creations such as cicadas, owls, monkey masks, and rabbits.
First Sentence
Nature and all of its creatures are themes in origami, but the birds, beasts, bugs, and butterflies in this book were inspired not by nature itself but by animals that creep, crawl, swim, and fly in works of art in the collections of The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Description
This book has been created especially for newcommers to the art of origami by experts Steve and Megumi Biddle. Each of the twenty illustrated projects can be made in ten steps or less. The projects are arranged in order of difficulty so that your expertise will grow as you progress through the book. The creatures on these pages were inspired by animals that creep, crawl, swim, and fly through works of art in the collections of the Metropolitan Museum or Art, and are drawn from both Asian and Western sources.
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Other Editions
- Beginner's Origami: Birds, Beasts, Bugs, & Butterflies
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