Dollar Bill Animals in Origami
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Author
Contributions
- Tim, Jennifer, adn Tim - Dedicated to
Publication
2000 - Dover Publications, Mineola, New York
Language
English
Word Count
29,750 words, Guess
Page Count
119 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archivedollarbillanimal0000mont
- ISBN-100486411575
- ISBN-139780486411576
- Library of Congress Control Number00026261
- OCLC Control Number965587962
and 2 more
- Better World Books9780486411576
- Open LibraryOL35686245M
Classifications
- LCCTT870.M5533 2000
Description
Presents step-by-step diagrams that demonstrate how to fold over thirty origami animal shapes from dollar bills.
First Sentence
Dollar bill folds have become very popular in origami.
Description
John Montroll has consistently expanded the limits of the ancient art of Japanese paper folding. Now in this exciting new volume of more than 30 original models, the world-renowned origami master departs from the traditional square form and crafts each eye-catching creation from an ordinary dollar bill. Using the familiar rectangular shape as a base, *Dollar Bill Animals in Origami* offers more than 800 clear, easy-to-follow diagrams for every level of folder, from beginner to expert. you may use either actual dollar bills or any paper cut to the same proportions to create a stunning display of animals of land, air, and sea: giraffe, unicorn, apatosaurus, parrot, owl, shark, and many more. Also included are pictures of each completed project and guided instructions for basic folds. With this innovative book, an exciting journey in origami art is as close as the nearest dollar bill.
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