Fabulous Origami Boxes

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Author

布施知子

Publication

1998 - Distributor, Kodansha America through Oxford University Press, Tokyo, Japan

Language

English

Word Count

24,500 words, Guess

Page Count

98 pages

Physical Format

Paperback

Identifiers

Open LibraryOL8343277M
ISBN-139780870409783
ISBN-100870409786
OCLC Control Number39697936
Internet Archivefabulousorigamib0000fuse

and 2 more

Goodreads156209
LibraryThing349805

Description

Boxes are one of the most popular formats of the age-old papercraft of origami. *Fabulous Origami Boxes* includes designs for nesting boxes, simple triangle and square boxes and more complex hexagonal and octagonal boxes. Detailed illustrations provide step-by-step instructions on the correct way to crease and fold origami paper. Many of the designs are made of one sheet of paper, but some combine individual units with intriguing results. Both practical and lovely, these boxes can be used for gift-giving, storing trinkets, or simply for display.

First Sentence

Place a piece of paper (inside liner) inside the plate to keep the shape.

Description

Imagine a box made of paper! Boxes are one of the most popular formats of the age-old papercraft of origami. This delightful book is entirely devoted to the creation of origami boxes-plain or fancy, playful or practical, and elaborate boxes topped with cranes, butterflies, lilies, stars, and more. *Fabulous Origami Boxes* includes designs for nesting boxes, simple triangle and square boxes and more complex hexagonal and octagonal boxes. Detailed illustrations provide step-by-step instructions on the correct way to crease and fold origami paper. Many of the designs are made of one sheet of paper, but some combine individual units with intriguing results. Both practical and lovely, these boxes can be used for gift-giving, storing trinkets, or simply for display.