Mythical Creature Origami
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Word Count
20,000 words, Guess
Page Count
80 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archivemythicalcreature0000nguy
- ISBN-101402753489
- ISBN-139781402753480
- OCLC Control Number1037565285
- Better World BooksP7-DOX-260
and 3 more
- Better World BooksP7-AMG-149
- Better World BooksO7-BOR-800
- Open LibraryOL26647403M
Classifications
- DDC736.982
Description
A dragon, a phoenix, Pegasus, unicorns, and other fantastic creatures exist only in myths and legends - or do they? This book by Duy Nguyen shows you how you can make your own beautifully-detailed, intricately-folded origami versions.
First Sentence
The best paper to use for origami will be very thin, keep a crease well, and fold flat.
Description
Travel to an incredible world by creating famed figures from ancient tales. A dragon, a phoenix, Pegasus, unicorns, and other fantastic creatures exist only in myths and legends—or do they? You can make our own beautifully detailed, intricately folded origami versions. The flying fox appears to soar into the night sky, while a centaur stands proud and regal. There's a fabled sphinx, a spectacular dragon with wings extended, and a wild duck placidly floating along. From a centaur to a hydra, these imaginative designs are perfect decorations for your home and on gifts.
Subjects
Series Statement
- Paper creations
Other Editions
- Mythical Creature Origami
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