Origami Fish and Other Sea Creatures Kit: 20 Original Models by World-Famous Origami Artists
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9780804849548
$14.99
$14.99
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Author: Nick Robinson
Publisher: Tuttle Publishing
Published Date: March 13, 2018
Dimensions: 8.6 X 1.6 X 8.7 inches | 0.8 pounds
Language: English
Type: Other
ISBN: 9780804849548
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Description
Everything you need to fold a school of 60 origami fish!
Origami Fish and Other Sea Creatures Kit presents this collection of 20 delightfully fishy designs by some of the world's most famous origami artists including Robert Lang, John Montroll, Marc Kirschenbaum, Steven Palmer, Rob Snyder, Viviane Berty and many others. The book's diagrams and instructions accompanied with the step-by-step videos are detailed enough for even origami beginners to have the guidance needed to create a virtual aquarium full of beautiful paper fish.
This origami kit includes everything you need to get started:
About the Author
World-renowned origami artist and author Nick Robinson has been folding paper since the early 1980s and has been a member of the British Origami Society for over 25 years. In 2004 he was awarded a medal by the society--the highest award the society can offer. He is a frequent speaker and guest exhibitor at origami conventions around the world. Nick has authored over 60 origami books and lives in Sheffield, England.
Reviews
"The instructions are easy to follow and the pictures are helpful. There are many fun ones to try and lots of fun paper to make them as well." -- Crafty Moms Share blog
"There's a lot you can do with this kit--just use your imagination! If you have an empty fish tank, hang these fish in it to create a diorama...How fun would this kit be for a school, group, daycare, etc.?! There are many, many things you could do! You could even have every student make a fish or three and use them for 'fishing' games with prizes attached." -- Castle View Academy blog
Everything you need to fold a school of 60 origami fish!
Origami Fish and Other Sea Creatures Kit presents this collection of 20 delightfully fishy designs by some of the world's most famous origami artists including Robert Lang, John Montroll, Marc Kirschenbaum, Steven Palmer, Rob Snyder, Viviane Berty and many others. The book's diagrams and instructions accompanied with the step-by-step videos are detailed enough for even origami beginners to have the guidance needed to create a virtual aquarium full of beautiful paper fish.
This origami kit includes everything you need to get started:
- A full-color 64-page origami book with step-by-step instructions
- 20 original origami projects
- 60 two-sided sheets of colorful patterned origami papers
- Step-by-Step online video instructions for each model
- The versatile "Multiform Fish," which allows you to create a variety of fish based on one model by adjusting variables as you fold
- The 3-D "Bubblefish" and "Puffer Fish," which assume their rounded forms when you inflate their bodies in the final step
- The playful "Clownfish," with its distinctive stripes
- The action-model "Swimming Fish," which can swish from side to side when you shift its tail between your fingers
- The unusual "Manta Ray," with its realistically graceful form
- And many other beautiful fish!
About the Author
World-renowned origami artist and author Nick Robinson has been folding paper since the early 1980s and has been a member of the British Origami Society for over 25 years. In 2004 he was awarded a medal by the society--the highest award the society can offer. He is a frequent speaker and guest exhibitor at origami conventions around the world. Nick has authored over 60 origami books and lives in Sheffield, England.
Reviews
"The instructions are easy to follow and the pictures are helpful. There are many fun ones to try and lots of fun paper to make them as well." -- Crafty Moms Share blog
"There's a lot you can do with this kit--just use your imagination! If you have an empty fish tank, hang these fish in it to create a diorama...How fun would this kit be for a school, group, daycare, etc.?! There are many, many things you could do! You could even have every student make a fish or three and use them for 'fishing' games with prizes attached." -- Castle View Academy blog