This unique collection of 35 original origami models, presented in order of difficulty, is the invention of bestselling origami artist John Montroll. The projects start with simple one-star models (ladybug, angelfish, sailboat) and progress to very complex four-star models (grasshopper, wooly mammoth), with a crane, lion, peacock, and several geometric shapes in between.
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This comprehensive volume includes step-by-step instructions and full-color illustrations to allow folders at all levels to gradually develop their skills. Great for beginners, intermediate and expert folders!
Title: Origami Fold-by-Fold: Building Skills One Step at a Time from Beginner to Advanced
Author: John Montroll
Publisher: Dover Publications
ISBN: 9780486842424
Origami Projects Include: Simple Fish, Tropical Fish, Angelfish, Skate, Scallop, Boat, Sailboat, Ladybug, Stink Bug, Tetrahedron, Wasp, Fly, Butterfly, Dragonfly, Pelican, Black-Necked Crane, Orca, Panda, Cube, Octahedron, Elasmotherium, Rhinoceros, Peacock, Koala Bear, Lion, Elephant, Icosahedron, Cuboctahedron, Fly, Grasshopper, Smilodon, Wholly Mammoth, Crab, Sunken Dodecahedron, Dodecahedron.
The book includes color photographs and color step-by-step folding diagrams. The author has done a really nice job at breaking each step down into a language that anyone can understand and follow. I think books like this are great. They get you started with beginner projects and then you build on those skills with additional project within the book. Great for all skill levels.
Internationally renowned author John Montroll has significantly increased the origami repertoire with his original designs. Best known as the inspiration behind the single-square, no-cuts, no-glue approach, the American origami master presents meticulously developed folding sequences that allow folders to create better models with fewer steps.
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