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Best Ever Book of Paper Fun & Amazing Origami
Over 1000 full-color photographs and diagrams ensure success every time.
256 pages, Paperback
First published November 7, 2013
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Paul Jackson
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April 30, 2016
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Jackson, Paul. Best Ever Book of Paper Fun & Amazing Origami. London: Hermes House, 2001.
Summary:
This colorful large-format book includes instructions on making nearly 200 paper craft projects, including cards, homemade stationary, and origami projects. Each project is accompanied by step-by-step instructions and several how-to photographs. The origami section of the book is the most detailed; projects are categorized by difficulty level and the chapter includes explainers on choosing the best supplies for origami projects, as well as in-depth instructions on origami techniques such as the various folds needed to master the art.
Critical Review:
This book's colorful photographs and diagrams are easy to follow and its written explanations are clear and simple, rendering most of the projects in the book nearly foolproof. This book is appropriate for paper craft novices and experts alike and can be used as a person grows in their familiarity with paper craft techniques. A large and sturdy book, "Best Ever Book of Paper Fun & Amazing Origami" can be used and enjoyed by both teens and adults of varying skill levels. Its projects can be used for all occasions and can be made with little frustration, thanks to the thorough approach employed by this how-to book.
Ages: 13 to adult
Jackson, Paul. Best Ever Book of Paper Fun & Amazing Origami. London: Hermes House, 2001.
Summary:
This colorful large-format book includes instructions on making nearly 200 paper craft projects, including cards, homemade stationary, and origami projects. Each project is accompanied by step-by-step instructions and several how-to photographs. The origami section of the book is the most detailed; projects are categorized by difficulty level and the chapter includes explainers on choosing the best supplies for origami projects, as well as in-depth instructions on origami techniques such as the various folds needed to master the art.
Critical Review:
This book's colorful photographs and diagrams are easy to follow and its written explanations are clear and simple, rendering most of the projects in the book nearly foolproof. This book is appropriate for paper craft novices and experts alike and can be used as a person grows in their familiarity with paper craft techniques. A large and sturdy book, "Best Ever Book of Paper Fun & Amazing Origami" can be used and enjoyed by both teens and adults of varying skill levels. Its projects can be used for all occasions and can be made with little frustration, thanks to the thorough approach employed by this how-to book.
Ages: 13 to adult
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