Origami Book – Simple To Advanced, Traditional Japanese Folding Papers

by Robert Harris

With this origami folding book, learn how to create original animals, birds, follower… that are as beautiful as the treasures they hold!

Step-by-step diagrams, instructions, and photographs of the finished projects will show you how to make origami that are both decorative and interactive.

The benefit of Origami is being proven especially in the area of math, science, art, creativity and logic thinking. In addition, this can be a mindfulness therapy when folding familiar models. Folding papers will involve both our hands and mind to be active. It is a craft that is fun, mindfulness and therapeutic for all ages.

From simple creations to advanced works of art, Origami Book  will show you how to create unique and original origami toys and decorations.

34 pages, Paperback

Published March 30, 2019

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Reviews

[Alison · Rating 1 out of 5]

Do not buy. Appears to use other people's diagrams but removes text explanations

This book contains the exact same diagrams freely available online, credited to someone else but simply removes the words which explain the steps which makes it harder to follow and less useful than free resources. I discovered this while trying to fold the balloon with wings. In this book, there is no explanation about how to move from step 14 to 15. There's obviously something missing. Searching online, I found the exact same series of diagrams but with text explaining each step which addressed how to get from 14 to 15. I feel like I got ripped off even though it's a small purchase.

[PF · Rating 3 out of 5]

Simple, nothing advanced

A fair book for the rank beginner, especially appropriate for children. Designs are all simple. Diagrams are okay. Explanation is not sufficient for the beginning paper folder who weirdo well with these designs. Adequate, but in no way exceptional. Also, some of the folding patterns included appear to be ones attributed to other origamists, but I didn't notice attribution for the original creator.

[Stephen H · Rating 4 out of 5]

Simple to advanced origami

This has some really good models. They go from very simple to rather difficult. There are no instructions for the models just step by step illustrations. I'd recommend this for someone that is familiar with origami I don't think it's for someone with no experience.

[Water Viper · Rating 1 out of 5]

Hard

The diagrams are very hard to follow and I was not able to finish any of the patterns. I do not recommend this book

[velda OBrien · Rating 5 out of 5]

Best origami book ever

This book is almost perfect for anyone who is busy trying to get stuff done and needs 6 hands lol.