A guide to the Japanese art of paper folding provides detailed instructions for making dogs, birds, butterflies, flowers, frogs, foxes, giraffes, grasshoppers, monkeys, sailboats, and windmills
My edition was a sixth printing in 1988 and did not have the subtitle. Borrowed form MCFLS A concise table of contents with attention to the folding bases. Contained a lovely color spread of the models. Did you ever think about using the balloon as a grape? For me some of the diagrams weren't clear. Diagrams I;d like to revisit are tree - pg 53 Camellia flower - pg 70 Star of the Valley flower - pg 84 I couldn't quite get the Dachshund on pg 98