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The First Book of Origami by Kodansha International · Booklabria

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The First Book of Origami

OrigamiPaper folding

The First Book of Origami

Name: The First Book of Origami
Author: Kodansha International

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First published: 2002
Language: English
Editions: 2

Synopsis

Provides instructions for making a variety of simple origami objects, including animals, headgear, a throwing star, a pinwheel sailboat, and an open box.

Subjects: Origami
Paper folding
Origami for kids
Easy origami

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