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The New Origami by Steve Biddle, Megumi Biddle · Booklabria

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The New Origami

StorytellingOrigami

The New Origami

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First published: 1993
Language: English
Editions: 3

Synopsis

The New Origami introduces nearly fifty more models, using the same successful formula as the earlier book of easy-to-follow colour illustrations showing the model-making process.

Subjects: Storytelling
Origami
Paper folding
Animals in art
Paper animals
Practical origami

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