Nice Origami book. | Origami Zoo: An Amazing Collection of Folded Paper Animals

What A Zoo! | Origami Zoo: An Amazing Collection of Folded Paper Animals | Robert J. Lang

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	• Origami Zoo: An Amazing Collection of Folded Paper Animals Robert J. Lang St. Martin's Griffin, 1990 - 165 pages average customer review:based on 21 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Lobser / Crap look cool!

Of all my origami books this is one of my least favorite. It does have some real Nice designs however half of the book the diagrams are not colored to assist with correct folds. All though it could have had better diagrams created all the projects in the book are fun to do.

Difficulty: Medium

This book i would recommend to be a second or third book to an collection due to the poorly done diagrams. The skill level for this is beginner to average level folds.

Nice Origami book.

Lang's book on Origami is a good buy for anyone interested in this ancient art of paper folding. It covers models that are simple to fold all the way to models that require more skill. It also includes quite a large variety of animals to explore.

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What A Zoo!

Origami Zoo compiled many animal models that we all know and the folds are not difficult and each model averages around 50 steps: Be forewarned that 2 of the models are folded from rectangles, and one model, the spider, is folded from a triangle which will upset some origami purists who like squares. But all in all Origami Zoo is another nice book.

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This is harder than it looks. Patience is a requirement. My swan was all right, but I decided not to do any more. It just wasn't for me. Others may find it fun.

In Origami Zoo, two of the world's finest paper folders present an exciting collection of original origami animals. Their creatures, ranging from the exotic to the familiar, the elegant to the whimsical, will both inspire the beginner and challenge the most accomplished folder.

Choose among the dolphin, penguin, swan, owl, goose, kangaroo, praying mantis, or even the mythical Pegasus or extinct wooly mammoth. Each of these thirty-seven new projects is true origami-folded from a single piece of paper with no cutting or gluing-and is complete with clear step-by-step diagrams, instructions, and a photograph of the finished model.

Origami Zoo will challenge and delight anyone with a penchant for creating something wonderful out of (almost) nothing.

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