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Toilet Paper Origami: Delight your Guests with Fancy Folds & Simple Surface Embellishments or Easy Origami for Hotels, Bed & Breakfasts, Cruise Ships & Creative Housekeepers (Crafts/Towel Folding) by Linda Wright, 2008-09-09 3D Origami: Step-by-Step Illustrations by Boutique-sha Staff, 2000-11-06 Origami Menagerie: 21 Challenging Models by Manuel Sirgo Alvarez, 2008-07-24 Origami for the Connoisseur by Kunihiko Kasahara, Toshie Takahama, 1998-11-01 10-Fold Origami: Fabulous Paperfolds You Can Make in Just 10 Steps! by Peter Engel, 2009-09-10 Sticky Note Origami: 25 Designs to Make at Your Desk by David Mitchell, 2005-04-28 Origami Paper: 24 7 x 7 Sheets in 12 Colors by Dover, 1991-10-30 Secrets of Origami: The Japanese Art of Paper Folding by Robert Harbin, 1997-07-03 Crease and Fold: Innovative Origami Projects Anyone Can Make by Sok Song, 2010-12-14 Dollar Bill Origami by John Montroll, 2003-09-12 Origami Sea Life by John Montroll, Robert J. Lang, 1991-07-09 Origami Made Easy by Kunihiko Kasahara, 1973-01-01 Origami for the Enthusiast by John Montroll, 1980-01-01 Origami You Can Use: 27 Practical Projects by Rick Beech, 2009-06-22

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21. Origami Crafts - Offers From Origami Crafts Manufacturers, Suppliers, Exporters,
    origami crafts manufacturers directory over 3,000,000 registered importers and exporters. origami crafts manufacturers, origami crafts suppliers, origami crafts wholesalers  
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22. PDF ORIGAMI CRAFTS - PDFoo.com
    Download ORIGAMI CRAFTS at PDFoo.com. Home // How to .. // Origami. PDF ORIGAMI CRAFTS. Download 249 times Source www.libsci.sc.edu // Topic Origami  
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23. WannaLearn: Origami
    General Origami Crafts, Designs and Projects 50 Nifty Origami Crafts 50 Nifty Super Origami Crafts 50 Nifty Super More Origami Crafts Brilliant Origami A Collection of Original Designs  
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    Extractions: More search options Home Crafts and Hobbies / Origami ] Free Instructional Sites: How to Make an Origami Crane - a detailed, step-by-step illustrated guide to folding an origami crane, requiring only a square sheet of paper (Rating: 6.55 Votes: 3203) Rate this site: Read Comments (142) Instructions for some Origami models - step-by-step instructional diagrams from a variety of authors on simple origami projects, including instructions on how to fold an aardvark, arrow, cool squid, crane, duck, elephant's head, flower form, linked circles, more mountains, paper plane, pureland mountains, pyramid, rota coaster, shining heart, simple fish, simple whale, square dance, star box, tessellating fish, the honeycomb, toad, traditional banger, tropical fish, wallet and more (Rating: 6.73 Votes: 1764) Rate this site: Read Comments (30) Money Origami - step-by-step guides to making various origami creations using dollar bills, including origami boots, bow tie, butterfly, eyeglasses, fan, gift box, picture frame, ring, sailboat, serpent, shirt, spider, tree, valentine and more (Rating: 6.86 Votes: 1854)

24. 50 Nifty Origami Crafts By Andrea Urton, James Stauton - ISBN 9781565650114
    Get the lowest price on 50 Nifty Origami Crafts by Andrea Urton, James Stauton. Read customer reviews and compare prices at more than 40 online bookstores before you buy  
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25. Easy Origami Crafts For Kids | EHow.com
    Easy Origami Crafts for Kids. The ancient Japanese art of folding paper into different shapes, such as those of animals and plants, is known as origami. Many adults enjoy  
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    Extractions: Home Crafts Kids Crafts ... Easy Origami Crafts for Kids By Ainsley Patterson eHow Contributor updated: May 7, 2010 I want to do this! What's This? The ancient Japanese art of folding paper into different shapes, such as those of animals and plants, is known as origami. Many adults enjoy folding paper into their own origami creations, and kids can enjoy this art as well. Help your child to make his own origami craft projects that he can play with or show his friends how to make. Make a cute paper whale that you can play with using a sheet of square paper and a pair of scissors. Lay the sheet of paper in front of you so it is in a diamond shape. Fold the upper-right edge of the diamond down diagonally and the lower-right edge of the diamond up diagonally so that the two edges meet in the middle of the diamond. Fold the left corner of the diamond over so that its point just touches the vertical line created by folding the two edges. Fold the bottom half of the shape up to the top half so that the two halves line up. Fold the point on the right side of the shape up so it now points up to create the tail of your whale. Snip down the crease of the point you folded up just a little ways, so that you can split the tail a little at the end and fold the two halves down in opposite directions.

26. Origami Crafts Exporter - Origami Crafts Manufacturers, Origami Crafts Exporters
    origami crafts supplier directory over 3,000,000 registered importers and exporters. origami crafts suppliers from China and around the world, origami crafts, origami crafts  
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27. Kids' Easy Origami Crafts | EHow.com
    Kids' Easy Origami Crafts. Every parent is always on the lookout for something to keep their kids busy while waiting for food at a restaurant. Origami is one activity that  
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    Extractions: Home Crafts Kids Crafts ... Kids' Easy Origami Crafts By Wendy Strain eHow Contributor updated: July 13, 2010 I want to do this! What's This? Origami can be an exciting hobby for kids on the move. Every parent is always on the lookout for something to keep their kids busy while waiting for food at a restaurant. Origami is one activity that encourages greater cultural awareness at the same time that it encourages creativity and is travel friendly. Origami can be a quick and easy paper craft offering ample opportunity for growth coupled with ease of transport. With origami, you are only limited by the scope of your imagination and the dexterity of your fingers. For young kids, stick with simple patterns and straight folds. Children as young as 4 years old can begin to enjoy origami when they have a little guidance from an adult. There are many resources available to help you, both on and offline. With very young children, you will want to look for designs that are made with simple mountain and/or valley folds such as those found in the beginning half of John Montroll's book "Easy Origami." An example of one such easy design is to make a dog's head. Using a square piece of origami paper, fold it in half on the diagonal with the colored side out, making a triangle. Next, fold each corner on the crease down next to the main point to form the ears.

28. 50 Nifty Super Animal Origami Crafts By Jill Smolinski, Charlene Olexiewicz - IS
    Get the lowest price on 50 Nifty Super Animal Origami Crafts by Jill Smolinski, Charlene Olexiewicz. Read customer reviews and compare prices at more than 40 online bookstores  
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29. Origami Crafts « Wonder How To
    Origami crafts ► Watch how to videos articles tagged origami crafts on Wonder How To, like Weave paper for origami and other paper crafts, Craft a pretty origami  
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30. ORIGAMI CRAFTS
    Book Used Butterflies for Kiri by Cathryn Falwell Supplies Origami Paper or Wrapping Paper* If the sheets you are using are not already cut into squares (size is up to you  
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31. Easy Origami Crafts
    This model is a lot of fun to make and to share… great for leaving an unusual tip for great service, making an outof-the-ordinary cash gift, or simply entertaining people.  
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    Extractions: Fun and practical projects for play and profit Comments Posts November 2010 S M T W T F S Uncategorized One comment This model is a lot of fun to make and to share… great for leaving an unusual tip for great service, making an out-of-the-ordinary cash gift, or simply entertaining people. The example below uses a U.S. $1 bill:   I like to start with George Washington face up. Use as crisp a bill as you can find, as that will make it easier to fold and make nice sharp creases. Position the bill as shown below (A.), and then fold each of the bottom corners up to meet the top edge of the bill (B.). Crease well and unfold. The resulting creases should look like (B2.).   Now we want to fold each side of the bill back in a mountain fold, at the precise point where the “X” creases on either side of the bill intersect. We will make two folds, with the result shown in (D.); the creases are shown in (D1); ignore the red circles until the next step. Note that the blue crease lines are a combination of dashes and dots, representing a mountain fold. The “X” creases are valley folds. Be sure to crease all folds very well.   Note in figure (D.) that the mountain fold creases point up. With your index finger, poke down just the point at the intersection of your creases on each side of the bill, marked with the red circles in (D1.). The result should look like (E.) and the close-up in (F.) below. Turn your bill a quarter turn to the left as in (F.) and, with an index finger on each side, start to bring the points indicated with the green arrows in (F.) in toward each other, as shown in (G.). Continue to bring them together; as you do, the upper portion of the bill will fold down over them — this should happen quite naturally due to the creases you have made. The result should look like (H.). Repeat this fold on the opposite end of the bill; the result is shown in (I.).

32. Best Origami Crafts - ThisNext
    30 Recommended origami crafts products including Origami with Dollar Bills, Origami Flowering Branches, Origami Sticky Notes and more. Shop for the best origami crafts stuff now!  
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    Extractions: Shop by tag: fashion, gifts, design, art, ... Community Take a closer look "...for the wonderfully bored" Most interesting Most recent Most popular 1 recommendation "The site shows you how to make the origami flowers, which can then be applied to a branch in a hurricane. It's quite easy and beautiful. Also an inexpensive wedding centerpiece. I would use these as gift wrap toppers instead of bows. Gorgeous." 7 recommendations "A little something for those dull moments at the office. Re-cycle your old sticky notes and turn them in to fun 3D models! Each pad has instructions for 10 different shapes, including: pig; penguin; boat; crane; butterfly; squirrel; lily and water bomb. For beginners or advanced paper folders! SO FUN! Makes a great stocking stuffer!"

33. Origami Crafts
    Buy Origami Free Origami Folding Instructions Are Here Search, Learn, Shop, Compare, and Buy Origami!  
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34. Origami Crafts - How To Make An Origami Dinosaur Video
    Is your little one fascinated by dinosaurs? Learn how the two of you can make this prehistoric giant out of origami paper.  
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35. What Are Origami Crafts
    Disucussed origami crafts, it's origins, and more craft origami information.  
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    Extractions: The word 'origami' itself is Japanese. "Ori" means folding and "gami" means paper. Paper production was not very prolific in those days. So only the rich ones could afford the luxury of the paper folding art. With the passage of time, paper ceased to be exorbitant and ordinary people began enjoying this wonderful leisure pursuit. However, the scarcity did well to the Japanese ultimately. They can make unbelievable configurations out of a tiny piece of paper to avoid wastage. The manuals of Origami Crafts were not published until late seventeenth century and the early eighteenth century. Till then the tradition of paper folding was strictly oral. The reason was not merely illiteracy but also that the families had a sense of prestige around the art. So they kept it a secret and thus many incredible specimens were lost in the process. Cranes and frogs were very popular patterns in Origami paper crafts. They were wrapped up with the sentiment of the local people.

36. Free Kids Crafts - Origami Tie
    Free kids craft ideas including free printables, holiday crafts, coloring pages and more!  
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37. Origami Crafts - How To Make An Origami Elephant Video
    Bring a bit of the zoo into your home with this cute origami elephant. Watch how easy it is to make an origami elephant.  
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38. IKeepBookmarks.com - Carol G/Paper Origami Crafts
    A webbased bookmarks manager, iKeepBookmarks.com allows you to upload and keep, your bookmarks on the web. Then you can access your favorites links at any time, from any  
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39. Easy Paper Crafts: The Doves In The Cave
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40. Choosing The Right Folding Paper For Origami Crafts
    The only equipment you need for origami is a paper square. Before you begin folding, learn which types of paper will work best for you.  
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    Extractions: document.write(unescape("%3Cscript src='" + (document.location.protocol == "https:" ? "https://sb" : "http://b") + ".scorecardresearch.com/beacon.js' %3E%3C/script%3E")); Enter your search terms Submit search form Web essortment.com Choosing the right folding paper for origami crafts The only equipment you need for origami is a paper square. Before you begin folding, learn which types of paper will work best for you. Sponsored Links Origami, the ancient art of Japanese paper folding, is an inexpensive and completely portable hobby. Through a series of precise folds, a square of paper is transformed into an airplane, a hat, a box, or just about any other object you can imagine. No bulky or expensive equipment is required and most models can be completed within a few minutes. The only item that is absolutely necessary in origami is paper. The size, type, and color of paper used will affect the look of your finished model, so close attention should be paid to the selection of this most important item. In general, you want a piece of paper that can hold a crease well and that will be able to retain the shape into which it has been folded. Facial tissue, for example, will not work well for origami because it lacks the necessary stability. On the other hand, a cardstock weight paper is too bulky to be folded upon itself more than once or twice. Of course, it is imperative that any paper you choose be cut into a perfect square before you begin folding. Origami is a very geometrically precise craft, with the success of each folding sequence, dependent upon the accuracy of the previous folding sequence. There are a few models that begin with rectangular pieces of paper instead, but those are not very common.

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