Simple Origami Book and Sample Projects
I'm excited to feature a new book that makes origami simple... wait, that's actually the title in reverse! When Simple Origami was introduced to me by the Director of Marketing and Publicity at Search Press North America, I learned it was originally published in French by Adeline Klam, the owner of a gorgeous paper
store in Paris. Adeline has conducted paper crafting courses
for years and is known around the world for her paper creations and the decorative papers she sells.
I was told, "The book is a delight and was a bestseller in French before Search Press secured the rights for the English version. The unique thing about Adeline's book is the detailed step-by-step photos of how to do origami – so different from other origami books which mostly feature drawings. Her designs are delightful and completely achievable for any level of expertise."
Pretty kusudama flowers
Careful instructions and hand-drawn illustrations make it easy for children as young as eight to create folded paper objects and animals. That said, you don't need to be a child to enjoy origami!
SAMPLE PROJECTS
And now a US, Canada, UK and Europe Giveaway! [ENDED]
To enter to win a copy of Simple Origami, simply post a comment on this page after reading the note below:
NOTE: You must include your email address within your actual comment so that you can be notified if you win. If spam is a concern, type it this way: janedoe at gmail dot com (This blog's platform makes it impossible for me to see the email address you type in at first, thus this necessity.)
Two chances to win: An identical giveaway is underway on Instagram. [ENDED] Feel free to double your odds by entering both places.
Two winners will be chosen on Sunday, November 13 via a random number generator - one from blog entries and one from Instagram entries - and announced at the bottom of this post and on the Instagram post.
Simple Origami can be purchased from Search Press, Amazon, Bookshop.org, your favorite local bookseller, and/or ask your library to order a copy.
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE WINNER - REBEKAH DIEHL!
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This looks like a fun book! janine.rudnick@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteI do origami with my granddaughter. This book is perfect for her.
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This is so cool, thank you 🥰🤗 I am very interested in learning origami to make figures for kids I know☺️ well, for adults too 😅✨
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Yes! with all of the great instructions/illustrations, this looks like something I would be able to do .
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Adding these to cards would be fun. Thanks for the giveaway. ellencrouch605 at Gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteThese cute origami projects would be fun to make with my grandson. allison underscore roberge at hotmail dot com
ReplyDeleteLooks like some lovely things to create sales@antdesigngifts.co.uk
ReplyDeleteThis book looks like the perfect resource for new origami enthusiasts! Dariawilber@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteOrigami is fun for young and old. I would love to make these projects with my grandkids. maki4355 at yahoo dot com
ReplyDeleteI'ma huge origami fan and would love additional designs to try! / Diane deicher at jodiem dot com
ReplyDeleteI love origami and can not get enough origami books. These look easy to follow and fun to make. berrydotcaroltwoatgmaildotcom.
ReplyDeleteThis would be fun with the grandson! thegerdes at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a great book for anyone, especially those starting out in Origami.
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a wonderful book to use with beginners, or more advanced folders who want some quickly-done folds. blythemd at fuse dot net
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful and concise looking book! drpamr@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteI would love to win the origami book!! What a treat as I love all paper crafts:) lorena24 at sympatico dot ca
ReplyDeleteThis book looks like a relaxing way to unwind from the holiday season and the busy days that come with it! mainebrown76@roadrunner.com
ReplyDeleteI would love a copy of this book. I just got home from a hosp stay and rehab for a fractured pelvis and I could use this. No matter how many videos of origami I watch, they look so complicated. cherylcrafter@gmail.com
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I've looked at various origami books and the instructions were not very helpful. This book makes projects look much easier.
ReplyDeleteWould love this book to enjoy with my grand-daughter. ycorbeil@telus.net
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous book with really easy to follow instructions - not an easy feat at times with origami! egan dot jillian at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteHow fun!
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My two grandkids have just discovered origami. Most of the books available are too advanced for them to learn much from. This looks just perfect! What a great Christmas gift it would be for them!! Thanks for sharing the examples with us - helps us know what to expect from the book. Greatness!!
ReplyDeleteThis book looks awesome! csthankful(at)midrivers(dot)com
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