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The Guide to Hawaiian-Style Origami Charms
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06 Apr 2010 18:41:47
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Jodi Fukumoto, "The Guide to Hawaiian-Style Origami Charms"
Island Heritage | 2003 | ISBN: 0896108929 | 92 pages | PDF | 23,3 MB
Island Heritage | 2003 | ISBN: 0896108929 | 92 pages | PDF | 23,3 MB
Find joy and luck in "The Guide to Hawaiian-Style Origami Charms." Each origami model in this unique book has a pocket or compartment in which to place a coin. Use these charms to create a special coin lei or present them individually for fun and luck. Include them in greeting cards, with monetary gifts and in goody bags. The charms range in subject from cranes and Chinese lions to luau pigs and shave ice. All are original designs of local treasures, native and adopted. So come along, the "Maneki Neko" (the good fortune cat) beckons you on a fun folding experience.
This book includes specially designed paper to create the Maneki Neko, Chinese Lion, Boy’s Day Carp, Girl’s Day Doll, Pineapple and Shave Ice models.
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Posted By:
Music for Strangers
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06 Apr 2010 21:23:48
Cheers tot167, I love basic Origami books, I also love basic Origami shapes. Nothing too fiddly or 'modern'. More shapes to leave lying around the work place and coffee shops, buses, trains..
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