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Kirigami: Exquisite Projects to Fold and Cut by Jeffrey Rutzky

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  • Pub. Date: August 2007
  • 112pp
  • Sales Rank: 65,001

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    • Pub. Date: August 2007
    • Publisher: Metro Books
    • Format: Other Format, 112pp
    • Sales Rank: 65,001

    Synopsis

    Kirigami is the ancient Japanese art of making decorative paper objects using simple folding and cutting techniques. Practiced in one form or another in countless different cultures, kirigami is one of the most beautiful and ubiquitous paper crafts in the world. This wonderful introduction to the timeless art of folding and cutting paper includes:

    A 112-page, full-color book featuring more than 40 unique kirigami projects and precise step-by-step diagrams that clearly illustrate each fold and cut

    30 sheets of richly colored kirigami paper

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    Makes the Cutby Anonymous

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    June 13, 2009: This book has beautiful illustrations, templates, and paper to inspire you. I bought this for something to do with my 6 year old son. It's not design for young children, but he loved the finished projects as much as I loved making them for him.

    this book is not for a beginnerby Anonymous

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    March 06, 2009: I recently a beginner at kirigami, and this book is extremely hard. I would recommend some easier one. However, the illustrations as well as step-by-step instruction was infact a 5 stars material.


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