Origami ⁺ 2.5

'Origami: Easy Shapes' is a comprehensive guide that offers detailed instructions and accompanying illustrations for a wide range of origami figures. This book allows both beginners and seasoned origami enthusiasts to delve into the Japanese art of paper folding and explore various shapes and figures.

Origami is a versatile craft that not only allows us to create simple shapes but also intricate and complex designs. The applications of origami extend far beyond recreation; it has found a place in education and even mathematics. Additionally, engaging in origami can enhance children's fine motor skills, nurturing their dexterity.

'Origami: Easy Shapes' organizes its content into five distinct categories, featuring an array of captivating origami shapes:

1. Miscellaneous: This section showcases an assortment of figures, including sea dogs, sea bears, whales, prawns, frogs, dragonflies, cicadas, ladybugs, butterflies, bees, pansies, cacti, camelias, cosmos flowers, and sunflowers.

2. Sea creatures: Dive into the wonders of the ocean with origami penguins, turtles, killer whales, rays, butterfly fish, tropical fish, crabs, crawfish, second whale variation, and squids.

3. Insects: Explore the world of creepy-crawlies with origami snails, cabbageworms, stag beetles, second cicada variation, second bee variation, scorpions, third butterfly variation, fourth butterfly variation, mantises, and giant water bugs.

4. Flowers: Bring beauty and nature into your creations with origami versions of maple leaves, hydrangeas, irises, cherry trees, poinsettias, omuta roses, morning glories, water lilies, windmills, and carnations.

5. Love: Express your affection through origami with heart bracelets, heart stands, winged hearts, hearts that can be inserted into other objects, checkered hearts, necktie hearts, bears holding hearts, name stands with hearts, and heart pendants.

Each step in the instructions is accompanied by clear and concise language and is further supported by straightforward diagrams. To embark on your origami journey, all you need are a few sheets of paper, a pair of scissors, some tape, and a sprinkle of patience.