Origami Flowers Super Paper Pack: Folding Instructions and Paper for Hundreds of Blossoms

by Maria Noble

Overview

Featuring 10 flower designs and over 200 pages of double-sided origami paper, this pack has everything you need to let your creativity bloom!

Enter the origami garden of your fantasies with these folded flowers! Complete step-by-step instructions for tulips, lilies, roses, and other flowers that come from the imagination of Maria Noble (author of How to Make 100 Paper Flowers) are contained in a removeable 32-page booklet. Some of the designs even include leaves.

All of the designs are clearly photographed, so you'll have no trouble picking out the first one you want to try. The pack includes 232 sheets of origami paper, printed on both sides, in nearly 40 different colors and patterns, so you can start creating right away. This is the perfect gift for yourself or someone you love— Origami Flowers Super Paper Pack will bring hours of pleasure to any origami fan.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781589238985
Publisher:	Quarry Books
Publication date:	11/01/2015
Series:	Origami Super Paper Pack Series
Pages:	32
Sales rank:	705,759
Product dimensions:	6.00(w) x 6.00(h) x 1.20(d)

About the Author

Maria Noble is the author of How to Make 100 Paper Flowers. Her lifelong passion for making flowers began as a child, when she watched her mother and aunt run a floral business. Using innovative methods, they made beautiful flowers from fabric, paper, and other materials for weddings and special events. Maria started her own business ten years ago, incorporating her inherited skills and exploring ideas of her own to create new, distinctive flowers. Her exquisite flowers are now sought out by consumers and businesses nationwide, including leading event planners in New York and Los Angeles. Maria lives in Avon, Connecticut, with her husband and two children. Find her online at www.stjudescreations.com and stjudescreations.blogspot.com.

Editorial Reviews

"...a great holiday gift because you need nothing else to get started, and everyone will have fun trying to fold the flowers." - Sarah White, ourdailycraft.com

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