3D Origami Fun!: 25 Fantastic, Foldable Paper Projects

by Stephanie Martyn

Overview

Imaginative 3D origami projects that anyone can make!

Do you love the art of paper folding? Well, your favorite pastime goes 3D in this origami guide! Inspired by the kawaii style everyone loves, 3D Origami Fun! shows you how to up your paper-folding game with twenty-five spectacular projects. From cupcakes to butterflies to sea turtles, each page features detailed explanations and step-by-step photos for constructing eye-catching sculptures using basic folds and origami pieces. Whether you're new to paper crafts or a seasoned pro, this book will teach you how to build a variety of impressive 3D origami projects.

So take out your paper, flex your fingers, and get ready to create dozens of fun origami projects you won't find anywhere else!

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781440590313
Publisher:	Adams Media
Publication date:	10/16/2015
Pages:	112
Sales rank:	539,363
Product dimensions:	8.10(w) x 8.10(h) x 0.40(d)

About the Author

Stephanie Martyn's love of 3D origami started on a family vacation when she was fifteen. Over the years, her interest expanded and she now sells her 3D origami artwork in her StinkinKuteOrigami shop on Etsy. Stephanie is a wife and mother of two and works full-time as a medical laboratory scientist. She has a love for crafts that are cute and fancy!

Editorial Reviews

"Crafter Martyn includes a handy guide for waste-free paper cutting, as well as tutorials for folding and assembly. Martyn's clever technique will appeal to paper crafters interested in trying something new, and the eye-catching finished pieces may win over curious crafters with a taste for cute crafts." —Library Journal

"Fun guide, which covers choosing your paper, cutting and basic folding techniques." —Craft Ideas Magazine
 

From the Publisher

01/01/2016
CRAFTS3-D origami differs from traditional origami in that the pieces are made of numerous individually folded strips of colored paper assembled into a three-dimensional shape, such as a sunflower or a ladybug. The folding technique is the same regardless of the size of the paper strip, making the process of folding the strips for projects meditative or maddening, depending on your point of view. The good thing about the repetition is that once the folding technique is mastered, one may make easily any of the projects in this book, which range from a small-scale strawberry requiring 89 folded pieces to an intricately detailed cow requiring 667. Crafter Martyn includes a handy guide for waste-free paper cutting, as well as tutorials for folding and assembly. Each project contains written instructions as well as an assembly chart that provides a visual explanation of how the pieces fit together. VERDICT Martyn's clever technique will appeal to paper crafters interested in trying something new, and the eye-catching finished pieces may win over curious crafters with a taste for cute crafts.

Library Journal