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While origami is the process of folding paper into representational shapes, kirigami takes it a step further by using scissors to add details. By following the simple instructions and detailed illustrations, children can transform plain paper into original, 3-D projects of all kinds—dragons, castles, helicopters, ladders, masks, cards, and more. The difficulty of design increases through the book so that any creative enthusiast will grow in technique, with dynamic sunflower pop-ups just a few folds away.
About the Author
Karol Krcmár is a 3-D and graphic design expert and the author of Kirigami Christmas, Kirigami Jewish Holidays, and Kirigami Greeting Cards.
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9 comments:
I'd never heard of that. That's really great. I guess there would be no end to all the great things you could create.
Mmmmm... looks like SUCH fun! And maybe a great way to get my kids playing with paper?
Wow, I've never heard of that before. Sounds amazing! And that hat is too funny! :)
very cool - have to add it to my Amazon wish list :D
guauuu fabuloso!!
EEEEK! I LOVE the hat!!!!
It just makes you savor the creative mind, doesn't it!
Lenae
I bet that hat is just a wee bit heavy!
I'm on Twitter too..I just joined..I'll pop on over and follow you! I've not had time to really figure it out yet...but I'm hoping to find the time soon! I want to add my own custom background. Are you on facebook by any chance?
:)Doreen
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Stephanie
Loving your new creations~ So pretty!
Oh how fun! I may have to look into that book.
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