Origami fish full#

60 two-sided sheets of colorful patterned origami papers.

A full-color 64-page origami book with step-by-step instructions.This origami kit includes everything you need to get started:

Origami fish full#

The book's diagrams and instructions accompanied with the step-by-step videos are detailed enough for even origami beginners to have the guidance needed to create a virtual aquarium full of beautiful paper fish. Everything you need to fold a school of 60 origami fish! Origami Fish and Other Sea Creatures Kit presents this collection of 20 delightfully fishy designs by some of the world's most famous origami artists including Robert Lang, John Montroll, Marc Kirschenbaum, Steven Palmer, Rob Snyder, Viviane Berty and many others. If you want to report any bugs on the pages, please email to me at. The special folding techniques involved with this models are petal-fold and inside reverse-fold This traditional origami koi fish starts from a square base and it allows you to make a 3D origami koi. One special folding technique involved with this model is inside reverse-fold. This origami starfish starts from a regular pentagon paper. Three special folding techniques that you need to learn from this model are closed sunk-fold, inside reverse-fold, and nail-fold.

This origami sunfish starts from square base. One special folding technique that you will learn from this model is rabbit ear-fold. You need to have an intermediate level in folding paper. This origami needlefish is not for novice. Several folding techniques you need to know for this model are squash-fold, inside reverse-fold, and nail-fold. This model starts from 8 x 8 matrix base. You need to have at least an intermediate level in folding paper. This origami butterflyfish is not for novice. One special folding technique that you will need to learn from this model is an asymmetric inside reverse-fold. This origami dolphin is a traditional model modified by Hyo Ahn. One special folding technique that you will learn from this model is inside reverse-fold. This traditional origami fish starts from fish base. It takes 11 steps to complete this model. This traditional origami whale is derived from the so-called fish base. Two special folding techniques that you will learn from this model are both inside reverse-fold and rabbit ear-fold. The origami goldfish II starts from a square base. This technique is similarly used for making a traditional sampan boat. The essential folding technique that you will learn from this model is 'locking folding'. This origami angelfish starts from a square base. It is one of the easiest origami angelfish you could fold. It takes seven steps to complete this model. This traditional origami angelfish starts from a balloon base. This easy origami fish starts from square base. Although it is very easy to make, it symbolically resembles the real goldfish. You will have to follow through the exactly the same steps up to one side of balloon but there will be different steps for the other side. The origami goldfish is a simple modification of origami balloon. This traditional origami goldfish is a good example to learn the distinction between inside reverse-fold and outside reverse-fold. If you think other models are too easy, then you can try this origami fish. Try to work on other models if you are truly a beginner. This easy origami fish is not that easy after all since it takes 26 steps to complete. This traditional origami fish is derived from the so-called fish base. There is no special folding technique involved with this model. This traditional easy paper fish might be the easiest origami fish you will have folded. Here you will be able to learn various kinds of origami fishes.