Some people love modular origami. So satisfying to fold the units and have them assembled into a beautiful model - almost like magic! Other people hate modular origami. Why would anyone want to fold the same simple unit over and over again? These people prefer the regular kind of origami: one sheet = one model. Give it a try and see what you think.
This book gives step-by-step instructions for 'kusudama' of modular origami. Modular origami can assemble small folded units to create complex shapes like 'Kusudama'.
The unit types introduce all 19 types, including basic forms and their variations. It can be made from a small model of only 6 sheets to a large model of 150 sheets, and a total of 282 models can be created. In this book, photos of 77 works are shown as examples. All units use square paper and you can start making them right away. Instructions use a lot of pictures and photos to make it easy for beginners to understand. This book gives contents that can be enjoyed for a long time from beginners to advanced users.
Buy this book now.Some people love modular origami. So satisfying to fold the units and have them assembled into a beautiful model - almost like magic! Other people hate modular origami. Why would anyone want to fold the same simple unit over and over again? These people prefer the regular kind of origami: one sheet = one model. Give it a try and see what you think.
The unit types introduce all 19 types, including basic forms and their variations. It can be made from a small model of only 6 sheets to a large model of 150 sheets, and a total of 282 models can be created. In this book, photos of 77 works are shown as examples. All units use square paper and you can start making them right away. Instructions use a lot of pictures and photos to make it easy for beginners to understand