3D Origami Fun!: 25 Fantastic, Foldable Paper Projects Paperback – Illustrated, October 16, 2015

Will usein the future! It tells you everything you need to know on how to fold the paper AND instructions on thing to make! Great book!

So cute! I didn’t have the right paper or any glue and managed to make it. I’m 10 and love origami. This book is easily my favorite origami book, and a great spot to store my pens.

This is origami like I have never seen before. These paper sculptures consist of many small folded individual pieces of paper tucked together to form dimensional cute objects. Once you master the simple folded section you can make everything in the book. This would be the kind of thing you could make in a small space and a lot of time to keep your hands busy.

Love it

I have never seen an origami book of projects like Stephanie Martyn's book. It has 25 very creative and in my opinion totally new formations to the origami folding art/craft.When one thinks of origami, you may think about the crane, star, cup, lion, or other easier creations.Stephanie has created totally 3 D bees, butterflies, cupcakes, crabs, owls, farm animals, zoo animals, flowers, fruits, and more.The author's directions are clear and the included photographs are extremely helpful in performing the project. She gives the reader specific directions on the weight of the paper to buy, how to cut the paper, and the basic fold used.In my opinion even though there are projects that are labeled "easy", they are still challenging. Yes, you can finish a project but they are , to me, more difficult than the 2 dimensional origami I have done in the past.The only addition the author could have made to this book, would have been to include some precut paper for one of the easy projects. I feel this would be an incentive to use the book right away without locating the paper needed.*I received this for review - all opinions are my own*

1. the triangle size in cm was wrong.2. many desigs are simmilar

It is amazing to look through this book and think that these awesome creations were made with paper! I love the step-by-step photo instructions so that it's nearly fool-proof. With a bit of patience almost anyone can make these!

Instructions for folding/cutting paper are wrong. I cut out many pieces before realising this, so much paper was wasted.