Origami Boxes

by Tomoko Fuse

Instructs in the folding of paper into such three-dimensional forms as square, triangular, and hexagonal boxes and their lids.

Genres: Origami, Crafts, Reference, Nonfiction, How To, Art

64 pages, Paperback

First published June 2, 1975

Reviews

[Lisa Kucharski]

Origami books of this kind are more of a can you do the patterns as much as a read book. So I did both, most of the patterns are readable, but would benefit from a few extra steps being shown on the more complicated ones.

The book has some beginner level folding but most is intermediate, and some advance- as you need to intuit some of the three dimensions coming together.

A really great book on making boxes though. Lots of variation!

[George]

the pinnacle of origami box design.

[Katy Lovejoy]

I will never figure out origami

[Jeison]

me gusta para poderlo descargar como hago
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[Samantha Cira]

The original Tomoko Fuse box book. You can't have one and not the other, so I recommend buying both this and Fabulous Origami Boxes.

[Janet]

This book started began my fascination with origami boxes. It is still one of my favorites and if I had to save one origami book in a fire this would be it.

[Helen Hiebert]

these are hard to make, but lovely one you master them.

[Nguyen Thuy]

This book is really great

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[Martha Lugo]

quiero leerlo