How to Fold Origami by Mitchell, David -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Title Contents Introduction History of origami Before you begin Folding symbols Projects Kabuto - pure origami Banana boat - using irogami Cormorant on a rock - introducing reverse folds Juxtaposition - starting from standard grids Piranha - developing traditional bases Tsuru - the bird base Clingons - combining finished designs Lover’s knot - the pull-out squash Chinese goldfish - inflatable areas Fish bowl - simple transformations The flapping parrot - beyond standard bases Tato - altering the angles Give me sunshine - crease and collapse designs Egypt - changing the starting shape Perfect elephant - elements of origami design Shipwreck - combining multiple sheets Coasters - integrating multiple sheets Artifact - working with silver rectangles Dresden bowl - creating curves Lovebird - using translucency David’s star - origami tessellations Enigma bowl - developing complex bases Gaia - developing complex form Windfarm - sub-dividing sheets Stargate - integrating modular assemblies Resources Copyright

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