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Kirigami - Fold and cut to create beautiful paper art - cover

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Kirigami - Fold and cut to create beautiful paper art

Monika Cilmi

Publisher: Arcturus Publishing

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Summary

Many people enjoy origami, the ancient Japanese art of paper folding, and delight in the variety of shapes that can be created. Kirigami adds a new dimension by combining folding and cutting.Within this book, you will find a brilliant and diverse range of projects that will show you the essentials of kirigami and build your skill in this fascinating art. From delicate snowflakes and dragonflies to decorative ornaments and attractive greetings cards, these beautiful items offer hours of pleasure in the making and are perfect presents for family and friends.
Available since: 10/09/2020.

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