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Works by Paul Jackson

Best Ever Paper Planes That Really Fly (1997) 198 copies, 1 review
Championship Paper Planes (1998) 161 copies, 1 review
The Complete Origami Course (1989) 79 copies
Tricks and Games with Paper (1985) 71 copies
Cut and Fold Techniques for Pop-Up Designs (2014) 60 copies, 1 review
Step-By-Step ORIGAMI (1994) 52 copies
Origami: A Complete Guide (1989) 46 copies
Classic Origami (1990) 44 copies, 2 reviews
Unusual Paper Planes (2000) 37 copies
Hot Shot Paper Planes (1998) 21 copies
30 origami designs (2003) 20 copies
Get Creative with Paper (2004) 9 copies
Origami Airplanes (2012) 8 copies
Great Origami Projects (2006) 8 copies
Decorative Origami (2004) 8 copies
Hanky Panky (1990) 8 copies
Falttechniken (2015) 6 copies
Flexagons (2013) 5 copies
Paper Pop-Ups (1998) 5 copies
Papier Mache (1992) 5 copies
175 Papercrafts (2012) 4 copies
La magia del papel (2014) 4 copies
Surefire Paper Planes (2002) 3 copies
Paper Magic (2002) 3 copies
Action origami (2000) 2 copies
Paper 2 copies
Pliages de fête (1994) 1 copy

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A book which looks as good as an art book but is as informative as a reference book, I return to it again and again when trying to think of new origami designs which move
I've never made pop-ups before, and I found this book to have clear instructions and step by step photographs. With a combination of specific projects and pictures illustrating variations on specific techniques, this book will keep me busy for awhile. This is not a children's book, although it is probably accessible to middles school students and above (some portions are quite advanced however). See Joan Irvine's books for popup projects and instructions specifically written for children.
Origami from simple and basic to complex and demanding, beautifully photographed. A section on the butterflies of Yoshizawa hints at the artistic and creative possibilities of the craft.

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Works
72
Members
2,480
Popularity
#10,340
Rating
3.9
Reviews
12
ISBNs
283
Languages
9
Favorited
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