Origami Sourcebook: Beautiful Projects and Mythical Characters, Step by Step

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Summary: Beware! This is a collection of two books already printed!
Review: If you have "Origami Today, Mythical Beings" and "Origami Today, Lifestyle Origami", both by the same author, Jay Ansill, do not buy this book, because it is just these two book in one. Nothing new. If you do not have these books, then this is a good book, although the models are not very good, but the decorations are very pretty.

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Summary: 2 Books in One!!! A Bargain!!!
Review: Its great to see a reprint of Origami Mythical Creatures, i have been looking for this book for ages, and was really happy to find it lurking in the local bookshop. The diagrams may not be the best but there are really superior models included in the collection. My favourite models include the Woodland Elf and the Shiva Idol. Brilliant!!! This book would be suitable more for experienced people in origami with the quality of the diagrmming, you may need to chypher the meaning of the drawings as they lack in accuracy in regards to the proportions and landmarks in the folding sequence.

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Summary: Designed to appeal to both beginner and advanced alike
Review: Take lovely photos of finished origami products, apply the projects to practical results such as greeting cards or table decorations, and add step-by-step fold instruction diagrams and you have a lovely set of practical projects in Origami Sourcebook: Beautiful Projects And Mythical Characters, Step By Step, which are specifically designed to appeal to both beginner and advanced origami folder alike. Origami Sourcebook doesn't just focus on animals and flowers: it provides a range of projects from dragons to napkin rings, making for a diverse, appealing set of projects.