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Summary: Origami Flowers
Review: I was very disappointed with this book. Folding directions weren'twell illustrated. No easily identifiable end result was shown. Veryfew flowers were included. And the layout of the book was difficult to follow. I wouldn't recommend this book unless you are highly skilled in Origami to begin with.
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Summary: How did this pass print check?
Review: The illustrations are terrible in this book. Even though the book is black and white, the illustrations of completed projects are fuzzy and grainy. They look like a bad fax. I found the folding instructions difficult to follow and haven't been able to make any of these flowers. I would consider myself an intermediate folder. I have several origami books and this is the worst one, overall. I would not recommend the purchase of this book.
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Summary: This book is a headache!!
Review: This is a horrible book! The illustrations are cryptic and what little written instruction there is is poor. The entire book is in Black and White and makes it difficult to read the folding instructions. If you're looking for a fun and simple time creating origami flowers LOOK SOMEWHERE ELSE! This book is only filled with hours of frustration and headaches. I've been trying to fold the flowers in this book for a week and have yet to complete a single one!
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Summary: The worst pictures ever
Review: What struck me most about Origami Flowers was the horrible quality of all photographs in the book. It looks like they were digitized at low resolution and then enlarged way more than possible. Instead of a picture you get several squares in varying shades of gray all arranged together. Darker squares near the center tell you that there would be a flower there if the editor had bothered to make it so.
The actual flower patterns are fine and the diagrams printed OK. The actual diagrams are terrible to follow. I am decent at origami and had trouble figuring out what I was supposed to do. I think they were trying to draw three dimensional diagrams, but had never heard of perspective.
Another problem is that with only indistinct blobs where photos of the finished products should be you have fold the flower before you can see what it will look like. So you can't thumb through and find a design to use.
I have always been a fan of Dover Books. I was shocked. What happened? How could this book ship looking like this?
AVOID THIS BOOK
BLANK PAPER IS WORTH MORE
THIS BOOK IS POST CONSUMER WASTE
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