My Origami library 39 books, one video.
Tomoko Fuse
Origami Boxes
Origami Sprials
Joyful Origami Boxes
Unit Origami: Multidimensional Transformations
Kasahara
Origami omnibus
Origami for the connesour
David Mitchell
Mathematical Origami: Geometrical Shapes by Paper Folding
Montroll
African Origami
Animal origami for the ENTHUSIAST
Origami for the ENTHUSIAST
Origami sculptures
Birds in Origami
Origami Sea Life
Halle
Origami 2
Brill
Brilliant Origami
Beech
Origami Handbook
Harbin
Secrets of origami
Origami 1
Origami Step by Step
Lang
Complete Origami
Action Origami
Origami Insects and Their Kin
Isao Honda
The World Of origami
Lewis Simon
Modular Origmai Polyhedra
Taichiro Hsaegawa
ABC & 123 Alphabets and Numerals
OUSA
Models by members
88' convention
94' convention
01' convention
Stephen Weiss
Wings and things
Jeremy Shafer
Origami to Astonish and Amuse
Gery Hsu
How to Make Origami Airplanes That Fly
Peter Engel
Origami from Angelfish to Zen
James Minoru Sakoda
Origami Flowers
Ryoko Nishida
Pokemon Origami 1 and 2
Miyuki Kawamura
Polyhedron Origami for Beginners
Vicente Palacios
Origami from Around the World
Hiromi Hayashi
Origami Flowers: Popular Blossoms and Creative Bouquets
Lafosse
Magic Rose Cube Video
2 binders of Online diagrams
What do you have?
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Hi,
I have about 40 books in my collection, not including about 4 binders holding hundreds of pages of diagrams that I've got from the net.
I used to think very highly of my collection, until Robin Macey (BOS member I met at a Notthingham mini-meeting) told me he had over 300 books in his collection.m I mean - WOW!
I also have some convention guides (not sure whether to count that as an origami book), 2 Chris Palmer CD's that set me back a lot of money and my two proudest books including Tanteidan 7 and 8.
saj
I have about 40 books in my collection, not including about 4 binders holding hundreds of pages of diagrams that I've got from the net.
I used to think very highly of my collection, until Robin Macey (BOS member I met at a Notthingham mini-meeting) told me he had over 300 books in his collection.m I mean - WOW!
I also have some convention guides (not sure whether to count that as an origami book), 2 Chris Palmer CD's that set me back a lot of money and my two proudest books including Tanteidan 7 and 8.
saj
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Not too bad, the video's are great, because some of the manouveres just are difficult to understand from diagrams.
Having said that, I paid £80 for the two CD's, but I would still have preferred a book. Books are so much handier; you can just fold anywhere!
The Cd's do come with some Crease patterns, but I've only folded from the videos though.
The 2 CD's I have are the Flower Tower and Boxes CD.
Having said that, I paid £80 for the two CD's, but I would still have preferred a book. Books are so much handier; you can just fold anywhere!
The Cd's do come with some Crease patterns, but I've only folded from the videos though.
The 2 CD's I have are the Flower Tower and Boxes CD.
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