Origami Butterflies, Birds & Bees: Paper Block Plus 64-Page Book - Mari Ono

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• Brand: Mari Ono
• Categoria: Crafts & Hobbies
• Magazin: libris.ro
• Ultima actualizare: 15-12-2024 01:42:32

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Take a step into the mindful, calming world of butterflies, birds, and bees with this 64-page project book and 250 sheets of origami paper. Explore the best that nature has to offer with 250 sheets of specially-designed printed paper and a 64-page instruction book that guides you step-by-step through 15 wonderful paper projects. From penguins, pelicans, and puffins to three different butterflies at varying difficulties of construction, you\'re spoilt for choice on where to start! The friendly critters can be crafted as lovely gifts for friends or as delightful decorations to leave throughout the house. Origami is also the perfect tool for anyone interested in taking the first steps toward a mindful lifestyle--by focusing on the experience of creating beautiful paper models, you can enjoy improved connectedness, awareness, and emotional health. Plus, the feelings of joy and satisfaction you feel from completing a model can help bring you inner peace and balance, and what could be better to encourage those emotions than a little butterfly, bird, or bee friend?