Butterflies in Origami First published in 1844

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Butterflies in Origami First published in 1844Origami master Nick Robinson presents 20 delightful butterfly models for folders at every level of experience. In this easy to follow guide, he offers fold by fold instructions that are fully illustrated with color photos and diagrams. Models include such real life species as the Maniola jurtina, or meadow brown. You'll also find a butterfly bursting from its cocoon, a caterpillar, an envelope with a butterfly, and other imaginative possibilities.