Books like Origami Quilts by 布施 知子
The latest collection from bestselling origami author Tomoko Fuse takes its inspiration from the popular craft of quilting. Over 50 designs are presented with easy to follow instructions using the author's unique origami method. 73 illustrations.
First publish date: 2001
Authors: 布施 知子
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