Origami Sailboats

· Macmillan + ORM
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176
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These boats don't just look nice on a shelf--they're made to move! Build your own fleet of Origami Sailboats that actually float and sail in water.
These step-by-step instructions offer young crafters all they need to create floating and fully functional paper folded sailboats. All of the models in this how to orgami book catch wind currents, float and retain their shape in water. Believe it or not, these paper boats hold up in water for several hours, or even several days if they're made from freezer paper or wax paper.
Whether you're an origami beginner or an experienced folder, Origami Sailboats is a great do-it-yourself arts and crafts activity for children and parents to create original origami toys and decorations.
These boats don't just look nice on a shelf--they're made to move! Build your own fleet of Origami Sailboats that actually float and sail in water. These step-by-step instructions offer young crafters all they need to create floating and fully functional paper folded sailboats. All of the models...

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About the author

Lew Rozelle began folding paper at the age of nine and has been designing his own origami models since the 1960s. Origami Sailboats is his fourth book, following Origami in King Arthur's Court, Origami Rockets, and Origami Ornaments.

Lew Rozelle began folding paper at the age of nine and has been designing his own origami models since the 1960s. Origami Sailboats is his fourth book, following Origami in King Arthur's Court, Origami Rockets, and Origami Ornaments.

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