Make beautiful; hand-made origami envelopes; note cards and other stationary with this great origami ebook!One of the casualties of the digital age is the elegance of a handwritten note. World renowned origami artist Michael LaFosse introduces Origami Stationery which allows origami paper craft folders to create more than just a note; but a work of art that will accent your personal messages. These folded pieces of easy origami art make an ideal accompaniment to a gift; or to commemorate a holiday or birthday; or just for sending a heartfelt message to a friend or loved one and are a great way to learn origami techniques.This do-it-yourself ebook includes: A full-colored 64-page booklet clear step-by-step instructions and easy-to-follow diagrams 15 fun origami projects In this origami ebook you will find both traditional and modern examples of the art of the folded note. The scope is from simple origami to intricate origami art; abstract to representational; somber to whimsical: a wide range of paper folding possibilities! Custom printed papers are included to make your notes well dressed for any occasion. Once you learn how to fold any of these origami designs you can explore many kinds of fine papers for your notes. All of the projects use square shaped paper; which doesnt necessarily need to be origami paper. You will soon have your favorites committed to memory. Then it will be easy to whip up a quick origami note for a "Thank you!;" "Sorry I missed you;" or "Congratulations!" Even the humblest papers are elevated to elegance by paper folding.Origami projects include: Flapping Bird Envelope Pillow Note Twist Note Hashi Wrapper Note And many morehellip;Sending cards and personal notes has never been so much more fun with Origami Stationery!
2014-11-10 2014-11-10File Name: B00PHXNLHE
Review
7 of 8 people found the following review helpful. Stan is his own man; and has taken lumps to prove it.By Michael GriffithIn comicdom; there are a few creators (Stan Lee; Jim Shooter; various editors at DC Comics; et al) who are seen as bad guys for one reason or another.Here we have what I think is a balanced account of Stan Lee; who has been seen as everything as a genius to a thief to a visionary to a hack.Did Stan lie about his creator status of the Marvel Universe. Yes. Did he overstate his role in the creation of Spider-Man; the Fantastic Four; Iron Man; Doctor Doom; etc.? Yes; and he has sometimes stated as much (with an uncomfortable squirm; I bet).Is he a bad guy for doing so? Well....if honest is the best policy; Stan is one for bad policies; I guess.Love him or hate him; he IS one of the great figures in comic books and it is easily argued that without Stan Lees contributions; comic books would not have been the social force and just plain fun that they were in the 1960s and certainly Marvel would not be; to this day; on top of the heap of comic book companies.This book is well-written and holds back only in the slightest. Stan gets the black eye he deserves. But he also gets the pat on the back he deserves; too.Ill now go on to read his own "Excellsior" with one eye on this book to remind me of the hype that Stan is famous for pulling.This is a fast read and very entertaining. It offers super pictures (which Ronin Ros biography of Jack Kirby sadly lacks) of Stan at various stages of his life. ALL Marvel fans and fans of the Silver Age of comics should read it!Nuff Said!1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. A great read about StanBy A guyFactually this jives with the other books about Marvels history (except the ones written by Stan himself). A great bit of nostalgia mixed in with some myth-busting revelations. Nothing terribly new here; but a poignant and bittersweet summary of Stan Lees career up to about 2003-2004.0 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Great bookBy Haley WinnerI chose this rating because it is a great bookIt helped on a report on him for my school
