Shadowfolds: Surprisingly Easy-to Make Geometric Designs In Fabric

Name: Shadowfolds: Surprisingly Easy-to Make Geometric Designs In Fabric
Brand: Kodansha America Inc
SKU: 9781568363790
Price: 27.95 EUR
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English

By (author): Chris K. Palmer Jeffrey Rutzky

Introduces a practical craft art that utilises Origami techniques - specifically the hira-ori style - to create folded cloth patterns based on classic geometric designs. This book explains a total of 15 different projects, including pillow designs, lampshades, neckties, bedspreads, tablecloths and divider screens. Here is a book that introduces an innovative and practical craft art that utilises Origami techniques - specifically the hira-ori style - to create folded cloth patterns based on classic geometric designs. These patterns have been influenced by historic See more

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Weight: 626g
Dimensions: 228 x 228mm
Publication Date: 01 Feb 2011
Publisher: Kodansha America Inc
Publication City/Country: United States
Language: English
ISBN13: 9781568363790

About Chris K. PalmerJeffrey Rutzky

Jeffrey Rutzky has always had a passion for arts and crafts and has integrated them with his desktop publishing skills to create unique works of art. He is also the author and designer of several papercraft books including Kirigami Kit TearPlanes Jewelgami and Bugagami. Rutzky works as an artist and graphic designer in New York City.Chris K. Palmer is a professional artist who has been designing and folding origami since childhood. In Granada Spain he was inspired by the mosaic tiling of the Alhambra. Persistent effort and study of the Japanese hira-ori technique led Palmer to make the leap from paper folding to Shadowfolds. Palmer has taught art and architecture at the Illinois Institute of Technology and the University of Colorado at Boulder. He now resides in California.