Paper Bugs!: Fold Origami Insects and Other Invertebrates; Butterflies, Dragonflies, Bees, Roaches, Snails, and More. - Tapa blanda

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Now available in a go-anywhere paperback you can take on the field!

Learn to fold insects and other invertebrates out of regular square paper. Models range from simple to moderately complex, with some snipping on some models, so there is a level of skill for all the family.

Fold catepillars, dragonflies, butterflies, snails, bees, grasshoppers and more; ten models to make for decorating, Halloween, or simply learning about bugs.

First published by Harper Collins (Sydney, New York, London) as a print edition.

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Now available in a go-anywhere paperback you can take on the field! Become a big bug hunter without fear of being bitten or stung. With a piece of paper you can start to create an insect world of your own. The uses of these little paper critters are almost endless, be it educational or for simply playing a practical joke. A scorpion ready to strike under someone's pillowcase is not my idea of funny, but others will disagree! A fat brown cockroach always gets a lively reaction. And when the jokes have worn a little thin, a fluttering mobile of brightly-colored butterflies is just the thing to make amends. - Introduction - Folding Techniques - Base Folds - Caterpillar - Scorpion - Dragonfly - Snail - Cockroach - Butterfly - Bee - Fly - Spider - Grasshopper So start folding and build your collection of arachnids, molluscs, orthopterons and homopterons (to name but a few) today! First published by Harper Collins (Sydney, New York, London) as a print edition. This paperback edition published by Big 1 Productions, all rights reserved. Size: 6 x 9 inches, 93 pages.