Video step-by-step directions for folding patterns from my new book, "Easy Butterfly Origami" featuring 30 bold full-color patterns designed to accurately portray the dorsal and ventral sides of some of the most beautiful butterflies from around the world!
Fun facts about behavior and distribution accompany each butterfly model!
From the vivid green Cairns Birdwing to the striped Tiger Swallowtail and the Blood Red Glider, these beautiful butterflies feature a kaleidoscopic array of colors and patterns. Includes simple instructions for folding, and perforated pages for easy removal.
Many butterflies have iridescent patterns on the top, and drab undersides for camouflage while they rest with their wings folded up. The origami patterns in this book are specially designed to highlight the diversity of species--when folded, the models accurately portray the variation in the insects' top and bottom views.
Each butterfly model is accompanied by fun facts about behavior and distribution. For example, did you know that the Mountain Alcon Blue butterfly tricks ants into feeding and protecting its caterpillars? Other caterpillars, like the Moth Butterfly, are carnivorous and feed on ant larvae and pupae.
List of butterflies included in the book:
More information: www.doverpublications.com
Fun facts about behavior and distribution accompany each butterfly model!
From the vivid green Cairns Birdwing to the striped Tiger Swallowtail and the Blood Red Glider, these beautiful butterflies feature a kaleidoscopic array of colors and patterns. Includes simple instructions for folding, and perforated pages for easy removal.
Many butterflies have iridescent patterns on the top, and drab undersides for camouflage while they rest with their wings folded up. The origami patterns in this book are specially designed to highlight the diversity of species--when folded, the models accurately portray the variation in the insects' top and bottom views.
Each butterfly model is accompanied by fun facts about behavior and distribution. For example, did you know that the Mountain Alcon Blue butterfly tricks ants into feeding and protecting its caterpillars? Other caterpillars, like the Moth Butterfly, are carnivorous and feed on ant larvae and pupae.
List of butterflies included in the book:
- Apollo
- Black Swallowtail
- Blood Red Glider
- Blue Morpho
- Boulder Copper
- Cairns Birdwing
- Chestnut Tiger
- Claudina
- Cleopatra
- Colorado Hairstreak
- Common Buckeye
- Dead Leaf
- Emperor of India
- Malachite
- Malaysian Clipper
- Mocker Swallowtail
- Monarch
- Moth Butterfly
- Mountain Alcon Blue
- Noble Leafwing
- Painted Beauty
- Painted Lady
- Pansy Daggerwing
- Peacock
- Purple Spotted Swallowtail
- Queen Purple Tip
- Red Flasher
- Shining Red Charaxes
- Tentyris Forester
- Tiger Swallowtail
More information: www.doverpublications.com
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