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A friendly dolphin, a pretty seahorse, a slithery electric eel and a fierce barracuda: get ready to dive beneath the blue paper waves with origami master Duy Nguyen. With his simplified techniques, and the many detailed drawings that carefully show each fold and cut, kids will soon find themselves crafting a wide variety of colorful, marvelous sea creatures. There’s no need even to use traditional, specialized origami paper: regular computer or colored crafting paper will do, as will giftwrap. The fantastic creatures range from a Humpback Whale, King Crab and Octopus, to a Baby Tiger Shark, Swordfish and Stingray. There are Angelfish, Lionfish, Flying Fish, and Coral Fish, too. For extra effect, arrange them in an aquarium for an undersea scene.
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A menagerie of fantastic origami sea creatures unlike any you've ever seen. Using a few easy cutting, folding, and pasting techniques, you can create a beautiful angelfish, a creepy crawly king crab, and 17 other awesome sea-inspired origami forms. Your finished models will look great displayed in a waterless aquarium and make terrific embellishments on gift wrapping.
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