"How much profit could you think that you may be given to the role? To me, a few ... So today I want to talk about a bit.
First, I'll tell you about the origami . Surely all you ever seen a boat, a bow tie, a cup, a hat ... on paper, but how many are capable of doing? Surely many. Well, the Origami is the art of folding paper and create He figures. Works of art, from the most simple: a bow, even the most complicated, maybe a castle. ORIGAMI
is a Japanese word for paper folding. Therefore, folding the paper, also created figurines.
So is there any difference between Origami and Origami? Of course I do, however much people are working to import words from other languages, now Origami Origami is not.
As I said, the Origami is a Japanese technique of folding the paper and when he arrived in Spain, and there was this art. Yes it is true that both techniques had a development and different techniques. However, since the two techniques went on, there are many elements that share and the import and export of an art to another. While
Origami has been taught in schools as a method of entertainment and fun for children, the Origami may be "more serious" because it can have religious significance or seek to fold the paper Zen.
The most representative is the Bow Tie Folding and Origami Crane.
Origami or Origami, I can not opt \u200b\u200bfor one. Then I leave links to interesting pages:
• The English Association of Origami ---> Http://www.pajarita.org/ [its members, news articles, photos ... everything related to the Association]
* Some models do with Origami ---> http://www.dibujosparapintar.com/manualidades_papiroflexia.html Wipedia
· Origami ---> http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Origami [everything you need to know about the Japanese technique, origin, evolution ..]
· Origami Cut ---> http : / / cp.c-ij.com/english/3D-papercraft /
With patience and dedication will get all the figures. For you to experiment and take some pictures so beautiful how are you (or more). Tip: try different types of paper, how about with newspaper? Do not let your imagination has limits ...
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