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See more ideas about book origami origami models useful origami. Zhen xian bao or a Chinese thread book is a folder with compartments for storing small items.

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. Apr 29 2021 - Explore Rebecca Chamlees board Chinese thread book on Pinterest. Chinese Thread Book Part 2. This thread book is approximately 12 x 11 when open and holds 22 folded and collapsible paper boxes.

Further Instructions and Dragon Books Thanks to someone who saw my first post on thread books I was able to get an email address for Ruth Smith. Originating in Northern China the Chinese Thread Book. Threads needles small pattern pieces.

Origami Chinese Thread Book is a book of origami instructions that are specifically designed for the Chinese paper-folding art form called origami. Two large big boxes 6 hidden boxes 8 envelope boxes and 6 flower. This involves cutting an A4 piece of paper to the correct size.

Each compartment folds down flat making it a compact way to store things like. There are many practical models from wallets bowls or frames to paper lanterns coasters and even origami foldedpleated clothing. Hello Select your address All.

Chinese thread books were used in the provinces of Guizhou and Yunnan in southwest China to hold embroidery supplies. By and large the most difficult piece of the work is folding the pieces that become the twist boxes.

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