Discover a new craft with just a sheet of paper and a few simple tools. This simple guide will have you creating spectacular three-dimensional paper objects and artworks in no time! A growing craft trend; paper folding is easy to learn with a highly rewarding outcome. Join paper folding artist Kate Colin as she introduces different folding styles and shares contemporary step-by-step projects. With each technique surprisingly accessible, Kate skilfully guides you through creating centre pieces that wouldn''t look out of place in any cool, homemaker''s interior. From lampshades to wall art - and even vases, the projects in this book all have interior design addicts in mind. The LEARN IN A WEEKEND series is designed to bring craft to a whole new audience. Presenting accessible, stylish projects in a contemporary style, it''s aimed squarely at hip hobbyists who want to get started quickly, have fun and make something they''d be proud to share. Other titles in the series include Linocut: Learn in a Weekend, Embroidery: Learn in a Weekend and Paper Marbling: Learn in a Weekend .

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Kate Colin is a paper-folding artist and designer based in Glasgow. Inspired by origami and geometric form, Kate creates modern, handcrafted lighting designs and other products for lifestyle/interiors retail and individual clients. Her work has been featured in the Financial Times, Elle Decoration, Living Magazine, Homes & Interiors, Country Living and Stylist magazine. She teaches students at all levels, and hosts regular online and in-person paper-folding workshops and masterclasses. She recently started up a course on paper folding for Domestika.

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Create spectacular objects and artworks for the home with this guide to paper folding for beginners

The fourth subject in the popular Learn in a Weekend series, paper folding is easy to learn, with a highly rewarding outcome.

The book introduces several different folding styles in the opening section, all of which produce attractive and satisfying pieces of artwork. The projects featured in the second part of the book all have very contemporary appeal and would work as centerpieces in any millennial homemaker’s cool interior.