Hello Everyone, I would like to let you know that two classic BOS booklets have been republished.
One of our best sellers in recent years has been the republication of Paul Jacksons Flexagons booklet - Ray Bolts Magic with Origami similarly features some Flexagons ond other models for the enquiring mind. John Smith Teaching Origami is the classic compilation work by John Smith, now fully illustrated, and includes Mick Guys teaching class sheets and Lillian Oppenheimer’s method for teaching the flapping bird. Both booklets are available as print on demand and will be printed and shipped locally (depending upon your location in the world). If you would prefer an ebook version for your iPad, Android table and any other device supporting the pdf format, this will be available from BOS supplies shortly. Finally the extremely popular 'Origami Europe’ is another option for you to while away the summer time (or indeed wait until the winter) with over 300 pages of some of the best origami form our friends over the channel! Magic with Origami By Ray Bolt Explore the world of magical origami, from flexagons to flex-faces, puzzles and many origami curiosities. The ten models in this book offer curiosities to the enquiring mind. Black & White 30 pages Print on demand http://a-fwd.com/asin=1500224286 £6.00 $10.13 Teaching Origami By John Smith John Smith compiles a collection of informative essays on teaching origami across a wide range of pupils. Full Colour 40 pages Print on demand http://a-fwd.com/asin=1500232386 £6.00 $10.00 Origami Europe This 326 page book features more than 60 models from fifteen countries including, Great Britain, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, France, Germany, Hungary, Israel, Italy, Netherlands, Poland, Spain, Belgium, Ireland, and Lithuania. The book is a collaboration of European origami societies, coordinated by a team from the British Origami Society. It represents a snapshot of current European creative origami with each national society being invited to submit instructions for five models. The project emerged as an idea from the European Origami meeting held in Zaragoza (May 2013) and was subsequently developed at the BOS Edinburgh convention (August 203). The book is published in two versions, colour and Black and white. Colour edition http://a-fwd.com/asin=1497584663 Check link for price Black and White version http://a-fwd.com/asin=1499298315 Check link for price Regards Paul Hanson BOS Publications
