Cats in Origami

In the origami world, cats were traditionally under-represented, and the few existing models were rather flat and lifeless. But thanks to modern folding techniques, it's possible to recapture the true charm of our feline companions. This book for origamists of all skill levels offers 20 original designs that range from a grinning Cheshire cat and a snoozing feline to a walking cat, a seated cat, a Halloween cat, and the smug cat that got the cream, as well as cats on an envelope, a bookmark, a greeting card, and other figures.
Along with step-by-step directions and diagrams, each model features a full-color image of the finished cat. Projects are rated according to difficulty, and a brief introductory chapter explains folding techniques and suggestions for how to choose the most appropriate origami paper. These cute kitties, in addition to being fun to fold, make great little gifts for cat-fanciers.

Professional origami artist Nick Robinson has been folding paper for four decades and has written more than 35 books on the subject. A longtime member of the British Origami Society, he has created hundreds of origami designs and has taught the craft in schools, art centers, and many other venues.

Introduction 
How to fold - Choosing Paper 
Techniques 
Cat's Head 
Rear-view Cat 
Cheshire Cat 
Kitty 
Cat Envelope 
3D Cat Head 
Cat In a Box 
Halloween Cat 
Sleepy Cat 
Cat Box 
Neko Bookmark 
Cat Card 
The Cat That Got the Cream 
Seated Cat 
Walking Cat 
Nicolas's Cat 
Gigi 
Adorable Cat 
White Socks 
Nosy Cat 
Credits and Biographies