Girligami

Make fresh and fashionable origami projects for girls with this fun origami kit!

When Cindy Ng was ten, she desperately wanted a pair of high heels, but her mother wouldn't let her have them. Even when she was old enough to wear heels, she still had to dream about looking cool—because she could barely walk in them! No problem! Cindy decided if she couldn't wear cool heels, at least she could fold them. And that was the beginning of Girligami…

This new modern and contemporary paper craft kit is origami with a sassy twist—a box full of fun that lets crafters turn bits of paper into 3D origami fashion, romance and all things cute and pretty. Each of the custom-designed origami projects take only a minute to make and are a great way to learn origami. The full-color origami book gives clear step-by-step instructions on how to make each 3D origami model. And it has an added section showing origami paper folders how to turn their paper creations into cool earrings, greeting cards and other useful and not-so-useful (but no less fun) things folders can give to their friends. The glossy, custom-patterned origami folding sheets are all imprinted with guidelines for easy, foolproof folding.

This easy origami kit contains:

• 18 easy-to-do origami projects
• 50 fabulous paper folding designs
• 64 page full color booklet
• Step-by-step instructions
• An introduction to paper folding and guidelines for foolproof folding
• 60 sheets of glossy origami paper
• Dozens of fun patterns and colors

Creativity doesn't get any easier or more fun than this. So invite some friends over, open up the box, and have a blast!

Origami projects include:

• Foxy Pumps
• Strapless Dress
• Lacy Jacket
• Bobo Panda
• Lola Kitty
• Cool Cupcake
• Secret Love Note
• Vogue-It Earrings
• And many more…

Cindy Ng was born in Hong Kong and grew up in the San Francisco Bay Area. Upon graduating from the University of California Davis with a BS in Business Economics she designed a line of origami kits and jewelry that are sold in museum shops worldwide. Her work has been featured in Real Simple, ELLE, the New York Times and on ABC's "The View From the Bay." She lives in New York.