The Art of the Fold: How to Make Innovative Books and Paper Structures

This was my Christmas present to myself. I spent my spare time in the holidays working my way from front to back making each of the examples. The instructions are clear if you have some experience with paper folding and origami. I'd strongly recommend using a Teflon bone folder, so not to mark your paper or card. I've lent it to my A level Graphics students and they're making good progress trying the various ideas too. This book will be a reference book for many years to come I suspect. Warmly recommended...

This is a sound book, and the advice on how to fold a concertina accurately and over lengths of paper is worth the book's price. The book covers accordion folds, flag books, blizzard folds, one sheet books (that was a nice chapter) , albums and enclosures. Several of the folding projects result in objects rather than books which is less interesting to me. I knew a lot more than I realised having explored and experimented with folding paper into books over the years so not sure how much I would use this book for new folds but a really good to have a reference book with such clear instructions. Making Handmade Books by Alisa Golden inspired me more.

Intriguing and wonderful. Fantastically illustrated and easy to understand. A must have for all paper crafters! From kids to adults, beginners to professionala, there is a project in here for everyone!

Great ideas, easy instructions and easy to follow diagrams. Just exploring it at the moment so have only tried a couple of ideas!

Beautifully made and laid out. Instructions and illustrations clear. A very good book.

A varied and challenging book with great ideas and insructions.

Nice book , reasonably easy to understand

Wonderful to finally see these designs in print.