A Bounty of Boxes to Fashion From Fabric & Paper. Quick and easy no-sew techniques for making beautiful origami boxes with our easy-to-follow how-to illustrations and photos. Make in a variety of sizes-and have fun embellishing them! There is no limit to the ways you can use these impressive boxes: pretty storage, home decor accents, gift boxes, party favors...Inspired by a traditional folded Japanese box (masu), the boxes can be funky, lavish, or elegant depending on the materials you choose. Perfect for fat quarters or those special papers you've been saving. Includes lots of embellishment ideas.
Crystal Mills Bio: Crystal Mills became interested in origami when she was teaching high school mathematics. A quilter and wearable art maker, Crystal enjoys combining her passions by using beautiful fabric in folded designs. Crystal lives in Blaine, WA. Arnold Tubis Bio: Arnold Tubis taught college physics for many years and has been an origami enthusiast since the early 1960s. He is currently working on a pilot origami-mathematics project in the Long Beach, CA, School District. Arnold lives in Carlsbad, CA.