My Fairy Library: Make a Magical World of Miniature BooksOpen the box to go on an adventure into Fairyland and create a library of magical miniature books that you can really read! Cleverly disguised as a book on your shelf, My Fairy Library opens to reveal everything you need to create miniature volumes of your favourite fairy tales along with a charming reading room to keep them. The completed set makes an enchanting backdrop for play or display. Just cut, fold and stick to make 20 tiny fairy books, from

Patterns/Colours: 40 patterns

11 x 9 x 2 inch box

each colour layer is hand-silkscreened onto a high-quality Kozo base before being coated

Plus many more

and inspire you to create even more with the wide variety of colours available

Weight: 16g

was developed in Japan during the Edo Period (1603-1867)

the pages are lined for easy writing and feature full-colour spot illustrations

Pages: 352 unlined pages

Akira Yoshizawa — The late Japanese origami grand master who was largely responsible for creating and popularizing the art of origami as we know it today

Crafted with the attention to detail and creative charm that defines Ryan and Lucy Berkley's creations

Jun Maekawa — A Japanese origami artist known for popularizing the use of crease patterns in designing origami models