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Twirl kusudamas 1 $10.00 * Half Price Clearance Sale * A kusudama is a decorative multipiece ball of origami flowers. This book explains how to make and join twirl modules to form a variety of flower and polyhedra models. "Twirl Kusudamas 1" describes models based on the standard SSSS twirl module, where "S" stands for "spiral". Text is in both Polish and English. By Krystyna Burczyk. Includes 8 pages of full-color figures. 8-1/4" x 11-5/8", 56 pages (2008).	Twirl kusudamas 2 $10.00 * Half Price Clearance Sale * A kusudama is a decorative multipiece ball of origami flowers. This book explains how to make and join twirl modules to form a variety of kusudamas. "Twirl Kusudamas 2" describes models based on the SLSL and SFSF modules and their modifications, where "S", "L", and "F" stand for "spiral", "line", and "fold". Text is in both Polish and English. By Krystyna and Wojciech Burczyk. Includes 12 pages of full-color figures. 8-1/4" x 11-5/8", 64 pages (2009).	Twirl kusudamas 3 $10.00 * Half Price Clearance Sale * A kusudama is a decorative multipiece ball of origami flowers. This book explains how to make and join twirl modules to form a variety of kusudamas. "Twirl Kusudamas 3" describes models based on the SSLL and SSFF modules, where "S", and "F" stand for "spiral" and "fold". Text is in both Polish and English. By Krystyna and Wojciech Burczyk. Includes 16 pages of full-color figures. 8-1/4" x 11-5/8", 64 pages (2009).
Captured Worlds $12.95 Captured Worlds is a set of five pop-out, glue, and fold-up polyhedra. The five used in Captured Worlds are known as the Platonic Solids. They are decorated with fanciful scenes rendered in six-point perspective by internationally-known artist Dick Termes. This unique perspective system allows an entire three-dimensional surrounding to be projected onto the polyhedra. Ages 13 to adult.	Geoballs $24.95 Geoballs is a cut and scored kit that allows the construction of 18 different polyhedra from card stock. No glue or tape is needed; a locking tab-and-slot system is used. These models bring together two ancient geometric disciplines: the study of Platonic and Archimedean solids, and traditional Islamic patterns.