Origami, Crafts, Art, Papercrafts 

From the back cover:

Everyone who has been intrigued with origami will find new delight with unit origami, which is Thea rt of folding paper so that it fits together to make another object - in this case, boxes. But folded into these boxes are the delightful, intricate patterns that only origami yields.

Like puzzles come to life under your fingertips, origami boxes are fun to make and delightful to give. (They are also splendidly personal gift boxes.) Naturally, changing the color or pattern of paper used can add still more variety to the designs.

Tomoko Fuse is the enthusiastic guide, the patient instructor inc creating these boxes with their puzzles and surprises, which often include designs hidden inside the box lid as well. But Tomoko assures your success, advising when to proceed with special care, and when using a special paper will give really spectacular results. Step-by-step drawings show exactly how to make each fold and crease to create the handsome boxes illustrated on the color pages.

Working alone or with a group, you'll fill many delightful hours making these origami boxes. They are a game, as the author says, and some take a bit of patience. But they are great fun - so, experiment!