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Add another video Lesson to Origami Animals book – $0.99 each
 | In each video, a Taro’s Origami Teacher will demonstrate each step of folding the model of your choice using Taro’s Origami Method.Step 1: Select a model from the list below. Step 2: Provide billing information –$0.99 each Step 3: Log in using your existing Username and Password to Taro’s Origami Studio web site Step 4: Enjoy the book and paper alongside the streaming video |
| Crane (easy) | Frog (intermediate) | Samurai hut (easy) |
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| While the videos provide step-by-step folding assistance, they cannot guarantee the perfect completion of the model. Origami takes both patience and practice. If you are interested in learning origami directly from a Taro’s Origami Teacher, please contact us. | ||
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