
Liberty Classic Floral Origami Flower Kit - Other
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Languages:EnglishPublisher:GalisonISBN-13:9780735379978ISBN-10:735379971UPC:9780735379978Book Category:Non-ClassifiableBook Subcategory:Non-ClassifiableSize:6.69 x 6.61 x 2.13 inchesWeight:0.85Product ID:SCG107QVNX
Origami flowers are a natural extension of the Liberty brand-combining flowers, floral prints and making. The Liberty Classic Floral Origami Flower Kit contains origami paper and instructions to create a decorative Kusudama flower ball, plus 4 additional flower designs. The origami papers feature double-sided full color Liberty floral origami paper designs. The floral print mix allows the maker to create a personalized palette for the decorative flower ball. The kit contains 75 sheets, enough to make 1 kusudama ball plus 3-15 additional flowers, depending on the flower design. The box is sized to hold works in progress or to store several completed flowers. The kit includes 8 colorways of Mitsi, tying back to Liberty's historic love for Japanese motifs and 2 colorways of the classic Margaret Annie to harmonize the palette. - 2 Piece Box: 6.25 x 6.25 x 2"
- 75 6 x 6" 80gsm Sheets of 4/4 Printed Origami Paper
- 5 Designs, 15 Sheets Each
- 4 pp Instruction Guide (6 x 6" folded)
- Instructions for 1 Flower Designs in 3 variations + 1 Kusudama Flower Ball
- 75 6 x 6" 80gsm Sheets of 4/4 Printed Origami Paper
- 5 Designs, 15 Sheets Each
- 4 pp Instruction Guide (6 x 6" folded)
- Instructions for 1 Flower Designs in 3 variations + 1 Kusudama Flower Ball
Languages:EnglishPublisher:GalisonISBN-13:9780735379978ISBN-10:735379971UPC:9780735379978Book Category:Non-ClassifiableBook Subcategory:Non-ClassifiableSize:6.69 x 6.61 x 2.13 inchesWeight:0.85Product ID:SCG107QVNX
Liberty of London has an intricate and colourful history. It first opened in 1875 by Arthur Liberty, son of a draper from Buckinghamshire. Liberty is a department store on Great Marlborough Street, in the West End of London. It sells quality women's, men's and children's clothing, makeup and perfume, jewelry, accessories, furniture and furnishings, stationery and gifts. Liberty is known for its floral and graphic prints and the offering of innovative and eclectic designs to the public. Liberty collaborates with many artists to create their famous designs and patterns. Most famously they took on William Morris, whose name is now interwoven with Liberty's history.
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