The Paper Issue 80 (2003 Volume 2) [pdf]

Cover

For three decades, our holiday tree decorated with folded ornaments has marked the beginning of the holiday at the American Museum of Natural History. This season's theme: the healing and rebirth of New York CIty after the tragic events of September 11, 2001. Four colorful garlands of over 3,000 flowers mixed with hundreds of animals, insects and dinosaurs adorn the 14-foot tree. Photo by Delrosa Marshall (NY).

Features

• Meet Cyril Tessier by Michael Naughton
• Origami by Children 2002 Winners by June Sakamoto
• 2002 OrigamiUSA Holiday Tree by June Sakamoto, Delrosa Marshall, and Kay Eng
• Annual Gift 2002

Departments

• From the Home-Office
  • Find the Latest and The Greatest Online
  • A Cure for the Common "Fold" by Kathy Meyer
• From Our Members
  • News From Local-Area Groups compiled by Lori Gregory
  • Member Stories
  • OrigamiUSA Committee Listing
  • Origami Sightings - On the Radio compiled by Janet Hamilton
  • Tips & Techniques compiled by Gay Merrill Gross
  • International News - Colombia by Jose Tomas Buitrago and Elizabeth Montoya
• Local-Area OrigamiUSA Groups
• International Groups
• The Bulletin Board
  • Book Reviews:
    • Origami to Astonish and Amuse by Jeremy Shafer; reviewed by Gay Merrill Gross (NY)
    • Oribana Delight: Paper Flowers and Vases by Katrin and Yuri Shumakov; reviewed by Kathy Meyer (WI)
    • Home Decorating with Origami by Tomoko Fuse; reviewed by Joyce Saler (MA)
  • 2003 Global Events Calendar
  • The Origami Source

Diagrams

• Rubber Ducky by Jeremy Shafer
• Rat by Vicente Palacios
• Bird Bookmark by Pasquale D'Auria