Joe Fullman - Witches and Wizards

Please visit our website, www.garethstevens.com. For a free color catalog of all our high-quality books, call toll free 1-800-542-2595 or fax 1-877-542-2596. Cataloging-in-Publication Data Names: Fullman, Joe. Title: Witches and wizards / Joe Fullman. Description: New York: Gareth Stevens Publishing, 2020. | Series: Amazing Origami | Includes glossary and index.

Identifiers: ISBN 9781538242377 (pbk.) | ISBN 9781538241776 (library bound) | ISBN 9781538242384 (6 pack) Subjects: LCSH: Origami--Juvenile literature. | Witches in art--Juvenile literature. Classification: LCC TT872.5 F85 2019 | DDC 736.982--dc23 First Edition Published in 2020 by Gareth Stevens Publishing 111 East 14th Street, Suite 349 New York, NY 10003 Copyright Arcturus Holdings Ltd, 2020 All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced in any form without permission in writing from the publisher, except by a reviewer. Models created by Picnic Photography by Michael Wilkes Text by Joe Fullman Design by Emma Randall Printed in the United States of America CPSIA compliance information: Batch #CW20GS: For further information contact Gareth Stevens, New York, New York at 1-800-542-2595. CONTENTS INTRODUCTION This scar y book will show you how to make an assortment of origami magic.

Youll make origami witches and wizards, cats, bats, broomsticks, and spiders. Some of the models are trickier than others, but theyre all absolutely spellbinding! In traditional origami, models are made from one sheet of folded paper and there is no cutting involved. Weve broken the rules a little, to give our models hats, tails, and other features. Ask an adult to help with any projects that need scissors. Otherwise, all you need to get you started is a square of paper and your fingers. If you havent made origami models before, try some of the easy projects f irst.

Now get ready for some f iendish folding! GETTING STARTED The paper used in origami is thin but strong, so that it can be folded many times. You can use ordinar y scrap paper, as long as its not too thick. A lot of the origami models in this book are made with the same folds. This introduction explains some of the ones that will appear most, so its a good idea to master these folds before you start. When making the projects, follow the key below to find out what the lines and arrows mean. And always crease well! WITCH AND BROOMSTICK Bubble, bubble, toil and hopefully not too much folding troubleor this spooky-looking witch might just put a spell on you. Youll need two pieces of paper and some scissors for this one. WITCHS CAT A witchs best friend is her magical cat.

Once youve mastered the folds, try it again with a piece of paper a quarter of the sizeto get a cat that can sit on the broomstick, too. BATTY BAT Theres magic in the airbats can often be found hanging out with witches and wizards. Some can even turn into vampires! SPOOKY SPIDER Cobwebs are one of the main ingredients of magic potionsthis enormous spider must produce giant ones! Youll need your scissors for this project. WICKED WIZARD Unfortunately, we dont know a spell to create a magical origami wizardso youll just have to follow these instr uctions instead. GLOSSARY batty Crazy. brim The edge of a hat. cloak A loose, outer piece of clothing. cobweb A network of silk strands spun by a spider to trap insects. magical Mysterious, as if produced by magic. potions A mixture of liquids. spells Words that are supposed to act like a magic charm.