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Michael LaFosse wrote:"I do not have any photos of the folded candy--I ate the evidence soon
after making them, and I did not own a camera then--but I am planning to
write a book about all of the origami foods and recipes that I have
been developing over the years. Be patient, though, I will be writing
"Advanced Origami 2" first. The folded candy will be in the cookbook.
I once served a "folded" meal for Lillian Oppenheimer, during the years
that she lived on West 11th street; that's what got me started
experimenting with folding food."
Well, to be perfectly clear, I would imagine the structure of all his butterflies are somewhat similar, which is the basis for his book on butterfliesJonnycakes wrote:Well, the butterfly is much different. I should think that it is made quite differently than the Advanced Origami one.
. I don't see anything wrong with that; I think part of what he wants people to do with the butterfly is to take the "basic" one and modify it to make their own unique butterfly.
... one could try asking him very politely...WowJoe the white wrote:Excellent. I've been waiting for this "Advanced Origami 2". I can't wait for his origami cookbook too. He mentioned them on June 5th 2007 on the O-List, under an e-mail about origami candy:
Michael LaFosse wrote:"I do not have any photos of the folded candy--I ate the evidence soon
after making them, and I did not own a camera then--but I am planning to
write a book about all of the origami foods and recipes that I have
been developing over the years. Be patient, though, I will be writing
"Advanced Origami 2" first. The folded candy will be in the cookbook.
I once served a "folded" meal for Lillian Oppenheimer, during the years
that she lived on West 11th street; that's what got me started
experimenting with folding food."
I would definitely pre-order this one as those are the only things i am crazy about - Cooking & Origami!Are you kidding?Joe the white wrote:Indeed, those models are all different. I doubt he'd just add the same models in again. His alligator is also in the book.
I am plannig to give this book to my brother as a Christmas gift (I am sure, that he cannot read this - he do not know English), I gave to him also first Advanced origami. If that alligator is inside, my brother will be just crazy...