All sorts of papers can be pressed into service to make the patterns in here, as well as a range of easily available embellishments of the sort that many crafters already have. Look for glitter, wire, buttons, stickers, gems and beads, and you have enough to get cracking. I like this in a craft book, as no vast outlay is required. Large, handsome photos explain the technique in true Search Press style so that the family pet can probably understand them, and additional extras abound. How useful it is to include a page about matching colorways for a more pleasing result, and look, no gallery! All the cards in here have patterns, even if they don't all have instructions. Make up the ones that have, and then you will know enough - honestly - to try the rest. There is a lot of choice for all kinds of events. Patterns include fairy princess, rainbow butterfly, golf ball in the rough, Halloween with bats and pumpkins, car driving at top speed and - my favorite - a tiger. A lot of these are suitable for men (hooray) so this is going to be a popular book with exasperated crafters fed up with flowers and general girliness. The best iris folding I have seen yet.

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