Includes folding instructions for both Origami Yoda and Darth Paper; additional diagrams on the author's website.

Here's another copy on my shelf.

This book may be released on the campus of Manhattan College during the 2015 Origami USA Annual Convention in memory of Pat Ellis, an enthusiastic teacher of origami.

Left on the tetherball court - in place of one of the absent balls. Released for Secretariat's You're Such an Animal challenge and Tattooed Mummy's Playground Release challenge, and in memory of my friend Pat Ellis.

(Larger photo here.)

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