Florence Temko
Florence Maria Temko (October 20, 1921 – November 12, 2009), a pioneer in spreading origami in the United States, was perhaps the most prolific author on this subject. With fifty-five books to her credit on paper arts and folk crafts, she was a strong influence on interested beginners in the art of paperfolding. Some of them later developed complex origami designs previously unimaginable and applied their expertise into advanced innovations in the fields of art and science. **Source**: [Florence Temko](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Florence_Temko) on Wikipedia
Works (42)

Fabrigami

Origami Boxes and More!
March 2004

Kirigami home decorations
2006

Traditional crafts from native North America
1997

Jewish Origami 2
1992

Origami magic
1993

Origami Holiday Decorations
July 2003

Traditional Crafts from Japan (Culture Crafts)
October 2000

Jewish Origami 1
December 1991

Origami for Beginners
October 1991

Paper capers

Paper Gifts and Jewelry
1997

Origami Airplanes
November 15, 2003

Planes and other flying things
1995

Paper Tricks II
August 1991

Folk crafts for world friendship
1976

Kirigami
November 15, 2004

For Your Eyes Only
January 1995

Animals and birds
1995

Feltcraft
1973

Self-stick craft
1975

Paper pandas and jumping frogs
1986

Money Folding (Heian Origami Favorites)
November 2007

Paper Tricks
October 1988

Traditional crafts from Africa
1996

Paper cutting
1973

Traditional Crafts from China (Culture Crafts)
October 2000

Traditional crafts from Mexico and Central America
1996

Gifts, Jewellery and Other Ideas
October 12, 1995

Money Folding 2 (My Favorite Origami , No 2)
November 1997

Origami Toys
June 15, 2003

Elementary art games and puzzles
1982

Origami Note Cards
2008

Origami Party Time! (Kit with Book & Paper) (Kit)
October 30, 2006

Funny Money
September 2005

Origami from the Heart
December 15, 2007

Cut & Color My Fun Furniture
September 18, 2006

A Thousand Cranes
November 1998

Traditional Crafts from the Caribbean (Culture Crafts)
January 2001

Cut & Color Things That Go
September 29, 2006

Origami and Kirigami
October 27, 2006

Money folding