Toilet Paper Origami: Delight your Guests with Fancy Folds & Simple Surface Embellishments or Easy Origami for Hotels, Bed & Breakfasts, Cruise Ships & Creative Housekeepers (Crafts/Towel Folding) Paperback – September 9, 2008

I clean house for people and thought it would be fun to leave a signature something so here you go. Pretty easy instructions some a little harder. Practice practice snd you get some really pretty toilet paper rolls. No pic provided as I did not know why it needed to access the microphone.

The wonderful lady that cleans for me alway leaves the toilet paper folded at the end of the roll. That, along with putting a tissue rose on top of the booutique tissue box is her way of finishing up the bathrooms and powder room for me. So, when I saw this advertised somewhere, I came to Amazon, which has every book imaginable, and found the book for a small price. So, I bought two! One for my wonderful cleaning lady and one for myself. I may not make everything in the book but I still like looking through it. It is amusing and fun! I think others will think it fun, too. How cute is that?

I like to do origami, but I am new at it. I thought it would be fun to learn to do toilet paper origami since using the restroom is an everyday, normal thing for everyone. I thought "how fun would it be to make something cute out of the toilet paper, so the nest person to use the bathroom would have a nice little surprise". So I bought this book to learn, and every page has a nice design from roses, flowers, animals, etc. There are detailed step by step instructions with precise pictures for each origami shape. Even my husband enjoyed this book, and practices the folds. It is delightful. I would reccomend this book, to anyone and everyone.

I ordered this for my wife when all of friends convinced her she just had to have it. Being a "guy" I guess the idea of toilet paper flowers on my butt wipe supply is lost. My wife was disappointed, though she hasn't been able to completely describe what she was expecting. Best I can get to is this: If you have need in your bathroom to impress the first visitor with need for toilet paper, this is the book for you. However, I'm still trying to understand what the second visitor gets.

Some of the photos could e better, but there's a website mentioned in it that I may have to check out. Some photos look a little faded, but in spite of that I still love the IDEA of this book. I would have liked more designs, but it is what it is, and what it is - is enough to make me happy. It's a great conversational book and everyone I show it to has enjoyed it or wanted to try out a design or two (with MY toilet paper!) If I knew all this before - I'd still buy it again.

I own an operate a bed and breakfast and have used this book to add just one more touch of elegance and fun to our rooms and suites. There are designs that only a minute or two to do, and ones that are very compex and time consuming. I have had people tear off the design and take it home with them. It would be a nice touch when you are having guests over and want them to feel special. You wouldn't think that toilet paper could be anything exciting but I get comments all the time about how neat they are.

I sent this to someone in prison to try to give him something to do in salutary. It worked out wonderful he was even able to send me some gifts with the stuff he made. He is pretty young I don't know how an older person would like it. He can now make people gifts to send home to their mothers. Maybe older people could send something home to loved ones.

I absolutely LOVE this book! I've always enjoyed napkin folding, and it's a treat when I visit a hotel that takes time to fold a simple point on their toilet paper rolls. When I saw this book, I was blown away by the gorgeous designs. Even better, they are not difficult to master! I started with the most difficult design, and found the step-by-step pictures so easy to follow. I'm already hoping for a second volume. This book is so much fun. I've been leaving toilegami in restrooms all over now--restaurants, rest stops on the freeway, theatre bathrooms, friends homes. What a treat this is!