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We have over 4 volumes of Towel FUN Animal books created and published by us. Those books have over 40 different fun animals created by using towel and no supports are being used. Since the books are published for easy recreation we have forty different step-by-step instructions for buyers to recreate it back home with family. Instruction languages are used very simple in order to make it understandable for every user.
In order to serve the fun lovers efficiently we have started to sell online with very low price as part of introduction or promotion for the ones who buy online though our product are not new to the market. Order here.

News Towel Creations

          Here are some references that our Managing Director mentioned on Bangkok Post outlook back in 2006.
           "I spent time experimenting with rolling and folding techniques, The fundamental technique of towel rolling, for me, is not much different from a gibbon doll made of yellow robes presented to Thai monks during the end of Buddhist 'Lent'. You have a big towel ,which
is to be made into the body and the four lege of the animals. You make the head from the medium-sized one and employ folding,rolling and pulling techniques to achieve different head shapes and perhaps, finally, the small one to make a tail. I tried everything and still, I could not think of any new designs."
           Paitoon decided to seek inspiration away from his ship - he visited several doll shops to look at animal dolls and he came to the realisation that towel folding, unlike real-life drawing, allowed the creator to be imaginative and produce more cartoon-like results.
           "It [towel folding] doesn't adhere much to natural anatomy, You have options like you can make them smile, smoke or wear glasses. With this in mind, I can come up with new designs from the basic process we have."

         To be specific, a bear and pig may involve very similar head-making

techniques, but with attention to the process of adjusting the shape of the cheek or nose - making the nose big for a pig and cheeks huge for a bear - you have two different designs.