In Mette Units 8, Mette introduces twelve new modular models. There is a fun mixture of stars, flowers, rings, 3D models and a box. All assembly instructions are in color. And, as in all her books, Mette Pederson's instructions are clear, straight forward, and easy enough for even beginners to follow.

In Mette Units 5, instructions are provided for eight origami models. In addition to an origami unit based on the Sonobe' unit, which can create many different geometric shapes, there are also a couple of quilt units, a two rings and two stars. All assembly instructions are in color. And, as in all her books, Mette Pederson's instructions are clear, straight forward, and easy enough for even beginners to follow. This book was previously self-published.

The original Mette Units book contains instructions for fifteen models. All of the origami units are based on the Sonobe' unit, and can be used to create many different geometric shapes. All assembly instructions are in color. And, as in all her books, Mette Pederson's instructions are clear, straight forward, and easy enough for even beginners to follow. This book was previously self-published.

In Mette Units 4: Rings, Mette introduces twelve new models of modular rings. She also explores using non-typical paper types and sizes such as self-sticking notes, A-4 paper, 8 1/2 x 11 paper, and business cards. All assembly instructions are in color. And, as in all her books, Mette Pederson's instructions are clear, straight forward, and easy enough for even beginners to follow. This book was previously self-published.

In More Mette Units, instructions are provided for eleven models. In addition to many origami units based on the Sonobe' unit, which can create many different geometric shapes, there is also a quilt unit and a wonderful spiral (pictured on the cover). All assembly instructions are in color. And, as in all her books, Mette Pederson's instructions are clear, straight forward, and easy enough for even beginners to follow. This book was previously self-published.

In Mette Units 3, instructions are provided for nine origami models. Similar to her previous books Mette Units and More Mette Units, there are a few origami units based on the Sonobe' unit, which can create many different geometric shapes. There are also three quilt units, a ring with variations and a star. All assembly instructions are in color. And, as in all her books, Mette Pederson's instructions are clear, straight forward, and easy enough for even beginners to follow. This book was previously self-published.

In Mette Units 7, instructions are provided for nine models of modular origami rings, boxes, and geometric shapes. In particular, the Santiago Ball (cover model) and Santiago Flower are included. These were created at a convention in Spain. All assembly instructions are in color. And, as in all her books, Mette Pederson's instructions are clear, straight forward, and easy enough for even beginners to follow. This book was previously self-published.

In Mette Units 6: Boxes, instructions are provided for sixteen origami boxes. A few of the boxes have variations, so you can explore your creative side. All assembly instructions are in color. And, as in all her books, Mette Pederson's instructions are clear, straight forward, and easy enough for even beginners to follow. This book was previously self-published.