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Little teeny weeny origami stars that are very cute!
I made a jar of them for my fiance before he came back from sea last time. I put them in the box of things I made and gathered together for him.

I put a little label quote on the jar. In case it's not too clear the quote says; "If I could reach up and grab a star for everytime you make me smile, I'd be holding the entire night sky in the palm of my hand".

I was going to put love quotes in all of the stars, but I was lazy, so didn't :P.

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  • How to fold an origami shape. Origami Stars - Step 1
    Step 1

    To make a star you start with a long thin strip of paper.

    You are to make an almost ribbon shape, with one side incredably long and the other very short.

  • How to fold an origami shape. Origami Stars - Step 2
    Step 2

    Pull the long end of the ribbon through the loop to make a knot. Don't pull it so tight that the paper scrunches or rips. You should end up with a little pentagon with a short and long bit sticking out.

  • How to fold an origami shape. Origami Stars - Step 3
    Step 3

    Tear off the short end of the ribbon.

  • How to fold an origami shape. Origami Stars - Step 4
    Step 4

    Turn the pentagon over and fold the long ribbon towards the torn bit and then fold it over.

  • How to fold an origami shape. Origami Stars - Step 5
    Step 5

    Keep folding, until you have a little pentagon with a small flappy bit. Tuck the flappy bit inside the pentagon, you may have to cut a little off if it's too long.

  • How to fold an origami shape. Origami Stars - Step 6
    Step 6

    Take the pentagon between your fingers and push so there is a little dent in each side. This will form the points of the star.

  • How to fold an origami shape. Origami Stars - Step 7
    Step 7

    And you have a star. That one I made was a little wonky, but you probably get the picture...if I was clear at all in the tutorial :P.

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deedee m.
deedee m.
i dont like them nor love them .................................... i adore them they are so cute easy and simple <3
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Hannah B.
Hannah B. · 3 projects
i love them but my look really bad...what did i wrong
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Laura G.
Laura G.
aww that is such a cute present Happy
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Samantha B.
Samantha B.
Yeah. So easy. I love this little stars. Thank you Happy
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BabyBonny
BabyBonny · 11 projects
I just used plain A4 coloured paper, nothing special. Not sure what thickness standard A4 is, or whether it's the same everywhere. I have used other types of paper, and it's worked out fine. You should be ok with whatever paper you have to hand.

Apparently though standard A4 is 0.0001m =S, though I'm not sure that's overly helpful.

Just cut strips of paper and have a go, good luck!
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Miss.Jackie.Ann
Miss.Jackie.Ann · Woodstock, Georgia, US · 34 projects
How thick does the paper need to be? Can I cut strips of paper to practice or is there paper I need to buy?

They are cute and I plan on trying this out. I have always wanted to make these.
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BabyBonny
BabyBonny · 11 projects
Keep trying! It takes a while to get them, but then you never forget =), honest.
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pink vampire ninja p.
pink vampire ninja p. · 2 projects
so cute but i am really just NOT able to make them!
:'(
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pink vampire ninja p.
pink vampire ninja p. · 2 projects
so cute but i am really just NOT able to make them!
:'(
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Ciara
Ciara · 68 projects
Ooo, the jar looks so pretty when its filled up, i love the label too!
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