Puff stars paper

A tutorial for Philip Chapman-Bell's origami 'Puff Star'. This 5 pointed star has an inflated star in the middle. Made from 1 sheet, intermediate to advanced.

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Learn how to make paper starts with this step by step tutorial. This simple Christmas craft is perfect for elementary school kids. You can use them to fill a decorative bowl or hang them as Christmas ornaments. #stars #papercraft #christmas #ornaments #craftsforkids #twitchetts

Learn how to make 3-D paper stars with step-by-step pictures and instructions. Perfect for the 4th of July or Christmas.

Tips and tricks on how to make the best puff stars in town! 😆

When you have the triangle at the end, press your fingernail in the middle of the longest side to form a "v" shape before flattening the tops of the heart. You can trim the tops to make them more rounded.

Cute, Cuter, Cutest :)

orikid's comment to my mini star puff pyramid kind of challenged me to go tiny ; ) it only happened after I found some precreased sandwich paper. the mini pyramid is in the background. perspective distorts proportions, tiny is actually half as big as mini.

Designed for Origami-Weekly challenge about pentagons. Folded from a regular pentagon of tracing paper (21cm of height) I really had fun playing with pentagonal symmetry... It seems similar to another one by Philip Chapman (oschene), I know, but it really isn't like that, as it uses a *strange* kind of pentagonal twist and the "base" of the puff star is flat on the surface of the bigger star. Designed and folded by Alessandro Beber, January2010

This tutorial was originally published on my old papercraft site, Folding Trees. These sweet little 3D origami stars are easy to make from a single strip of paper. Known as lucky stars, wishing stars, or dream stars, they are supposed to bring luck when you make them and more luck if you give th ...