Diy 8 point paper star

Brisbane Sustainability Agency on Instagram: "How to make a recycled paper star ⭐️ 1. Thrift an old book 2. Cut the pages into squares 3. Fold the squares in half diagonally and horizontally both ways to make creases then reopen 4. Cut the square creases from the edge to almost halfway to the centre point of the paper 5. Fold the cut creases in to make star points 6. Overlap the folded star point flaps and glue together 7. Repeat steps 1-6 for the other half of the star 8. Glue the star…

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Easy 3D paper stars DIY, step-by-step tutorial. Make some 8 pointed, 3D paper star decorations for your house or to use as gift hangers.

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How to Make 3D Star for your Christmas

Illustration of a closed concave geometric figure with 18 sides in the shape of a 9-point star.

Make a quick and super easy curled paper star! Customize it with 5, 6, 7, or 8 points—it’s all up to you!

How to Fold an Origami Eight-Pointed Star: In this, my first Instructable, I will be showing you how to make your own eight-pointed origami star like the one pictured. This picture is of course not one of my own design because the one I had originally made was so homely that it has yet to be…

I wanted to share this 8 point star template that I came across in a Christmas Idea Book. Just click on the image to save it in it's full size, then resize it for whatever project your working on. It would be used the same way as the 5 point directions (here). Basic directions are to trace and cut out onto heavy card stock then fold to the points and shape. I would love to try this as an altered star if time allows, but these would also be beautiful when simply glittered. Angie