Origami Lucky Star

The origami lucky star is a very special model since it requires a long strip instead of a square paper. Initially you need to make a pentagon wrapped with many layers of strip. At the end you will convert it into a five-pointed star.

Traditional Five-Pointed Origami Star

This traditional origami star allows you to make a five-pointed origami star from a square paper without converting it to a pentagon.

Traditional Six-Pointed Origami Star

This traditional six-pointed origami star allows you to make a six-pointed origami star from a square paper after converting it to an equilateral triangle.

Traditional Origami Star

Initially traditional origami star starts with both horizontal and vertical Z-folds. Then subsequent valley and mountain-folds allow us to make a simple crease patter which would deliver a traditional origami star.

Traditional Origami Ninja Star

This traditional origami ninja star requires two square papers. You need to make two modules which are mirror-image to each other. Two modules will be combined to form a four-pointed origami star. The interesting technique you will learn here is that the combining of two modules is accomplished through inserting two triangular flaps into pockets.

This easy embossed origami star is easy to make compare to other one. But it has its own beauty in simplicity.

This easy embossed origami star is simple to make as the four-pointed star. The only difference is you start with a regular-pentagon paper instead of a square one.

This easy embossed six-pointed origami paper star makes use of a regular hexagon paper which can be converted from a square paper. The one essential folding technique involved with this model is outside reverse-fold.

This 2D six-pointed origami paper star is 2D version. You need to try 2D four-pointed origami star first before tackle on this model.

The instruction for embossed four-pointed origami star is given here. The total of 29 steps that you have to follow through.

The embossed five-pointed origami star is similar in folding to the four-pointed star. The major difference is that you start with a pentagon paper instead of a square paper.

This embossed six-pointed origami paper star makes use of a regular hexagon paper which can be converted from a square paper. The special folding techniques involved with this model is petal-fold and rabbit ear-fold.

This is 2D version of five-pointed origami star with seashell shape on the front.

This six-pointed origami star is a 2D version with a seashell shape at the center.

The instruction for diamond-shape 3D five-pointed origami star is given here. You will clearly see the five-pointed star from the top view and the structure of diamond shape will be revealed if you title the origami start a little. The total of 30 steps that you have to follow through.

This origami star is 3D version. You can clearly see the six-pointed star from the top view and if you tilt your star a little, then the structure of diamond shape will be revealed.

This origami star is originated from Calyx Base with five-sepals.

Origami Sun

If you are a novice in origami, please don't try this one now. It is somewhat difficult since it takes 55 steps to complete. The essential folding technique that you need to know is open sink-fold. The distinctive feature of this origami sun is the face of the sun actually sticks out of the background flame.

Origami Moon

This origami moon starts from a balloon base. The essential folding technique that you will need to apply is a modified version of open sink-fold.

This origami star of Bethlehem starts with a kite base. Two special folding techniques involved with this model is both inside reverse-fold and outside reverse-fold.