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How to make a five-pointed easy embossed origami paper star

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five-pointed easy embossed origami paper star

five-pointed easy embossed origami paper star

 

Level Beginner
Copyright Hyo Ahn

This page is for those who want the instruction to fold a five-pointed easy embossed origami paper star.

 

This origami star is very easy to make compared to more complicated one. Although it seems that folding method for this star is very simple, the out-look is as good as more complicated one.

 

If you are ready, then let's get started.

 

If you find any bugs on this instruction, please send an email to HyoAhn's email.

 

You may use any kind of paper to fold the origami star (*it is easier if the front and the back side of the paper are slightly different whether it be in texture or color).

Make sure the paper that you use is a square (all sides are equal and all the angles equal 90 degrees). The paper I am using here is 10cm x 10cm square one.

2D five-pointed easy embossed origami paper star: front side of paper

00A.

This is the front side of the paper that I am using for this instruction.

2D five-pointed easy embossed origami paper star: back side of paper

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This is the back side of the paper.

 

As you can see, the back side is not shiny compared to the front side.

2D five-pointed easy embossed origami paper star

00C.

There is an instruction to teach how to make a regular pentagon out of a square paper.

 

You can easily get a regular pentagon from the instruction.

 

This is the front side of the regular pentagon.

2D five-pointed easy embossed origami paper star

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This is the back side of the regular pentagon.

 

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Stars



Bright stars, yellow stars, flashing through the air,
Are you errant strands of Lady Mary's hair?
As she slits the cloudy veil and bends down through,
Do you fall across her cheeks and over heaven too?
Gay stars, little stars, you are little eyes,
Eyes of baby angels playing in the skies.
Now and then a winged child turns his merry face
Down toward the spinning world -- what a funny place!
Jesus Christ came from the Cross (Christ receive my soul!)
In each perfect hand and foot there was a bloody hole.
Four great iron spikes there were, red and never dry,
Michael plucked them from the Cross and set them in the sky.
Christ's Troop, Mary's Guard, God's own men,
Draw your swords and strike at Hell and strike again.
Every steel-born spark that flies where God's battles are,
Flashes past the face of God, and is a star.


Poem by Joyce Kilmer