Paper strip origami

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.

Learn how to fold these easy origami lucky stars from a single strip of paper. These cute little 3D stars are also known as wishing stars and are supposed to bring you luck. Arrange them in a glass jar and display them on a shelf, give away to a friend or string them together as a garland. A fun a

The paper ring "Bow" is a pretty origami out of one strip. We need 15 x 3 cm (the format is 5:1). The idea and design by Anastasia Prokuda. I wish you a plea...

lucky puffy origami heart http://www.origami-resource-center.com/lucky-heart.html Cut a strip of paper. Almost any size will work, this one is 1" x 11". Valley fold the corner at a 45 degree angle to form a triangular flap. Valley fold along the edge of the triangular flap. Valley fold again along the edge of the triangular flap Repeat wrapping the strip of paper around the triangular flap. Stop when you have wrapped the paper around 5 to 7 times. Cut off the end leaving a section of paper…

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Learn how to make an Origami Lucky Star, these cute little origami stars are made with strips of paper and are very easy to make.

Jo Nakashima on Instagram: "#Origami tetrahedron designed by Jo Nakashima (2010) The paper I'm using is 2,5cm x 20cm. It doesn't have to be exactly this size, you can use a random strip of paper. The first folds will make a 60 degree angle, so you can divide the strip into equilateral triangles. At the end, change the direction of the folds for the last 5 triangles (4 to cover all the sides, 1 to lock by inserting it under the layers)"

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