Two in One Origami Stars (tutorial, page 1/3) - Tina Taul · 16: Let it open, and get ready to add...
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1: Cut your six squares for the stars, precisely and neatly. 3: - like this..... 2: Fold the two diagonal folds, pattern side facing out - 4: Turn the paper over, and do the two straight folds, back side facing out. 6: Turn your paper, pattern side out. 5: Now your paper looks like this. These are all the folds you need. 7: And fold into this triangle - either with the one pattern facing out - 9: Repeat six times. Perhaps you want to do half of them with the other pattern facing out? You decide! 8: - or the other! Let’s decide on the pale colour for the outside of the star, and the dot pattern will show in the folds. Two in One Origami Stars (tutorial, page 1/3) Download you special two-tone origami paper for free on the blog: it’s a heart heart season © 2016 Happy folding!
Transcript of Two in One Origami Stars (tutorial, page 1/3) - Tina Taul · 16: Let it open, and get ready to add...
1: Cut your six squares for the stars, precisely and neatly.
3:- like this.....
2: Fold the two diagonal folds, pattern side facing out -
4: Turn the paper over, and do the twostraight folds, back side facing out.
6: Turn your paper, pattern side out.
5: Now your paper looks like this. These are all the folds you need.
7:And fold into this triangle - either with the one pattern facing out -
9:Repeat six times. Perhaps you want to do half of them with the other pattern facing out? You decide!
8:- or the other! Let’s decide on the pale colour for the outside of the star, and the dot pattern will show in the folds.
Two in One Origami Stars (tutorial, page 1/3)Download you special two-tone origami paper for free on the blog: it’s a heart heart season© 2016 Happy folding!
16: Let it open, and get ready to add the next unit -
18:And flattening the basket is also just the same -
17:- just lige you did before: legs into pock-ets.
13:Work the basket flat, and make sure you flatten the sides neatly.
15:Two units now, locked together by the folding you just did.
14: It should be symmetrical - middle against middle - and really flat.
10: Time to start constructing! Slide two ‘legs’ into two ‘pockets’...
12: - and start opening the little ‘basket’ these two units will form.
11: Like this. Tug it tightly together -
Two in One Origami Stars (tutorial, page 2/3)Download you special two-tone origami paper for free on the blog: it’s a heart heart season© 2016 Happy folding!
25: Repeat your flattening folds.
27: And you’re done! Time for a drink, and then you do another one. Merry Christmas!
26:Open and close all the folds a bit, and the star will get evenly shaped.
22: This last bit can be fiddly - BUT - practise makes perfect.
24: Because suddenly they’re both in place, I promise.
23: Here’s a tip: insert the legs one at a time, and wiggle and push as much as you need. Don’t give up.
19:- see? Now you get the idea!
21: - but you need to lock the last one.
20: Keep working, clockwise, until all six units are in use -
Two in One Origami Stars (tutorial, page 3/3)Download you special two-tone origami paper for free on the blog: it’s a heart heart season© 2016 Happy folding!
