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How To Make an Origami Lucky Star

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• This origami video shows how to make origami lucky stars, or what I like to call puffy (or p.diddy) stars. The tradition is that you fill…more »This origami video shows how to make origami lucky stars, or what I like to call puffy (or p.diddy) stars. The tradition is that you fill a jar with these things and give them to someone you like. So get cracking... Valentine's is just around the corner. « less
• Added January 2, 2009

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You Will Need

• 1 Strip of long thin paper
• 1 paper cutter (to make strip of paper)

• I’m using cut scrapbook paper, but any type of paper will do… using old magazines and catalogs is a great way to “recycle”

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  Step 1.

  get loopy

  form a loop and tie a knot

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  Step 2.

  wrap the pentagon

  A close up of this process is shown at the last tip

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  Step 3.

  good tuck for good luck

  Tuck in the remaining tab

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  Step 4.

  dent in sides of pentagon

  Use your nail or some other hard flat edge

• Here’s a close up of how to wrap the pentagon shape

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