September is here. Labor Day has passed. I am sad that summer is officially over.
Then I saw these colors that remind me so much of the gorgeous leaves in New England in the fall. The reds, oranges, yellows, and yes, even the browns. Halloween and Thanksgiving will be upon us before we know it. Time to bring out the sweaters and the hot cocoa!
Origami paper crafts - it is amazing what occurs when paper and a bit of glue come together. Let's see what happens when we make origami magic...
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If you like what you see, please check out my shop on Etsy: http://www.KatherinaKrafts.etsy.com
Find me on Facebook by searching for "Katherina Krafts"
Showing posts with label lucky stars. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lucky stars. Show all posts
Tuesday, September 4, 2012
Wednesday, March 21, 2012
First Day of Spring!
Yesterday, March 20, 2012, marked the first day of spring! In honor of the occasion, I found some floral paper in beautiful shades of green and pink and made these origami stars. Somehow, though, I wasn't able to quite capture the colors on camera. I may need to get around to taking those photography lessons one of these days!
Tuesday, February 28, 2012
How to Make Origami Lucky Stars
Kids and adults alike all seem to become addicted to making origami paper stars, so be careful who you share these lucky star instructions with!
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Here are the origami lucky star instructions:
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Here are the origami lucky star instructions:
1.
Start
with a strip of paper. Make a loop at
one end of the paper strip.
2.
Tuck the shorter end of the paper strip into the
loop to make a knot.
3.
Pull carefully to tighten the knot.
4.
Adjust and flatten the knot so that you end up
with a flat pentagon.
5.
Fold the short end of the paper strip back along
the edge of the pentagon. If it protrudes
beyond the pentagon, you can cut the excess off.
6.
Fold the long end of the paper strip along the
edge of the pentagon.
7.
Continue to wrap the remainder of the paper strip
around the pentagon, carefully preserving the pentagon shape.
8.
Once you get to the end of the strip, tuck the end
under a layer of paper. You can trim off
the excess if it is too long to fit under.
9.
Your pentagon will end up looking like this...
10.
Using your fingernails, carefully push in the
middle of each edge of the pentagon.
11.
The center of the pentagon will puff up, and you will end up
with an adorable star.
Have fun!
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Have fun!
* Check these out! Just in time for Fourth of July!
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Sunday, February 26, 2012
Lucky Star Wishes for a New Baby Girl
It's a girl! From the moment you found out, didn't you just want to tell everyone? Hand out these origami stars to all your friends and family to share the exciting news!
Another way to make these origami lucky stars part of a fun tradition is to fill a jar with origami lucky stars, and make a wish for your new baby girl. It's a great way to start off the most amazing adventure of your life. Especially with pink gingham!
http://www.etsy.com/shop/KatherinaKrafts?section_id=11075486
Another way to make these origami lucky stars part of a fun tradition is to fill a jar with origami lucky stars, and make a wish for your new baby girl. It's a great way to start off the most amazing adventure of your life. Especially with pink gingham!
http://www.etsy.com/shop/KatherinaKrafts?section_id=11075486
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