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#Christmas origami star how to
In the video I also show how to play with paper stars to make a pyramid. If you make an origami Christmas tree like my snow covered origami Christmas tree, you can also put one origami star on top of the tree. The paper stars make also very nice DIY Christmas ornaments for your Christmas tree. It takes only a couple of minutes to make one Christmas origami star, so you can quickly make lots of stars and chain them, or arrange them in a pyramid of stars (with green stars you can make a Christmas tree). Just follow the easy step-by-step instructions of this tutorial to make your origami star. This Origami Christmas Star is the easiest origami star model (it's even easier than the traditional origami lucky star model). Learn how to make a beautiful DIY Paper Star, without cuts or glue. Origami Christmas Star instructions and tutorial
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