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Origami Modular 5-pointed Star Step 1: Start with a square sheet of paper, color side down. Instead of the regular 6 inch (15cm) square paper, we used a smaller 4 inch (10cm) square paper. We also used cardstock paper instead of regular origami paper. Fold paper in half on both the horizontal and vertical axis. Crease
Modular origami involves folding a number of identical units and then assembling them together in a single shape — a flat origami star or a 3D kusudama.

Feb 17, 2017 Make the Initial Folds. To begin making your modular origami star, fold your paper in half horizontally. Unfold. Fold the paper in half vertically.
Dec 21, 2011 Enrica Dray's modular origami star — photos, description, and link to the diagram.
You will need to fold 5 units of the same design and assemble them to form the star. Easy Modular 5-Pointed Star Step 1: Start with a 3 inch x 3 inch (75mm x 75mm) square origami paper, color side down. Fold paper in half on the diagonal axis. Crease well and unfold.
Dec 9, 2014 Introduction: Origami Modular Star. Have fun making this great Modular Star. Step 1: Origami Modular Star. You will need 30 pieces of origami paper. Start with you paper color side down. Pic. # Fold 1 corner to the center. Turn over - you will see the color side. Turn over. Take your time with these steps. Turn over.
This lovely Origami Modular Star is very simple to make, and a great activity for the holidays.
Dec 13, 2017 Make a pretty modular origami star designed by Salman Ebrahimi. This modular puffy star is made with 5 sheets of square paper, no cuts or glue required. These are the instructions to fold a beautiful origami star tato designed by Philip Chapman-Bell. This origami tato or coaster has a five point star
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