Every year beginning in early November and through the Christmas Season, visits to this most popular post spike. So it has become a tradition that I re-post my tutorial for folding simple paper strips into delicate three-dimensional stars that many remember from childhood.
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Making Paper German Star Ornaments
German Star Video Tutorials
There is a link below if you want purchase paper strips.
Click this Folded Paper German Star Ornaments Video Tutorial to link to my post with how-to video’s.
Here is another link with German Paper Star Ornaments you might want to check out
After creating your stars you might want to give them a protective coating of wax as was traditionally done in Germany.
Click this link to the post showing How-To Dip Folded Paper German Star Ornaments in Wax Tutorial
If you are giving stars as gifts, you might want to include a card. I created a FREE printable for you with a place for the recipient’s name on the front, a little history about the stars on the inside and storage suggestions on the back. Get your printable by clicking German Folded Paper Stars Gift Card.
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Maggie Ann says
I love your tutorial and made some stars a couple of years ago. Once they are made you can hardly believe you did it ….thanks to your excellent tutorial. =)
Sharon - creativity and family says
Thanks for sharing, they are just beautiful. x
Debbie Huffaker says
Every year I think I'll try this….maybe this year! 😉 They're beautiful. Thanks for the tutorial. Happy weekend.
Ann says
These are so pretty. I remember your video, it was my first visit to your blog. The video was so good and easy to follow too