Ninja Star Because the 6 triangles fit into the whole. Some of the other Ninja Stars require you to make “mirror versions” of the same fold, which I believe can be confusing for kids! So this is definitely the Easiest Paper Ninja Star pattern…. in blue are the same size and shape as the one outlined in red, meaning they're all congruent. The key about THIS Easy Origami Ninja Star, is that you make the same pattern four times EXACTLY and in my opinion there is only ONE slightly trickier fold. I researched them all and picked the one that I felt was the easiest for kids to master. You will need 2 pieces of square paper, preferably printer paper or construction paper, but you can use any type of paper you like. By following the videos: fold 2 of the corners. Fold it in half like a rectangle and unfold. There are lots of Origami Ninja Star patterns out there. Instructions: Take a sheet and fold it in half like a triangle. This ninja star required FOUR sheets of Square paper, we did ours in 2 colours and cut down one A4 sheet of paper to create two squares in each colour. I invited Adam from Pinkoddy to make these with me at the YouTube Space London and I think he did a fabulous job! We have LOTS of fabulously Easy Origami for Beginners, I would say these are for either older kids or slightly the next level up! They are still easy, but there is ONE tricky bit… so maybe a little adult support is required. Fold the triangle ends down and tuck them into the other. Fold the final folds opposite direction of the first one. Take the top of the ends and fold them down into a triangle. Right? So this Origami Ninja Star or Origami Shuriken as it is also known, is a fantastic Paper Craft for kids getting to grips with Origami Basics. Fold the side down at a 45 angle from the center line. Folding ninja stars with paper is an easy and fun project that can be used as a decoration or craft piece when completed. Using the Japanese art of paper folding, origami, you can make a replica ninja star from paper. Well, when it comes to crafts, I rather have TOO many crafts to share with you, than to few. Originally, metal ninja stars, or Shuriken, were used as throwing weapons in Japanese variations of martial arts. then turned them into Ninja Star Fidget spinners (which went down a treat!!! Yay!) but never managed to share them with you “separately”… there is a slight disconnect between what we are making over on YouTube and sharing in on Red Ted Art! There is just SO MUCH to do and share. Go to Next page to continue with the origami transforming ninja star instructions.We actually made these easy Paper Ninja Stars back in April (whoopsy)…. Step 8: Fold the upper half to the lower half while inverting the right crease to the center. Check out the origami ninja stars made by our readers Dont they look great origami-ninja-star-made-by-reader. Step 7: Fold the bottom left corner to the center. Step 6: Fold the upper left corner to the center, but don't fold pass the center divider. Step 5: Poke the center with your finger so that it pops in. This is a great craft idea for Thanksgiving. Step 4: Fold the top half backwards, then unfold. Segue from Thanksgiving to Christmas seamlessly when you make the Origami Ninja Star Thankful Ornament Crafts. Step 3: Fold in half diagonally the other way, then unfold.

Step 2: With one of the four squares, fold it in half by folding the upper left corner to the bottom right corner, then unfold. Then fold the paper in half two times and cut the paper into four squares. Step 1: Start with a square piece of origami paper, but if you only have regular 8.5x11 paper, follow these instructions to make a square sheet. Check out the origami ninja star when you're done with this one.

You're going to need two pieces of square paper. Just follow the instructions carefully and you'll be able to make one. I know it looks hard to make, but this transforming origami ninja star is actually quite easy. Oh yeah, it's dangerous because the points are very sharp, so watch where you throw it. This makes the shuriken a very dangerous under cover weapon. What makes this shuriken so special is that it can also transform into some sort of round blade or frisbee. This 8 point ninja star (or 8 sided ninja star) is one of the coolest origami you'll ever learn to fold. Follow the instructions below to make this Origami Transforming Ninja Star

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