Origami Instructions: Star Doris (Klaus-Dieter Ennen)
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- Опубліковано 21 сер 2024
- Paper used in this video: 15cm square (6in)
Finished model: diameter of 10.5cm (4.125in)
This video describes how to fold a fantastic origami star designed by Klaus-Dieter Ennen. The star is dedicated to Doris Lauinger, so it's called "Star Doris". I also dedicate this video to Doris, who was an origami friend, and is now a new star in the sky.
Klaus-Dieter kindly gave me permission to make this video accessible to you.
Diagrams were published in "The Biggest Ever Book of Origami Stars" by Klaus-Dieter Ennen. For details, check www.happyfoldin...
Diagrams are also available online on Klaus-Dieter Ennen's website: www.origamist.de/
The direct link to the diagrams is www.origamist.d...
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you have my condolences. this star is a beautiful way of honoring her
Thank you for the demonstration, I am using this model to make a star for the top of my miniature Christmas tree. My youngest brother passed away last year from DIPG, and he was 11. We would sometimes fold origami together and he was very talented. I miss him a lot and wish he could still be here today to fold this one with me. But I know he is better off where he is now.
I'm glad to hear this fold helped you remembering your brother fondly.
A lovely star and a wonderful way to honor your friend. Thank you for the great video and clear instructions!
I'm glad to hear you liked the video! Yes, I'm glad I could honor her in this way.
Spectacular I've made it using 10x10 cm and now I'm challenging myself to try the smallest version 5x5
Thanks for sharing
I love this pattern! Wonderful outcome, but more importantly: fun to fold!
Lovely star. Turned it around and made 4 sink fold gave me a bigger star - the sun :o). Thanks.
Such beautiful instructions on such a beautiful model!! Thank you, Sara. You are the one that first got me interested in folding and now I have about a hundred of my own models that I am very proud of.
Hum, strange. In which step does it rip? I've folded the model from kami (60gsm), tissue foil (as sold in origami-shop, 50gsm), and from slightly heavier Kraft (not sure about the weight, perhaps 75gsm?). All worked fine.
Great model and it's quite fun to see the star forming.
I'm glad you like it!
Yes, I'm happy, too! I meant to make a short vlog, too, to update you guys, but in the end I didn't have enough time, even though Felix could have been in the video. Well, at least video instructions worked out. :)
Thank you. Your voice is so calming. I enjoyed making this star
I'm glad you liked it!
Wirklich super!!!
1A erklärt und gut gezeigt. Ich konnte den Stern gut nachbasteln. Natürlich ist der Erste nicht ganz so schön geworden aber der Dritte ist mir sehr gut gelungen. Dank des Videos und der Erklärung.
Weiter so, ichbin begeistert.
My first attempt was not nearly as neat and tidy as yours but am hoping with a little practice I can polish this model up a bit. Great tutorial! Thank you, Sarah!
I'm enjoying your videos and my first origami creations - you have a clear and peaceful voice - very pleasant to listen to.
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@Arlo Nathan Yup, been using kaldrostream for years myself :D
@Arlo Nathan Yup, been using kaldrostream for years myself =)
a terrific star, I was surprised it only tales one piece of paper, lots of fun to fold ... thanks for sharing
I'm glad you like it!
Its beautiful, I can't wait until I have the extra time later to attempt to fold it!
I love this model! I’ve always enjoyed models that require multiple squash folds simultaneously. Thank you for making this :)
Realmente é Linda essa estrela. Que Bom ! que vc voltou.
#myfirst I remember looking for a origami star to make for Christmas. I'm glad I found your channel because I've learned so much. Thanks for sharing!
You're welcome. :)
Wunderschönes Modell, dass sich auch gut für einen Origami-Quilt eignet. :)
vielen Dank für das Video!
I also closed sunk the corners of the square in the back to get a uniform octagon and star. The flaps in the front more easily popped up, but its a fun challenge.
Thank you so much for this tutorial :> Beautiful star, looks very beautiful with backlighting, too.
Thank you, Sara!
Can I just say, your voice is so lovely!
Thanks. :)
thanks for your precious time :-)
❤
Cool! Nice that you could you get a video in!
Thank you so much! =)
I managed to fold this model from the tutorial!
Thanks.
생각보다도 접기쉽고 재밌네요!
So good and easy!
Nooooooo I folded it from the diagrams before you made the videoooooooo! I used pacon paper and it worked quite well though :)
I like it so much, to bad video wasnt made before Christmas.... :)
Excellent work. Keep 'em comin'.
very neat model. thank you!
Me gustó mucho doblar la estrella gracias I like it
Another great video!
Isn't this the same as Peter Engel's eight-point star that he published in Folding the Universe?
Espetacular !! Parabéns!!
Super kanał super filmiki polecam
its based in the origami sun by peter engel ?
Could you make a video for the difficult steps of the origami sun by peter engel?
long mais facile, super résultat !!! merci
Hello Sara
which sort of papers do you use. I tried tot fold this star which a 53gr paper. It tears ! Thank you very much for your answer kind regards Francis
Actually the sun is just a small variation on an old Enge 8 point star. This star has the same squash many other 8 point stars need to lie flat.
i love this tutorial sarah can u please mach another tutorial like this please! !!!!? !
Did Doris have an origami channel, and if so what was it called?
One has to use the absolute right paper, otherwise the result will be aweful and a lot of work has gone for nothing... So please give a hint what paper you use would be helpful, thanks a lot!
I almost always use standard origami paper (kami) in my videos, as this is widely available. Of course, using speciality paper can bring nicer results (as sometimes seen in the thumbnail or photo at the beginning), but it's not necessary. If I feel like a model can only be folded well from a specific type of paper, I do include it in the videos, but most times that's not the case -- at least in my opinion. I'm sorry to hear you feel otherwise about this design.
What kind of paper are you using as it appears to fold very differently to plain origami paper?
I used Kraft paper that is somewhat thicker than kami. It's actually paper that is no longer in production, someone sent it to me as a gift.
Nice origami star. I made it.
Congrats!
AWESOME I Made It
Nora Nardacchione, me parece muy bueno la estrella.
#myfirst
This lucky star brought me to your channel!
Yes, it's a really nice one. :)
Great job!!! Thanks!!! :-))
*It reminds me of a Ninja Star (Shuriken).*
It reminds me of a sun. :)
hey AdamsSara it so hard, i'm do so much but still not done
i made this with post it but it looks bad
You could try with other paper. :)
nice one :)
nice
cool dude
My moms name is Doris !
это проста класная фигура
impossible for me! i couldnt understand! it was SOOOO confusing!
Felicidades a, me ha gustado mucho, mi problema es el tipo de papel que se utiliza en Origami.
Me puedes ayudar a encontrarlo. Soy de España.
Un saludo af ectuoso.
Sixth
No magic lines for this special paper,,,,,hahaha u dont wanna spoil the paper!,