I adore everything about this! The stars, the simplicity, and the creator. I love her voice! And her accent endearing because her English is impeccable. Warmest wishes to her and thanks for sharing!
I wish everyone on UA-cam made their diy videos like you do; clear, concise & right to the "point" (no pun intended) lol This has to be the easiest Tutorial for making-(In my case... an abundance of Christmas ornaments!) Especially bc its inexpensive, beautiful and thanks to you easy to make!
My mother had taught me how to make these when I was a little girl back in the 60s-70s, I had forgotten the fold ... THANK YOU SO MUCH -- no only for the tutorial but for reminding me of a precious memory
my daughter is nine years old and she watched your video and just like that she was able to make them in one minute just like you. You have such a nice talent and thank you for sharing it with us!😜
I don't think making something beautiful needs to be rushed. It's not a race. Take you time everyone, enjoy this beautiful craft and one that was so beautifully demonstrated in this video!
What I love about her is she emphasizes how its ok to not get it perfect the first time. there is a learning curve. This is a great example of the difference between Americans and those from the some of the Happiest countries in the world! Other cultures accept that life docent have to be perfect to be happy!! Keep Creating !!
Betsy Ross, who made the first American flag, impressed George Washington by cutting a star with one cut. She must have done this. These are so beautiful and I am going to make some. Thank you so much!!!! Lovely!
I encountered that story along with a very similar folding/cutting tutorial in a children's book when I worked at a library, so you're not the only one to have made that possible connection! 😀⭐
I successfully made these once over a decade ago from a children's book, but it was very difficult to understand and I could never find a clear tutorial for it after that. I'm so thankful to have found your version of it, which seems MUCH easier than the way I muddled through before. Maybe it was the same technique, but your added tips and pointing out the different mini triangles made it so much easier to know what needed to go where! My Christmas decorations were destroyed last year, so I'm very thankful to see some DIY options like this. Thank you and Merry Christmas! ✨⭐🎄⭐✨
You are wonderful at teaching and so far the best teacher. Very clear and perfect instructions and so genuine. God Bless you for your valuable contribution to all to learn. Thank you God Bless You.
I love to do crafts during Christmas time with my grandchildren. It is priceless because they will don't with her children and it will bring great memories
That is FANTASTIC!!! Thank you for sharing this!!! I’m going to make 12” paper stars this way, punch holes in them, put two back to back and seam them with silver plumbers tape so I can use battery powered lighting and use them as Christmas ornaments hanging in my hallway. Thank you for the inspiration! ~Sheeara, Alaska
Love how she actually showed us how to do it in a min so itwasnt just a click bait title. I love diy like this. i will make these got some beads etc that i can use to decorate
Hmmm. I think I see these lovely little stars in my future, made with paper that has been painted with a coat of glow in the dark acrylic paint and stuck to the bedroom ceiling! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you! I am sharing this with my daughter so she can teach my grandchildren how to make them. I live far away, or I would teach them myself. Merry Christmas!
Beautiful, and very clearly explained. I shall enjoy making some of these charming decorations with my grandchildren next month. Thank you. Edit: I have made these stars now. I bought some beautiful Art Deco inspired foil paper from an art shop. The first star came out a little odd with 3 long points and 2 short but I actually managed to refill and recut to correct it. The third star I didn’t need to watch the video by and my fourth star I did with no instructions at all and altered the cutting angle to get a very different but equally as lovely star. Easy and fun. Thank you.
The ending result after decorated is simply beautiful. Thank you for your simple tutorial. Very easy to understand!!! Thank you. What beautiful gifts these would make. Especially the tiny ones!!!
Oh thank you! I followed along to learn with a post it note! It was within reach and it worked! I must confess though, I hit pause after the cut and didn't see yet which half you would work to make a star. I began to unfold my little masterpiece and I chuckled...I chose the wrong half! I opened the half with the star MISSING. Cracked me up when I realize the teeny little triangle I nearly discarded was what you intended me to work. Well, I did and it is a beautiful little 3 dimensional star! : ) And yes one of my points has the sticky part from the post it, but it was the perfect ratio measurement to learn with! Encourage any one else to try it too! Thanks Auermedia!
In my school (in Brazil) my class is making (?) a Secret Santa, but I’m really shy (and broke lol) so I never participate. However, my amazing friends are making a Secret Santa of our own, but with friendly notes and drawing or handmade things like these (anything you can do to give to someone else) and I’m supposed to give one different thing to my friend everyday until our final exams start and these are perfect! Easy to make, cheap and so pretty! Thank you for sharing this tip with us ❤️❤️ Much love from Brazil 🇧🇷❤️
Voce deve fazer uma strella poquinha mais grande cada dia! Pra que a sua amiga pode por tudas as stellas encima da outra pra fazer um monte da strellas!!! (I hope that made sense, gosto de praticar o portugues tao bonito! And in English we say "doing Secret Santa" ;) )
Thank you! Very clever and beautiful project! The possibilities are endless! Gift tags, package decorations, Christmas decorations, wall decorations... just endless!
Wow! This is the best star tutorial on UA-cam! Even though this video was posted over a year ago, it's timeless! I've decided to decorate my small Christmas tree with only handmade ornaments and while I have plenty of pretty designs already, these stars are the perfect addition for my tree. Thank you so so much for posting this tutorial! I also enjoyed listening to you! Happy Holidays to you!
Yay!❣️🤗 Thank you for this super easy toturial. I will be showing the little ones, and the not so little ones, 92 years to be exact. We will try to do the one minute challenge. This will be so much fun, and the best part is that we don't have to buy special materials. Yay indeed!
I watched this last year and made one star. I wanted to make more this year but forgot how to do it. Thank you for this. I’ll get busy now and teach my granddaughter how to do it. She’ll be all over adding bling. I dream of a tree with nothing but paper ornaments.
Thank you for this video, I tried to find a star ornament for my tree but all the stores were all sold out, I made two of these using shiny gift wrap, taped them together and stuck it on top of my tree and it looks really nice with the rest of the decorations!
There were people who didn't like this video? Seriously? The video was great! I plan to make a bunch of these for decorations this year to add to my Advent deco. :)
I absolutely LOVE this! Can't wait to get to be with my grandkids & share this with them. We are definitely goung to add stars to our Christmas tree this year! Thank you so much for sharing this tutorial💖
I need to make gumpaste stars for a cake and I think this will make a wonderful shape to use for it to form it on and allow it to dry so it will be dimensional when finished.
I'm always looking for Christmas decorations to do with my grandchildren and I think this is one even the little ones might be able to do. Thank you so much!
So simple! Years ago, I saw a video with someone making this type of star and then using German spangle to make them sparkly. I had forgotten about that until today. Thank you! 😄
I love these! 😍 Great job with the video too. I appreciate that you get right to it, rather than talk about nonsense for several minutes beforehand. Your directions were very clear and easy to follow. You showed a variety of different examples. And the video was quick and fun to watch. Thank you. 👏🏻 5 star rating! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Hahaha. No pun intended. I am hitting the subscribe button now. 🤩
I adore everything about this! The stars, the simplicity, and the creator. I love her voice! And her accent endearing because her English is impeccable. Warmest wishes to her and thanks for sharing!
Agree! I loved watching this ⭐🌟💖
Reminds me of the movie “ I Remember Mama.”
I don`t think I have ever seen a tutorial video with so many Likes.
Fascinating!⭐⭐⭐
Thank you for sharing.❤
Thank you so much for this tutorial on these paper stars, I am looking forward to making some for Christmas, and some for patriotic holidays.
I wish everyone on UA-cam made their diy videos like you do; clear, concise & right to the "point" (no pun intended) lol This has to be the easiest Tutorial for making-(In my case... an abundance of Christmas ornaments!) Especially bc its inexpensive, beautiful and thanks to you easy to make!
My dear, your stars are gorgeous. Thank you for sharing with us. Sherie Rodrigues from Australia.
WOW!!!!!This is sooooo useful!! This Christmas, I'm calling 20 teachers n this would be such a lovely Idea!!! God bless you!!!
Can I just say that you are an amazing teacher. Compassionate and clear. The two qualities that matter most.
Lovely video by an engaging presenter. Really easy star. Thanks!!
My mother had taught me how to make these when I was a little girl back in the 60s-70s, I had forgotten the fold ... THANK YOU SO MUCH -- no only for the tutorial but for reminding me of a precious memory
Yes, it's sometimes wonderful to go back to childhood memories! :)
Omg 60s-70s How was it then?!
@@aiswarya1302 Groovy!
My mom made these too! I'm so happy to learn it again
Love a lady who keeps her promise - well done! I will take my time 😉
My first one-piece paper star! Thanks so much! 😊
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I like that these can be stored flat! That’s a real advantage for seasonal decorations!
my daughter is nine years old and she watched your video and just like that she was able to make them in one minute just like you. You have such a nice talent and thank you for sharing it with us!😜
Good
Im nine years old too and still working on it andtakes me 2 mins now
@@londynlomayestewa8910 Keep going💪 you got this!
Londyn Lomayestewa Wow! That’s great 😁 I’m 11, and I love making these things
Caroline Keane I agree! But...can’t u just cut a star then do the folding...hate to break it to ya
I don't think making something beautiful needs to be rushed. It's not a race. Take you time everyone, enjoy this beautiful craft and one that was so beautifully demonstrated in this video!
What I love about her is she emphasizes how its ok to not get it perfect the first time. there is a learning curve. This is a great example of the difference between Americans and those from the some of the Happiest countries in the world! Other cultures accept that life docent have to be perfect to be happy!!
Keep Creating !!
Ummm I am American and I do accept that life Doesn’t have to be perfect.
Great clear description & demonstration. Lovely send result. Thank you.
Betsy Ross, who made the first American flag, impressed George Washington by cutting a star with one cut. She must have done this. These are so beautiful and I am going to make some. Thank you so much!!!! Lovely!
as the legend goes at least
@@kameronpeterson3601 Right.
I encountered that story along with a very similar folding/cutting tutorial in a children's book when I worked at a library, so you're not the only one to have made that possible connection! 😀⭐
I successfully made these once over a decade ago from a children's book, but it was very difficult to understand and I could never find a clear tutorial for it after that. I'm so thankful to have found your version of it, which seems MUCH easier than the way I muddled through before. Maybe it was the same technique, but your added tips and pointing out the different mini triangles made it so much easier to know what needed to go where! My Christmas decorations were destroyed last year, so I'm very thankful to see some DIY options like this. Thank you and Merry Christmas! ✨⭐🎄⭐✨
@@mungbean345 Merry Christmas!
Thank you and I made it and it worked. And I loved it thanks 😊
You are wonderful at teaching and so far the best teacher. Very clear and perfect instructions and so genuine. God Bless you for your valuable contribution to all to learn. Thank you God Bless You.
Even better than 5 minute crafts! Thank you for showing us how to do this with clear instructions!
That was what I was just thinking
I love to do crafts during Christmas time with my grandchildren. It is priceless because they will don't with her children and it will bring great memories
Greetings from Canada! I will be making them for Christmas. Watching Hallmark movies, tea, and crafting paper! Thank you for video!
How easy, beautiful and wonderful! Thank you!
That is FANTASTIC!!! Thank you for sharing this!!! I’m going to make 12” paper stars this way, punch holes in them, put two back to back and seam them with silver plumbers tape so I can use battery powered lighting and use them as Christmas ornaments hanging in my hallway. Thank you for the inspiration! ~Sheeara, Alaska
Terrific video with everything explained very well. The stars are beautiful and can be decorated to make them beautiful. Thank you for sharing. 🇨🇦
I made your stars and hung them on my Christmas tree. They are beautiful! Thanks!😊
Omg this is delightfully fun- thank you! Yay, I’ll have creative 🎄🌟🎉 holiday decor and can share the fun with kids and friends!
Very helpful tutorial.
Now I finally understand this process.
Thank you.
Wow! Made it in first attempt as the video. Good explanation. Made for my daughters nursery Xmas competition
I’m obsessed! I adore these stars! The options and possibilities are endless!
Love how she actually showed us how to do it in a min so itwasnt just a click bait title. I love diy like this. i will make these got some beads etc that i can use to decorate
Hmmm. I think I see these lovely little stars in my future, made with paper that has been painted with a coat of glow in the dark acrylic paint and stuck to the bedroom ceiling! Thanks for sharing.
Glowing stars would be wonderful!
Thank you! I am sharing this with my daughter so she can teach my grandchildren how to make them. I live far away, or I would teach them myself.
Merry Christmas!
It was hard to do but I like it so much THANK YOU !!!
Beautiful, and very clearly explained. I shall enjoy making some of these charming decorations with my grandchildren next month. Thank you.
Edit: I have made these stars now. I bought some beautiful Art Deco inspired foil paper from an art shop. The first star came out a little odd with 3 long points and 2 short but I actually managed to refill and recut to correct it.
The third star I didn’t need to watch the video by and my fourth star I did with no instructions at all and altered the cutting angle to get a very different but equally as lovely star.
Easy and fun. Thank you.
I Love these stars. So easy and with glitter paper.. They come out beautifully.
The ending result after decorated is simply beautiful. Thank you for your simple tutorial. Very easy to understand!!! Thank you. What beautiful gifts these would make. Especially the tiny ones!!!
These are going to make wonderful gifts for all my 4-H kids and my little preschool music class. Thank you for such a clear tutorial.
Oh thank you! I followed along to learn with a post it note! It was within reach and it worked! I must confess though, I hit pause after the cut and didn't see yet which half you would work to make a star. I began to unfold my little masterpiece and I chuckled...I chose the wrong half! I opened the half with the star MISSING. Cracked me up when I realize the teeny little triangle I nearly discarded was what you intended me to work. Well, I did and it is a beautiful little 3 dimensional star! : ) And yes one of my points has the sticky part from the post it, but it was the perfect ratio measurement to learn with! Encourage any one else to try it too! Thanks Auermedia!
Thank you! I can imagine that tiny little star with a sticky point 😁 Glad to hear you finally made it! 👍
@@auermediaartscrafts : ) There is going to be many late night starry starry nights in my future because of you! ; ) Can't wait!
Whata great idea tho! Then you can stick the stars up!
Snap I was like no I've cut up my star......silly wally the star is the but that flew away off screen lol
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Thank you for sharing this craft. It is the perfect answer to the finishing touch I needed for the Nativity scene on the mantle above my fireplace.
In my school (in Brazil) my class is making (?) a Secret Santa, but I’m really shy (and broke lol) so I never participate. However, my amazing friends are making a Secret Santa of our own, but with friendly notes and drawing or handmade things like these (anything you can do to give to someone else) and I’m supposed to give one different thing to my friend everyday until our final exams start and these are perfect! Easy to make, cheap and so pretty! Thank you for sharing this tip with us ❤️❤️
Much love from Brazil 🇧🇷❤️
Thank you so much!
Julia Calvet home made things made by you are so special! Good for you!
That is a good idea!! Inexpensive and handmade!
That is a beautiful idea!
Voce deve fazer uma strella poquinha mais grande cada dia! Pra que a sua amiga pode por tudas as stellas encima da outra pra fazer um monte da strellas!!! (I hope that made sense, gosto de praticar o portugues tao bonito! And in English we say "doing Secret Santa" ;) )
I love this, such a clear tutorial! I've decorated my front window with Amazon paper! Thank you!
I love your your beautiful accent too. These stars are gorgeous, especially the pale blue one, stunning. Thank you. 💖
Thanks so much for your great tutorial! I love these, especially that you can store them away for the following year by stacking them. Perfect. ❤🎉
Thank you! Very clever and beautiful project! The possibilities are endless! Gift tags, package decorations, Christmas decorations, wall decorations... just endless!
Thank you for this: Clear, easy-to-follow directions; Very pretty Stars⭐⭐Creative examples of various ways to decorate the Stars!
Wow! This is the best star tutorial on UA-cam! Even though this video was posted over a year ago, it's timeless! I've decided to decorate my small Christmas tree with only handmade ornaments and while I have plenty of pretty designs already, these stars are the perfect addition for my tree. Thank you so so much for posting this tutorial! I also enjoyed listening to you! Happy Holidays to you!
Cassie's Creations, Thank you so much! Happy Holidays to you too! 💕
@@auermediaartscrafts this would be a great way to use the front part of old Christmas cards!
I love the accent more than the star. You are your own star. 🤩🤗🥰
Yay!❣️🤗 Thank you for this super easy toturial. I will be showing the little ones, and the not so little ones, 92 years to be exact. We will try to do the one minute challenge. This will be so much fun, and the best part is that we don't have to buy special materials. Yay indeed!
Yes, it's fun activity. I hope they like it! 😊💕
I'm enjoying your lovely voice. I'm glad I know how to do these, just in time for Christmas. Thank you!
Hello... such a creativity... I tried it and succeed to make star by following your instructions... thankyou... loved the star
My teacher gave us a assignment to make her a homemade ornament,
these are absolutely adorable and easy! Thank you 😊
Oh my, these are wonderful. Thank you for sharing. I am definitely going to try my hand at these.
I love it!!! It's cheap, it's easy and beautuful! I'll made some stars to decorate my room
This is by far the best tutorial of paperstars I´ve ever seen! Thank you!
Very nice tutorial.
I watched this last year and made one star. I wanted to make more this year but forgot how to do it. Thank you for this. I’ll get busy now and teach my granddaughter how to do it. She’ll be all over adding bling. I dream of a tree with nothing but paper ornaments.
Thank you for this video, I tried to find a star ornament for my tree but all the stores were all sold out, I made two of these using shiny gift wrap, taped them together and stuck it on top of my tree and it looks really nice with the rest of the decorations!
Nice stars! I have been good ng Danish stars for years but these are more subtle and softer, I think.
Loved the tutorial, & the accent! Very precise & easy to follow. Thank you
Aww, thank you so much for sharing these stars.I love them and I think the grandkids would have fun learning or decorating these
Your star is the easiest way I have ever seen. I just subscribed and turned on notifications. I'm in Lutz ,Florida. Thanks for sharing
My sister lives there.
@@terrinelson855 j
The colors and textures you chose are so pretty!
Love the accent and tonal quality to your voice. I could listen to you talk for hours
Thank you so much for sharing this video, I'm going to make a star ornament for my Christmas decoration.
You are very talented and explain very well. Good teacher!
There were people who didn't like this video? Seriously? The video was great! I plan to make a bunch of these for decorations this year to add to my Advent deco. :)
Thank you for this video lesson of how to make these delightful stars !
Perfect stars, instruction, and inspiration!⭐
Great video! Clear, concise! Thank you!
So beautiful and so easy! There are some many ideas on how to decorate themas well !Thankyoufor the tutorial. Michelle
I absolutely LOVE this! Can't wait to get to be with my grandkids & share this with them. We are definitely goung to add stars to our Christmas tree this year! Thank you so much for sharing this tutorial💖
I liked how you proved it was really 1 minute. Definitely not click bate and really pretty Project.
Hi, Your Christmas Ornaments are so Beautiful, Beautiful video, thanks for sharing!
I need to make gumpaste stars for a cake and I think this will make a wonderful shape to use for it to form it on and allow it to dry so it will be dimensional when finished.
You showing how you made it in a minute is simply honest and admirable. 💕
Very nice. I am hooked! I see wreaths made of stars. Thank you.
Such easy to follow instructions! Thank you. Perfect stars every time. 💕
I love your accent too! Thanks for sharing. Great job!!
Thank you! I love these five point stars! Nice job!
I loved the flowered/ribbon laced one. Pretty cool, who knew???? Thanks for sharing this video.
I'm always looking for Christmas decorations to do with my grandchildren and I think this is one even the little ones might be able to do. Thank you so much!
So beautiful! Thank you for sharing!
Love your accent too! Thanks for the video! I'm gonna try!
My 9 yr old son is so excited to make one perfect star just watching this video. Thanks a lot. You are a great teacher!
Thank you for taking the time to create your beautiful stars and a highly effective tutorial!! God Bless 💜
Your voice is very soothing! This is great thank you!
Jennifer Saturn with an O, Thank you so much 💕
So simple! Years ago, I saw a video with someone making this type of star and then using German spangle to make them sparkly. I had forgotten about that until today. Thank you! 😄
Wonderful video, and I love your voice. Sound like Ingrid Bergman. Very soothing. ❤️
Just made my first one and I'm so pleased! You are a wonderful teacher, thank you x
Kiskaloo Thank you, I'm glad to hear that! 😊
From Pittsburgh.......LOVE your stars! Great Christmas present tag and sooo much more!
These are just so pretty!! I am already imagining things I can do with them.
Thanks for teaching me how to make such a beautiful star⭐
I love these! 😍 Great job with the video too. I appreciate that you get right to it, rather than talk about nonsense for several minutes beforehand. Your directions were very clear and easy to follow. You showed a variety of different examples. And the video was quick and fun to watch. Thank you. 👏🏻 5 star rating! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Hahaha. No pun intended. I am hitting the subscribe button now. 🤩
Wonderful. Thank you, I have always wanted to learn how to make these.
I used to make these as a kid and I had forgotten how! Bless you for posting this!
Cool, I luv paper projects, thanks for sharing, great for holidays, u can do so much with those beautiful stars. . .Awesome share
These are so lovely! Thank you for such an informative & beautifully done tutorial.
What a wonderful beautiful ornament project to do with the children😊🎄🎄🎄🎄
Very good tutorial! You are a great instructor! Can't wait to try this.
You created such pretty stars and your accent adds the twinkle to it! :)
mxmillia Thank you!