Origami "Spiky Star" by David Brill (Part 2 of 2)

Paper size used in the video:
initially: 24 sheets of size 52.5mm by 74.5mm
finished model: 13 cm diameter

This video demonstrates how to fold the origami model "Spiky Star" that David Brill designed. Dave kindly gave me permission to make this video accessible to you.

Diagrams can be found in the book "Brilliant Origami" by David Brill. Please also visit Dave's website http://www.brilliantorigami.com

More origami: http://www.happyfolding.com

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[Valeryless]

can i make this one with 30 pices??

[AdamsSara]

I've never tried, but probably you can make one with 30 modules.

[icyfreeze209CP]

but will it be the right size because the one you used in the making looked like the same size as printing paper

[AdamsSara]

That depends on which country you live in. In the US and Canada you use letter sized paper, and that won't work. If you live just about anywhere else printing paper will be A-sized and will work.

[icyfreeze209CP]

can you use printing paper?

[AdamsSara]

Printing paper will work well - as long as it's A-sized.

[saakuuraa]

thank you sara!! I just completed my star for chrsitmas tomorrow :-D

[RasyidNaufal]

what's the different with modules and pieces?

[spazder]

Brilliant ! I am all thumbs when it comes to such things.

[Origamiboy123]

good origami well done

[acidtoucan]

easy, but VERY time consuming

[ilikepie11891]

thanks for the clear video

[icyfreeze209CP]

ok thanks