Tiny paper crafts

Paper is one of the simplest things that anyone can use to create art. Just consider origami or paper-mache—techniques like folding square sheets of paper or slapping wet paper onto a mold can lead to some of the most incredible results.

Learn how to fold these easy origami lucky stars from a single strip of paper. These cute little 3D stars are also known as wishing stars and are supposed to bring you luck. Arrange them in a glass jar and display them on a shelf, give away to a friend or string them together as a garland. A fun a

Easy to make Tiny Paper Flowers are suitable for handmade cards and also can be made into some beautiful DIY wall decor ideas.

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I have been getting many requests for instructions on how to make these cute little paper hearts, so here it is! If you would like to order the paper strips for making the origami hearts, please go to www.KatherinaKrafts.etsy.com. Have fun! 1. Start at one end of the paper strip. Fold the bottom corner up to the top edge to form a triangle. 2. Fold along the edge of the triangle. 3. Continue folding along the triangle until you reach the end of the paper strip. Try to maintain the triangle…

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When you have the triangle at the end, press your fingernail in the middle of the longest side to form a "v" shape before flattening the tops of the heart. You can trim the tops to make them more rounded.

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