Easy Origami: How to fold a Lucky Star!

There is actually scientific proof that repetitive motions 

create some sort of inner calm.

Either you do cross stitches, do crochet or knitting - 

this kind of monotone motion creates tranquillity.

When life sucks, 

I'm totally stressed out and 

everything is spinning round in light speed around me, 

my "monotone motion"

is LUCKY STARS.

Oh, I've tried Origami - 

but to me it was a bit to difficult, 

I got frustrated instead of calm...

Then I stumbled across the easiest paper folding technique 

that creates the cutest little things 

- Lucky Stars! :D

It's so simple, 

and cute, 

and fun...

All you need are some colourful strips of paper

- you can buy them online (Ebay) or 

print them yourself and cut them out.

There are loads of different fun papers, 

shiny with high gloss 

or thin powdery newspaper-like paper...

But what do you do with all the little stars that you create?

Well, since the point is to relax - 

you can do whatever you want with them!

I collect mine in a glass bottle...

When the bottle is full, I use them as packaging

in gifts to friends :)

Here are some photos and a video how to make Lucky Stars! :D