Review on 🌟 Yeooyoor Origami Stars Papers DIY Paper Kit - 360 Sheets, 18 Colors (Including Glitter Origami Stars) by Morgan Gilmore

The paper is good but the way the paper is packaged makes it very difficult to get the colors you want. As a short answer for those who don't want to read everything, they're good for cheaper paper. My main criticism of this product is how I use it. If you're the type to put all the stars in a color order, then this product is for you. However, if you're like me and want to stack each color individually and finish piece by piece, you're going to run into a pretty frustrating problem. All colors are packed in one strip on the same perfect binding. This means if you keep finishing a section of a certain color that is in the middle of the strip, it will still be collected in one long fan. This makes matters worse because if you take the entire strip out of the box, the missing sections get pretty disorganized. This makes it difficult to put back in the storage wrapper as you run the risk of bending and damaging the paper in the process. Now for those still reading if you are wondering if this guy wrote this long review just to describe a paper? Yes, yes I have. When I make these stars it's often for my family and friends and I often put them in jars and use colors that represent each person. If you haven't done anything like this before, I strongly encourage you to do so and stress that these are "lucky stars". There are many stories about how lucky these stars are, and believe it or not, it can be a great way to brighten someone's day, month or year. I've had many friends who claim that the stars I add somehow bring good luck, and after receiving those stars, they've been a lot luckier. Take my words with a grain of salt but try to spread positivity.