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

I discovered oragami paper while looking for a nice paper for mixed media collages. It's perfect for that! Above all, I know this newspaper, some find it too, so I can't comment on it, but for me it's just right. I'm really excited about all the possibilities of these papers in my work. My only criticism is that I expected them to be full and full, just like the photo, but not even close. I had to compare the drawing several times to make sure it really is the same paper as the photo. However…

When I was a kid learning how to make origami stars, I decided to write down 3 things I'm grateful for every day and put them in stars (I highly recommend this habit!). The strips are divided by color and are held together at the top with the plastic glue that some notebooks hold together. So you can basically just rip off one strip at a time while keeping the rest of the pack organized. High quality paper, durable and easy to fold. However, some colors "glow" more naturally than others. For…

Media could not be loaded. As a child I made many of these stars out of paper ribbons. Now my son wants to know how to make it so I bought this cute paper. My son's first origami project, too small for him BUT he made it like in the video. I don't know any other way to do it. My beloved grandmother taught me how to make it when I was little. I didn't know it was the traditional Japanese way or not, but this is Mei's family way of making stars ⭐️ very good memories for me. Good product but after

Glitter doesn't crumble at all so doesn't peel off anywhere which is great! The paper is quite thick, feels like special scrapbooking paper, which means that 1) it's surprisingly strong once finished, but 2) it requires quite a bit of force to press down on the sides, which can hurt your hands, if you need to do a lot in a short amount of time.. Those with arthritis or carpal tunnel may also want to look at thinner paper and this may be too difficult for younger children. The colors are…

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