Introduction: Origami Transforming Star and Frisbee
This is a very cool star and frisbee that transforms. (This is not my work but I just want to make everybody know about it. The first pic is the star and second frisbee.
Step 1: Folding
Either buy origami paper, you can get it at Michaels, or cut eight pieces of square paper, any size. I didn't have any more origami paper, so I unfolded my star, so the folds are already made. Use the video if I didn't explain good enough for you.
FOLDING
1. Fold the top edge of the square paper down towards you. The open ends should be facing you.
Step 2: Folding
Take the top right corner of the horizontally folded square and fold it down to the open edges.
Step 3: Folding
Unfold step 2. No picture is needed.
Step 4: Folding
Hold the paper as shown in the first picture. At the top right corner, start pushing down. You should end up with the second picture. Finish pushing and then crease. It should have two open flaps.
Step 5: Folding
Unfold to a square again. Take the top left and bottom left edges and fold them into the center crease, as if you were making a paper airplane (see picture 2). Lastly, follow the picture notes.
Step 6: Making More
Make seven more of the polygons (step 1-5.) You should end up with eight. Almost finished! Yay!
Step 7: Making the Frisbee/star
Follow the pictures and picture notes. After you have connected the first two, keep joining them in the same way. The last piece is the hardest to get in, but still is easy.
Step 8: Transforming!
To transform, hold two opposite sides and pull gently. (see video).
When in frisbee form, you can throw it, but don't throw it very fast. Also be gentle with it.
51 Comments
Question 3 years ago
im stuck on step 8 can someone please help me?
5 years ago
this is hard
11 years ago on Introduction
to all you people who keep complaining that they fall apart, these are more designed for entertainment rather than practicality in being a weapon.
11 years ago on Step 8
really good. Like it
11 years ago on Introduction
awesome =D
13 years ago on Introduction
This thing comes right apart, there are no means of holding it together!!! What the hell?!?!
Reply 11 years ago on Introduction
I found that as well... •_•
Reply 11 years ago on Introduction
yes actually, there are means to hold it together. you fold the tips in a little bit.
11 years ago on Step 8
i didnt have any origami paper, so i used sketch paper and got fairly good results.
14 years ago on Step 6
what's correct? seven or eight?
Reply 11 years ago on Step 6
eight
12 years ago on Step 7
awesome !!!!
12 years ago on Introduction
BEAST MODE!!!!!(-=
12 years ago on Introduction
i remember learning these and making a ton of these when i was only 6... good times....
12 years ago on Step 7
hooking the pieces is kinda confusing when theres only pictures...
12 years ago on Step 7
This is awsome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:)
12 years ago on Introduction
!!!READ THIS!!!!
don't even bother. its better to make the Origami Chinese Star or the Origami ninja star. this is just a waste of paper. in fact its confusing why did you put this on if its too hard and it flies excactly like a regular origami star.
Reply 12 years ago on Introduction
!!!READ THIS!!!
this is awesome dont read the one above
o and to the maker here da da da da you got 5 stars! set it to c then throw it
12 years ago on Step 7
i don t get step 4
13 years ago on Step 5
how do u get the things in the next step??