Froebel Star Ornaments with Scrapbook Paper

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The video I watched is this one: • Origami Froebel Star (...
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@ClarkBarKid 7 месяцев назад

Thank you a million times over! I tried 3 times to make these this Christmas with 2 different instructors. I failed but couldn't give up, especially when one instructor said 9 years old learned how to make them when she was growing up. Your video was just what I needed. PERFECT instructions. And, you were the only one to tell me how to get 24" long strips when my paper was only 12" !!! Bless you, and here is to a health, prosperous 2024!

@cathierayes4226 Год назад

This is the best tutorial on these stars!! Maymay asked who thought this up. From what I've read, Bavarian carpenters who had long, even, curling strips of paper-thin wood from planing the edges of their boards smooth invented the stars in the 1800s. A German teacher named Froebel popularized it as a craft for children using paper in the 1900s and it spread quickly to the surrounding countries and across the pond to the US. The proportion is 1" by 24", so you can easily make smaller stars at 1/2" by 12". It's very easy to make these out of ribbon, also.

@LisaMoore-gq5ys 5 месяцев назад

I love your red,white and blue one. Thank you for the video.

@brendacan6588 4 года назад

Love that you give the measurements at the beginning, making it easy to make a star while following your tutorial. Thank you for so many great tutorials.

@newscrapper 7 лет назад

I love Christmas and I love that we crafters have Christmas in July! Between your Christmas videos and hallmark movies I'm in heaven!😍🤶🎅🏼

@dariasikorski7217 7 лет назад

Great job of demonstrating how to make the ornament! I am a visual/hands-on learning and your videos are wonderful! Thanks so much for making these videos! God Bless.

@bernadettehoppe 6 лет назад

years ago my mother and aunt made these stars. I always wished I remembered how they made them, I never knew what they were called so I couldn’t look for it on line. I was soooooo excited that I just happened to see it tonight while I was watching Your videos (as I do every night) and now can’t wait to start making them. My mother used some kind of waxed paper and then added glitter to them. I have one but never wanted to take it apart to see how it was made. Thank you for all of your videos and for the wonderful memories you brought back for me tonight.

@tamthaluehrs 7 лет назад

This star is gorgeous and you make so easy to follow!! Can't wait to make a tons of these !!!! Thanks for all you do!

@marymcandrew7667 Год назад

I had a kit from Hearthsong that made them just like yours! It was maybe 20 years ago? So now I'm making some new ones and found this video, but the technique is a little different and they were dipped in wax then sprinkled with glitter. It's cool to see a different method and maybe you'd like to look into that one too. Comes out the same! Thank you for a well explained video.

@sbender3787 4 года назад

This is a very clear tutorial. I make these and have taught classes. I make them as small as 1/16" wide strips for miniature trees and earrings. I like that you used scrapbook paper. I also liked that you used the tweezers. I of course need them for the miniature stars and I see how they are necessary when you are cheating the length with the scrapbook paper. If you have pre cut strips the supplies for many stars will fit easily in a shoebox. I made these during a hospital stay and had the best service you can imagine as nurses and attendants peeked in on me (of course leaving with a prize).

@galenbeers9955 Год назад

Thank you for these directions. They’re so clear. ...tho I must confess I’ve made 4 now and, far from remembering the steps, I still have to follow the helpful step-by-step for each one. I’m making mine from fabric which I’ve first folded to enclose the cut edges. This is. both harder and easier than paper because it’s far more bulky but also far stronger and more workable. I’ve made 2-color ones like yours and 4-color ones as well. They’re going to be gorgeous on my tree.

@donnaennis1752 5 лет назад

I really liked this tutorial. Instructions were very clear and easy to see each step and perfect timing. The video did not drag and you provided great tips to fill the time. Looking forward to more videos. I love paper crafts so this was great. Thank you.

@annausten3039 4 года назад

OMG...this is the star ornament from when I was little...I have been waiting 60 years for these instructions!!!

@debbieeye 7 месяцев назад

you are such a good teacher!!! love this!

@kathleenbaugh5869 7 лет назад

Maymay this tutorial is amazing. I loved folded paper art and I like to teach it to my boys. They like to do craft projects and I think this one could be a good one for any holiday just by changing the paper, charm, and washi tape colors. I'm already looking for something my boys that are still in elementary school, can do for the first day of school to give to their teachers. I appreciate your hard work and the inspiration.

@kathyshubert8111 3 года назад

Thank you Maymay. I've been wanting to make this star for several years now. And now I will!! Merry Christmas!!

@craftsandcards 7 лет назад

Thanks Maymay for the tutorial...My father-in-law was from Denmark and he used to decorate his Christmas tree with these. Maybe I'll try to make one and surprise my husband. This was very easy to follow..thanks so much for sharing...Wanda

@karenwalker1255 Год назад

I am so impressed! I'll make some of these too. They remind me of old world times. When I researched the Froebel star I found out that traditionally they would be dipped into wax and sprinkled with glitter after all of the folding is done. I haven't been following you long but I already know how you feel about glitter. LOL. I may have to try some waxed and unwaxed. Thank you so very much!

@marymcandrew7667 Год назад

I had a kit from Hearthsong that made them just like that! It was maybe 20 years ago? So now I'm making some new ones and found this video, but the technique is a little different! Cool!

@tweetyk474 5 лет назад

You do VERY GOOD at explaining all the steps nice and slow.I never get confused or lost. I understood each step. THANK YOU FOR SHARING. glad i found ur video!!!!!!!! ive been watching so many of them toady and tonight. been writing directions. i dont know which one to start with. i love origimi, just a lil slow at it.

@InzpiredDezignz 5 лет назад

My Grandfather made these at Christmas time. He came to the United States from Germany as a young adult, he learned this from his family. When he was done making the star he would dip them into melted paraffin wax to seal them. So after he passed away (when I was 9 years old) my mother and I really wanted to make these, but my Grandmother couldn't remember how to make them and with the wax on the stars there was no way to take them apart. Thank you so much for this tutorial! My mother will be thrilled that I learned how to make these!

@charsbabushka 7 лет назад

I agree with Page. I prefer this type of video rather than the live. This is a beautiful ornament. Like you, I have often wondered who sits around and figures out all of these oragami folds. I know some of them have been around for many decades. Thank you for the video,

@sandraseif9946 7 лет назад

I made these years and years ago . I used white paper and then I have a little itty bitty crock pot I put paraffin wax in with cinnamon oil and dipped it and then sprinkled micro opal glitter on the wet wax. Beautiful. It is a great idea using scrapbooking paper. I think I will teach my granddaughters how to make these. I love you instruction s they are always so clear to understand.

@clarehughes1543 7 лет назад

Amazing! How many times can I love this? ❤️❤️❤️

@janiceburton7080 4 года назад

I have watched this made for years. You have shown me the secrets to making them. Going to start again tomorrow

@michellebullock2247 7 лет назад

This is beautiful! I'm going to have to work up the courage to try this.

@ellenstein1421 2 года назад

my first try it took me 3 trys, 4th time I got it, I was doing the first step wrong, I really had to look as you did it closely, I've made 2 so far, I love them! thank you.

@lindahopkins9011 2 года назад

Thank you very much. Very clear instruction and i like your finishes at the end. Wonderful improvisation of the threader. Thanks for sharing your talent.

@whilethedogsleeps8195 7 лет назад

I love your videos. Not just the craft, but every time you add a little something extra. Like the "needle" and the "threader". Those are very helpful as I truly have more craft tools than I can keep track of and being able to make the ones I need and also not worry about losing them because I can make more. Thank you for sharing.

@beadylady3721 7 лет назад

I love these May May! Thanks for sharing!

@amandabroad6139 Год назад

This is the best tutorial I have seen for these. Thank you so much for sharing xx

@katherineschmitt6322 6 лет назад

I made these years and years ago when I was in grade school. An older cousin taught me. We just used plain paper and then dipped them in melted parafin and glittered them. I hope to make a few this year.

@patty_valle 2 года назад

Waxing them is a great idea, thanks!

@robind.phillips2129 5 лет назад

I will have to watch this again, and maybe again, and one more time in order to get it right. Thanks for sharing!

@claudianewman1205 3 года назад

This brings back lots of memories for me. My Uncle taught me to make these when I was a child. We used solid colored paper, dipped them in melted paraffin, and sprinkled them with glitter. My 5th grade teacher taught our class to make them also.

@floridakathy5169 7 лет назад

Love it! Thanks for all your GREAT videos!

@vickiepine5566 7 лет назад

So so cute.I love this ornament!

@mrs.mendoza4008 7 лет назад

I love this!! Can't wait to give it a try, thanks Maymay!!!!

@Stampingerms 3 года назад

Very pretty, your instructions were very clear, I made these from a gingham ribbon and they turned out fab!! Thank you very much!.,🌹🤗

@cindik8631 7 лет назад

Thank you for teaching us how to make these ornaments. You make it look so easy, but I know when I try, I will be scratching my head. Lol. You're an excellent teacher.

@gillpercival2812 4 года назад

Love your homemade threader brilliant idea 😄

@teresabourland3379 7 лет назад

Beautiful ornaments, can't wait to make mine.

@vickiemurray388 7 лет назад

Beautiful ornaments!You did a great job explaining how to make this!tyfs.Hugs, Vickie

@MaymayMadeIt 7 лет назад

+Vickie Murray thanks!

@inkyfeet12 11 месяцев назад

31 Aug 23 - needed some new ideas / thanks for sharing!

@dmanstrup 7 лет назад

It's a Danish star. I have made them since I was child. "All" danes can make them. My daughter and I sometimes made competitions, to make the smallest:

@sabrinasoltanis5145 7 лет назад

Dagny Manstrup Too funy. I used to do that too.

@claudettegulley4181 7 лет назад

I Love the Red and Green one they are Beautiful!! I can't wait to make some for my family. Thank you and God Bless ✂️📂🖌🖍✏️📝✒️🖋📝✏️🖍🖌📂✂️😊

@Danielle33384 4 года назад

Thank you so much for showing this!

@julieharris1830 7 лет назад

Maymay you are brilliant in the way you explain how you are making your projects, so clear, and make it look easy, thank you, I could watch you all day long x

@ritamcloughlin7624 7 лет назад

Wow, this was a brilliant tutorial Maymay, I love your needle threader, (necessity is the mother of all invention ) I'm definitely going to make a few of them and keep for when they're needed. Beautiful decoration, I will give it a go, fingers crossed

@qutdoll 7 лет назад

I learned these stars as an intern in a german kindergarten 35y ago! I have made thousands o them with all kind of ribbons and paper. Spray with glue and shimmer all sizes ,down to tweezers, and huge ones that had to be glued together. and after all these years still my favorite thing to make and give away....

@laimasarkiniene4378 Год назад

Beautiful stars!

@lindapittsonberger1874 2 года назад

This is a Scandinavian Star ornament. Love them, sooo cute.

@suzannecooke2055 4 года назад

a friend made my a whopping bag of these from pastel paper. She dipped the finished stay in melted wax/paraffin and sprinkled it with silver glitter while the wax was wet.

@biancatellington85 4 года назад

Suzanne Cooke That is exactly how my German grandma made them.

@sbender3787 4 года назад

My brother made them that way in boy scouts in the early 60s. I am an avid crafter and it took years for me to find the instructions.

@debt.2210 7 лет назад

As always, Maymay you've done it again! I have seen these before also, but I am so glad you did this video. I never seemed to be able to get the right results. You explain things in a way I think I can do it! . I also appreciate your tip on how to make the paper strips longer. Great video, and now is when a lot of people should start looking at what they want to craft for Christmas. Hope things are going well in Texas. Thanks again for another great video!

@anthonyedison2388 2 года назад

you prolly dont care at all but does anyone know of a tool to log back into an Instagram account..? I stupidly forgot my account password. I love any help you can offer me!

@gregoryace2957 2 года назад

@Anthony Edison instablaster :)

@anthonyedison2388 2 года назад

@Gregory Ace Thanks for your reply. I found the site through google and im trying it out now. Seems to take quite some time so I will reply here later with my results.

@anthonyedison2388 2 года назад

@Gregory Ace it worked and I actually got access to my account again. Im so happy! Thanks so much you saved my account !

@gregoryace2957 2 года назад

@Anthony Edison Glad I could help xD

@joysikes3001 7 лет назад

Beautiful !!! Great tutorial !! Have fun in Texas .....Praying for safe travels ! xo

@cheetah063 5 лет назад

Also called Moravian stars. Made these when I was in high school back in the 70s. I have so many of them made with white paper strips

@redleafpinequilter 4 года назад

Your video s the BEST of the many I've watched!

@janicemapleston9474 5 лет назад

These are really nice I love them x

@vickymiller5503 5 лет назад

So cool....live the folding....going g to try this!!! TFS!!!!

@georgiaboydston114 7 лет назад

I love that ornament. I am going to try it

@dmaynardabu 7 лет назад

Love them!!

@ellenreed6299 2 года назад

Thank you for being so easy to understand!

@1stLucySchmidt 7 лет назад

Great instructional video, as are all of yours. I'm going to go hunt up some 12x12 paper now. I'll take the first piece/s I see, even if they are Christmas. I JUST HAVE TO TRY IT!!!!!

@susanspisak65 Год назад

These are very pretty!!! Im Going to give these a try !!!

@gayanedanielyan308 2 года назад

Thanks for sharing 🙏🙏🥰🥰

@debblws1961 7 лет назад

I LOVE LOVE LOVE your videos! I feel like I have a friend talking to me and teaching me! Have a blessed day

@MaymayMadeIt 7 лет назад

+Debbie Lewis thank you Debbie, I honestly feel the same way. People often ask me why I say "we are gonna do something" it's cause in my mind all my crafty friends are in the room with me!

@sheelanair139 5 лет назад

Vertigo films vèrýgòòď is

@SleeplessPage 2 года назад

Such a great demo!

@sabrinasoltanis5145 7 лет назад

I taught a class this month where I used acetate ribbon to make them. The ribbon slides through really easy.

@ElishaBrumley 7 лет назад

Sabrina Soltanis I might have to try it that way. I bet it was really beautiful.

@sabrinasoltanis5145 7 лет назад

Elisha Brumley if you only do one side with points you can use them as gift bows.

@ElishaBrumley 7 лет назад

Sabrina Soltanis that's a great idea. Thank you for that. 😁

@eileenr4006 7 лет назад

These are beautiful ornaments, you make it look so easy! Thanks for sharing.

@mjgmatx 7 лет назад

The make your own threader is genius!

@denisebaker2326 Год назад

Can't just run out and get supplies! Lol you must live where I do in Cleveland, Georgia Merry Christmas!

@Diane17Lynne 7 лет назад

I have always wanted to make these German stars buy my written instructions are very confusing. You demo is excellent. Thanks or taking a complicated star and making it easy. I'm wondering if I could use fabric to make these stars. I'd need to put a stiffener on the back or bind 2 fabrics together using an iron on adhesive. What are your ideas on this?

@sheliaporter6795 2 года назад

These are so cute! ❤

@cindywilshire8700 5 лет назад

Your instructions are awesome

@Stampingerms 4 года назад

Great explanation! Thank you.

@barbaramaroney1561 7 лет назад

I love it :). Just hope i can do it !You have done an excellent job :) Thank you for sharing :)

@reinkeb 7 лет назад

Finally! Fifth time was the charm! I kept messing up on the top triangles at the end. Great instruction... It wasn't you...it was me! I can finally go to bed. #notaquitter

@donnadoverspike9139 7 лет назад

So pretty!

@cherylmeredith2248 7 лет назад

Wow you must have put some time into this one, teaching yourself how to do this and then teaching US how to do it. They both turned out very very cute. Looking forward to seeing you all on Saturday in Arlington. (It's crazy hot here today!)

@MaymayMadeIt 7 лет назад

+cheryl meredith see you Saturday! It is hot here but the air is nice. At home it's so humid. Amanda is really loving the dry air, she says it feels coastal.

@madcrafts 7 лет назад

I watched these being made on carol dovall years ago

@madcrafts 7 лет назад

Sorry Carol Duvall

@patriciahale6575 2 года назад

LOVE THIS~~~~~

@dianngaines5167 7 лет назад

I am loving that threafder.

@kidjayjay2772 3 года назад

This is a lovely project tfs xx

@bettyhall9777 7 лет назад

Love that MayMay, red and green is really pretty. Love how you decorated it. Thank you so much for sharing your ideas , hope your trip goes very well and you have a great time and be safe. Have a great day

@terryjoseph9184 7 лет назад

AWSOME!

@deborahbrooks373 7 лет назад

Awesome love this

@susanforti1606 7 лет назад

You were definitely right. This tutorial could not be done live with interruptions. You did a perfect job explaining the details. Really beautiful! TFS!❤️

@irenemuus9716 Год назад

Excellent.

@paigepappasbednarsky6498 7 лет назад

I prefer your tutorials like this, with no confusion and "ha ha ha" and people's other conversations! this is a very intricate craft so it need you need to concentrate on it but I like it! I really don't care for the live shows not just you other people's as well but especially craft shows and tutorials, better off intimate! I actually preferred your show before you went all big when it was just you and your home on the table!

@MaymayMadeIt 7 лет назад

+Paige Pappas Bednarsky all big time? Lol

@MaymayMadeIt 7 лет назад

+Paige Pappas Bednarsky I want to let you know I agree with some of what your saying. I also want to explain my earlier comment of "big time? Lol". I am very aware that God has blessed me beyond measure. I am in awe everyday that he allowed me to take my passion of teaching and crafting and turn them into a full time living. Everyday when I get in my car with my family to head to work I am thankful. I can't tell you happy it makes me feels to be able to work with my children everyday. To watch them grow and speak with customers. Not to mention the relationships we have built with viewers. I have never been a person that was ever happy with their career. I bounced from job to job, a lot. I did my best in every job I was blessed with but it was never a fulfilling career. I have never considered what we have big time though. We have a little store in the middle of a tiny town and we work so hard to bring content that our viewers want. I actually started the store because of viewers requests. Asking for ways to purchase the products I used. It became increasingly frustrating when I wouldn't be able to find links to products or stores wouldn't carry something I loved anymore. Now with the store we can be the ones bringing in the products I want to play with and making sure we can have them for you guys. I don't miss those days of me at home at my table because behind those videos I was struggling. Financially, emotionally and physically. If you've followed my journey you know that though, I tend to not hide anything! Lol Ok, on to where I agree with you, I too think there needs to be a healthy mix of live vs recorded. I am always tweaking my processes and will take your suggestions to heart. I appreciate you and you allowing me this opportunity to explain how blessed I know I am and how gracious I am to have you guys as viewers. I'd love an opportunity to talk about this subject in a different forum. There is so much to say to that person that, just like me, 5 years ago, was struggling to just make ends meet and be a present parent. First I say all the cliches are true! Lol. Don't give up! Push to live your dream (even if like me you didn't know what the dream was or that it even existed!). Today is the first step in your journey, make it count. It is all correct! Pursue your dreams, and most importantly, with God all things are possible.

@sewlouisa 6 лет назад

As a fellow you tuber doing craft videos I know how hard it is to get one video up a week, and I don’t have 4 boys and a husband. I for one love the fact that maymay’s hard work had paid of and I think we should all be happy for others success. Who cares if she’s “gone big” maymay still does superb videos and she and Vince makes me giggle on the live shows.

@katherineschmitt6322 6 лет назад

Paige Pappas Bednarsky I just discovered MayMay a few months ago. Her videos and instructions are so wonderful and easy to follow. I have watched some of her older videos too and love the content in all of them. I can see the advancements in her recording techniques, sound, content. I love it all!

@priscilaleen 4 года назад

Amazing video

@wendymaddock7705 6 лет назад

You make it look so easy love 💕 love your Chanel xx

@ktdidits 7 лет назад

oh my, I have picked out paper and making one 🤗now

@nyokasmith6611 7 лет назад

Thanks for taking the time to learn and then teach us this craft! Although I probably won't make this one because of the conditions of my hands I enjoyed watching you make it... I love the Christmas in July projects! We need the spirit of Christmas all year round.... I am sure there will be those that don't care for Christmas even in the month of December, BUT they have the option of not watching!!!! That is what the on and off switch is made for!!! Thank you Maymay !!! God bless!!!

@MaymayMadeIt 7 лет назад

+Nyoka Smith thanks dear!

@livingweirdestherc6644 7 лет назад

Really very nice. ❤️

@Cards4Cancer 7 лет назад

I happened to notice that many folks have said they preferred you teaching, being taped. Do you think this could be a possibility, then go to the crafter after show live. Fans can ask any questions about the project then, and you guys can do the across the miles segment or whatever else you have going on for us. I know your prbly having a blast at Crafters Warehouse, but you are truly missed at home.

@juliasatterwhite9835 7 лет назад

Wow! Awesome tutorial! I always wonder things like that! Who came up with this! Thank you for sharing! God bless! Love hugs and prayers! O:-)

@jazzyb7720 3 года назад

Were did you get the score board? I’d love to get one and it will help me so much with my origami!

@lisarotili3609 6 лет назад

Best tutorial ever.

@jorriewimmer4363 3 года назад

Would it be possible to make this out of fabric strips? Maybe use some fusion backing to stiffen the strips? Just wondering. Or maybe some satin ribbon?