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HOW TO - Fold Mini Paper Stars

Learn how to fold cute paper stars from Zakka Life. You can use the Japanese paper star paper or cut your own strips. Link.

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Posted by: nataliezee on August 22, 2007 at 8:54 AM

haha thanks alice! those strips are freaking cute. i must have missed them in Japantown but now i will seek them out!!

Posted by: futuregirl on August 22, 2007 at 8:04 AM

That is the best typo ever! "... cute your own strips." Lucky stars are the super fun. I've found tons of great lucky star strip papers in every Chinatown (or Japantown) I've ever visited (Vancouver, San Francisco, Philadelphia, Montreal ...) . They are easy to find if you're looking.

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