Online
Wednesday, December 3, 2025
6:30 to 8:30 p.m. ET
Instructor: Syd Webb
Froebel stars are formed from a few repeated folds, turning simple paper strips into an impressive 3d object. Traditionally, a German holiday ornament, they can also be strung together to form a colorful garland for any room. Syd will also teach you how to make a simple origami box, making the perfect all-paper gift!
Tools to Gather:
Scissors
Bookbinding Needle or Similar Needle
Bone Folder
Optional but useful:
Small Hole Punch or Japanese Screw Punch or Small Gromet/Eyelet Setter
Materials:
• Strips of text-weight decorative paper like these:
https://www.etsy.com/search?explicit=1&q=froebel+paper+strips+company&ref=pathways&term=bethlehem_paper_company&use_dev_nova_faqs=0
Recommend 3/4’’ or 5/8’’ size for beginners
*If you cut your own paper strips, they must be very precise and about 26’’ long. Each star takes 4 strips of paper, so cut at least 12 for practice.
• String or linen thread to turn stars into ornaments or garland.
• Decorative text-weight paper or good quality gift wrap for the origami box.
I like: https://riflepaperco.com/products/curio-wrapping-sheet
At least 1 cut 9’’ square and 1 cut 9 ¼’’ square.
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