Wowagoga 840 Sheets Luminous Origami Paper Strip with 4 Patterns Folding Stars Paper Lucky Stars for DIY Handmade Crafts

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I taught upwards of forty people how to fold origami stars. We were doing it to celebrate the solar eclipse.I had about four hundred prefolded, so that any participating toddlers could simply pick out their stars and fill a small jar for a glow in the dark experience.It was insanely popular. We had little baby food jars where we had spray painted the lid's black. And people had a blast folding their own and filling their little jar.I was very impressed with how well the paper glowed.I was a little confused at some of the patterns offered. But once they were all folded up it didn't matter much.

First things first, while bright, the colors in the photos are definitely higher saturation than the product I received. So if you are expecting colors like in the photos, you're not going to get them.Most of the color gets folded into the star, so you have to choose which pattern on the ends you want to see.That being said, I bought these to learn how to make the stars, not because I was being super picky about it for projects.The paper can be tricky to get used to, and the stars come out about the size of a dime when it's all folded up.I am happy with it overall.

I purchased this set of lucky star strips because it was one of the most economical options available and since I have A) never made these before and B) a HUGE amount of them that I need to make, that was a big consideration. I did notice in the other reviews that people mentioned a lack of color saturation, and they were right. The product image is misleading that way but as you can see from the photos they still make beautifully-colored tiny stars. The strips are about a centimeter wide, and the paper is delicate, so be sure you are prepared to be patient with the process. It is not like tissue paper or anything crazy though, so far I have had only one tiny tear that was not even big enough to ruin the star I was working on. A point in favor of delicate paper is that it gives you nice crisp folds. I am giving it 4 stars because I do feel the product picture is misleading, particularly if you aren't the type to read a bunch of reviews before investing. However, that said if I run out I would feel comfortable ordering these again; for me, they are a good value. Mine are going to be displayed on my ceiling. If you are looking to make table centerpieces for example and you want something really vibrant you might want to try a different set.

The paper was definitely thinner than other brands which personally i loved, it made the final stage of star folding very easy. The designs were also very cute and came in many different colors, while the stars didn't glow as bright as i wanted to they still definitely glow and the glow gets stronger if you shine a flashlight at them for a little while

The paper is pretty thin, but it actually makes it easier to fold. I have made dozens of little stars and they’re pretty in regular light, in the dark, or under a black light. Because the paper is so thin it is easier to see the design through multiple layers after the star is folded.

I am not experienced at oragami. I am making these lucky stars to put in tiny jars as my wedding favors. I bought 2 types from 2 sellers. The photo is mixed but the tiny star in the dime is made with this product! I will probably need to buy more. More than happy to!

The paper is very thin, which leads to the sides of your stars (using stars as the example bc theyre what this is advertised as being for) folding in and making it difficult to make the points properly. Also, ordered these bc of the cute heart patterns, got a bunch of goofy looking eiffel tower/paris themed patterns. Bad. Otherwise, the glow effect is really good and you DO get a lot of sheets.