If you only make one single paper ornament this year, this could be the one. It is slightly related to
these but assembled in a different way. This one is a little bit crazy and multicolored but manages to be quite Christmasy all the same, at least in my view. It is very easy and fun to make, and only requires that you cut the 20
circular units quite carefully, fold the edges and glue the whole thing
together. This is actually an
icosahedron, but there is absolutely no need to be intimidated by that.
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A bit of advice follows, and really - it takes about fifteen minutes to make this baby.
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An 'icosahedron' is a polyhedron with 20 faces. Now you know. |
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Cut all your round bits - 20 bits to make one bauble. |
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Very gently trace - DON'T CUT - the dotted lines with a knife or the tip of a needle. This will make folding easier! |
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Assemble the first five bits like this. |
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Add the next five ones like this - and the next five in between those. |
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The shape is now bowl-like - now add the last five bits, and perhaps glue in a ribbon when adding the last one. |
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And your patchwork bauble is done. I punched a hole in one of the round flaps for my string. |
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