How to fold the origami handmade constellation?

The folding method of five-pointed star paper is as follows:

Material preparation: paper and scissors.

Operating steps:

1, prepare a square piece of paper first.

2. Fold the right side of the paper to the left and align it with the left edge. Fold the upper left corner to the right and align the upper edge with the right edge. Expand, fold the upper right corner to the left, and align the upper edge with the left edge to form two diagonal lines. Gather the lower right corner to the center of the diagonal. Then fold this corner to the bottom.

3. Fold the right edge to the left edge to align it with the middle edge.

4. Fold the origami model up or down as shown in the figure, and rotate it clockwise by 180 degrees. Cut along the leftmost line.

5. Completely unfold and get a regular pentagonal paper.

6. Fold the lower edge upward so that the two corners of the lower edge are aligned with the two bisectors of the left and right corners. The other five sides are gathered in this way.

7. Follow the existing crease, first fold the left edge to the right, then fold the lower edge upward, and fold the overlapping part into an angle. Other edges are also gathered in this way.

8. After completion, as shown in the figure.

The benefits of origami:

1. Improve concentration: origami requires meticulous and patient operation and a dedicated attitude, which is helpful to improve concentration and attention, especially for teenagers and children, and helps to cultivate their patience and concentration.

2. Relaxation: origami can help people relax and feel happy, help relieve stress and anxiety, and make people feel more relaxed.

3. Improve hands-on ability: origami needs manual operation, which can help people improve their hands-on ability and hand-eye coordination ability, and improve hand flexibility.

4. Improve spatial imagination: origami requires a certain understanding of spatial structure and proportion, which can help people improve their spatial imagination and spatial perception.