Paper Roll Gamer

What is a paper quilled star How to make a star Ways to use a star Just like real life stars Paper quilled stars can be swirly and beautiful like the galaxies in the universe. On the other hand, quilled stars are just as volatile and unpredictable as real stars. If not prepared correctly, stars can end up looking like squares, or arrows, or just blobs. But don't worry; this tutorial will cover the do's and don'ts of paper quilling a star.  Basic process of paper quilling a star 1. With a toothpick, roll up a strip of paper 2. Always expand to make a loose coil, then glue to secure the coil 3. Pinch the top of the coil, then pinch the left side of the coil two times, for a total of 3 points 4. Pinch the right side of the coil two times for a total of 5 points, or a star   Note: Stars are very irregular, and difficult to make consistently. It might take some practice to make them the way you want. For best results, roll strips of paper longer than 11", so the star looks ...

 Supplies Directions Change it up! Paper quill a whole garden of happy Chao! In the Sonic video games, Chao are pet-like creatures that you can raise to become good or evil. Raising good Chao takes a lot of time and effort. Fortunately for you, a paper quilled Chao is much easier to make. Just use some curved teardrops, and you're good to go. What you will need: -Glue -Toothpick -Two 11" white paper strips (for the eyes). -Two 11" dark blue paper strips (or multi-color strips where 70% is dark blue, and 30% is a lighter dark blue. These are for the eyes). -One 22" pink paper strip (for the mouth). -Two 11" pink paper strips (for the wings). -One 22" yellow paper strip (for the yellow circle on top). -Five 11" yellow paper strips (for the yellow parts on the head, arms, and legs). -One 66" light blue paper strip (I used blue computer paper. This is for the head). -One 44" light blue paper strip (for the body). -Four 22" light blue paper s...