Origami Wreath and GarlandWhen it comes to origami wreath and garland, the most famous one is probably the Leaf and Berry Wreath by Anita Barbour (below, center). But with a bit of imagination, you can turn any ring into a holiday wreath. John Horigan converted Tom Hull's PHiZZ-unit torus into an incredible wreath (below, right). And if that's not enough for you, consider the wreath with berries made by Bennett Arnstein. It is made of 240 triangular units arranged into 10 truncated octahedra which interlock to form a ring - wow! (below, left; photo by R Gurkewitz).
Garland The classic paper chain can be used as garland. To make a paper chain, simply But if you want to avoid glue, tape and staples, you can string together some Lucky Stars. The lucky stars themselves are folded from strips of paper and do not require glue or tape. You will need string & needle to thread the stars together
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