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By starting with a hexagon you can easily form an outer star. I think I'll teach this version of "Star Puff" in the upcoming instructional video.

Paper: hexagon with a side length of approx. 10cm, Pacon paper
Model: hexagon with a side length of approx. 6.2cm, 1.3cm height

This is probably as evil as you can get this cute owl model to look. The red eyes give it a somewhat demonic touch. I found the folding sequence to be pleasing, and like that it can be folded nicely even from small paper. Watch out, though, the model is completely open-backed - as if you'd cut the owl in half lengthwise. Now if that isn't a scary description... but Halloween's coming up, after all!

Paper: 11.75cm square of tissue foil, black/red
Model: 5.6cm high, 4cm wide, 2.25cm deep

Any resemblance to Hello Kitty must be purely coincidental...

Paper: 29.5cm square of tissue foil, pink/white
Model: 10.5cm wide, 6.75cm high