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The Friendship Star


Author:  Longhorn Council

This is similar to a snowflake, but more fun because you can color it. You will
need a 8x4 square piece of light to medium weight white paper, a pencil, a small
pair of sharp scissors, and colored markers or crayons.
Fold the piece of paper so that the unfolded comer is at the top, on the left hand
side.
Divide paper into thirds. Fold the first third toward the front and over the center
third. Fold the last third toward the back and over the center third.
Trace the pattern and cut it out. Draw around the pattern (solid lines only) on the
folded paper. Cut out the friendship star, cutting only on the solid lines. Unfold
the star and color it.


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References / Source:
2003 Pirates of the Cirribean
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