How To Make A Large Star Template
3 10 sections of 12 plastic.
How to make a large star template. So my super talented friend jaime from thats my letter ran into a little problem the other day. Instructions 1 open any of the printable files above by clicking the image or the link below the image. Instructions for how to make paper star lanterns. How to make a large christmas star.
Measure one hash mark at 72 degrees and the next at 144 degrees counting counter clockwise. To gain height you can put a 10 feet 30 m 12 metal conduit a foot inside a 10 feet 30 m 34 metal conduit. Flip your protractor start at zero degrees again and make the same measurements in a clockwise direction. For a very large star print sections of the pattern on separate sheets of copy paper cut them out and assemble them on the plywood to draw your pattern.
This article explains how to quickly and cheaply make a christmas star to put the exclamation point on your christmas light display. Consider star shape design templates which you can use as you please. Glue module into a cone shape using the glue tab on the side. Each module looks like this and youll need five all together.
Drill another hole one inch down from the end of the 12 conduit. Not only can you cut out the star shapes and paste on notice boards to make your announcements look different from others but can also use them to add more life to your scrap books and design charts. The center line you drew is step 1 is your zero degree mark. 3 for the first six templates cut out the stars one at a time.
4 for the last two templates fold and cut stars cut out each column. Cut out the star choose the wood 12 inch plywood works well for very large stars larger than 12 inches. She was trying to build this wooden star she had seen on pottery barn from a 12 and couldnt figure out what angles to cut the wood at to get the perfect star. Drill a hole though both pieces of conduit and secure with a cotter pin.
2 print out the file on a4 or letter size paper. Cut out along solid lines and make creases along dashed lines.