Today was “Remembrance Day”, at 11 am on the 11th of the 11th, 2011 the nation stops to give thanks and praise to the fallen soldiers from all world wars:
This is Frances Ow’s “Star Medal” – a lovely paper decoration (made even lovelier by making it in metallic paper) that I thought was fitting as a tribute to the day and also to distribute to a bunch of WWI ‘Aces’ who meet semi-regularly to play an old school board game with vigor and passion.
The gold medal was awarded to the “ballsy-est” move in the game – a near suicidal strafe on enemy base, the rest of us got bronze. In retrospect I should have folded one in purple, or better still folded a “purple heart” as one of the pilots was severely under the weather. Made from a 2×1 rectangle, based on a hexagon, the collapse is elegant and pleasing, a masterful design.
I originally folded this a while back, holding off until today to publish (so sue me)
please post a step by step instruction or tips on this wonderful piece of art! I’ve been struggling to grasp it…
already available online from the wonderful Francis Ow’s website: https://owrigami.com/show_diagram.php?diagram=star_medal
Hi, could you send/ show me the step by step instruction. or a link, easy to flow!
Thank you foe your assist!
You can find diagrams to fold this here: https://owrigami.com/show_diagram.php?diagram=star_medal