Jong Ie NaraOrigami Folding Star Pastel Star : 8 Colors 120 Sheets

Yes, they are thin. Yes, they are short. I would say you'd need to be nimble and have dexterous fingers to "easily" manipulate the paper. I've had longer and thicker papers for stars but I still love these the best 20+ years. I used to buy them when I lived in South Korea.

It's more than likely my fault for not properly measuring out beforehand just how thin these papers would be, but dang are they tiny! I used a Kirkland water bottle cap as size reference for one of the stars I was able to produce using this paper. It's very thin, like, see-through thin. Not a bad thing at all. However, if you were planning on writing a wish down or something before you shaped it into a star, you gotta be prepared to write tiny. Although this paper isn't the highest quality, the colors are vibrant and cute and it curls very well. For its price (about $3 USD), I'd say it's well worth getting if you're okay with tiny stars! 🌟🌟

I was worried when I saw the review that these strips were too short but I’m happy to report that it’s not the case at all. In fact, if they were longer, the stars would be too thick to pinch down the edges. I have folded stars on and off in my life and these are the narrowest strips I have ever worked with so these make tiny tiny stars! Love the translucent pastel colors.

Strips were way too short to fold properly, leading to collapsing and not stars.

It's like velum and makes very small stars. It's not as many as other packs of star paper but the quality is far superior, I was looking for some similar to what I'd gotten in a stationary shop before and this was it. The package is very cute too.

These are miniature papers. The ones I have gotten in the past were much bigger than these. They are very hard to fold.

I loved these, really wished there were more. I finished them all in one whole day :D

These are nice quality and very pastel! However, the paper is quite small and thin. I struggled making these into paper stars, but I'm sure they'll work for someone else. If you are a paper star making beginner, I'd opt for something longer, wider, and thicker in paper quality. In the photo I took you can see how small these are compared to your average sized piece of paper star strips!