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  1. Fold the two sticky corners on one towards the center. Press creases with your thumbnail to ensure clean folds, and make sure you’re folding on a flat surface like a table or desk for better accuracy.
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  6. Take another sticky note and put the tip that doesn't pull apart into the slot. Rest the edge against the point where the tips fold apart and line the tip up with the top edge of the other one.[5] If you've done this right, the tip of the first rhombus should stick out from the second, but don't get frustrated if it doesn't. It's a matter of how you have them rotated. Flip one of them over top-to-bottom and go again.
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  8. Holding the whole thing so that the tip points to the outside, continue adding links to it in the same fashion until you have a full circle.[7] The last one can be a bit tricky.
  9. By pushing the sides together, it transforms into the complete shuriken, and by pulling apart again it goes back.
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    How do I make the diamond in the first three steps?
    Keith Zheng
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    You basically just pull on the corners (try the other corners if it doesn’t work).
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    Does it have to be with sticky notes?
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    No, you can cut some paper to the correct size and use glue to imitate the sticky part.
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    Can you provide additional information on the third step?
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    When you have the bottom part towards the top, fold it so it looks like two triangles instead of folding it the other way and getting no triangles.
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This article was co-authored by Robert Homayoon. Robert Homayoon is an Origami Expert known for his engaging YouTube videos and accessible instructions. He has been teaching origami on YouTube since 2009. His channel has a following of over 676,000 subscribers, and his videos have garnered over 211 million views. Robert uses his channel to highlight his passion for teaching people origami, crafts, and how to solve puzzles. He graduated from SUNY Albany in 2007 and earned his D.M.D degree from Temple University Dental School in 2013. This article has been viewed 134,025 times.
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