Lucky Star Tessellation
Model
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Folding instructions: Lucky Star Tessellation, Lucky Star Fractal Tessellation
Related posts: John Gerard’s Hand-Made Abaca and Flax Paper Review
Main model description: Lucky Star Fractal Tessellation
Other folds and variants: Lucky Star Box, Lucky Star Box (Simplified), Lucky Star Fractal, Handle with Hemp Leaf (CFW 137), Hemp Leaf (CFW 88)
Paper: Hand-Made Paper (John Gerard’s abaca and flax paper)
Type: classic tessellation, tessellated stars
(implies: abstract tessellation, abstract, geometric, pattern, star, symbol, abstract periodic tessellation, non-recursive periodic tessellation, periodic tessellation, tessellation)
Author: Haligami (Halina Rościszewska-Narloch), Michał Kosmulski, Shuzo Fujimoto (independent design)
Colors: blue
In albums: Models designed by me and by others, Lucky Star Family, Showcase, Tessellation Examples
This is a tessellation of the molecule which I first used in Lucky Star Box and which I later extended into Lucky Star Fractal. As I learned after the fact, the fractal version of the molecule had been independently designed by several others before me, starting with Shuzo Fujimoto. Halina Rościszewska Narloch (Haligami) called her version Day and Night Tessellation since one side resembles stars and the other one suns.
I folded this model from a sheet of blue, hand-made abaca and flax paper created by John Gerard paperworks. You can find my review in a separate blog post.
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