Content

• To step
• Method 1 of 4: Draw a five-pointed star
• Method 4 of 4: Drawing a seven-pointed star (way 2)
• Tips
• Necessities

Would you like to learn how to draw a star-shaped figure (not really a star according to the astronomical definition)? By following the steps below, you too will learn how to draw a star with five, six or seven points in no time.

To step

Method 1 of 4: Draw a five-pointed star

1. Now you can enjoy the result and impress everyone!

Method 4 of 4: Drawing a seven-pointed star (way 2)

1. Connect the last line to the starting point.

Tips

• Practice as often as you can.
• To help children remember how to draw a five-pointed star, teach them this English-language rhyme from Eric Carle: `` Down, over, left and right, draw a star, oh so bright. '' draw a star, bright and real).
• If you draw a seven-pointed star in the first way, you may feel the urge to draw a five-pointed star while you're at it. If you practice a lot, you will notice that this tendency will lessen.

Necessities

• A pencil, crayons or colored pencils to draw with
• Paper
• Compass
• Ruler
• Eraser