Stars with knitting needles

We will need:
- yarn (any, leftovers are fine);
- synthetic padding;
- suitable size double-pointed needles;
- needle.

Cast on 110 stitches, divide into 22 on each of the 5 needles. Then knit in the round.

Row 1: 1 purl, 21 knit.
Row 2: 1 purl, 9 knit, 3 together (slip 2 as if knitting knit, 1 knit, pull the knit stitch through the slipped stitches), 9 knit.
Row 3: 1 purl, 8 knit, 3 together, 8 knit.
Row 4: 1 purl, 7 knit, 3 together, 7 knit.
Row 5: 1 purl, 6 knit, 3 together, 6 knit.

Continue knitting until only 10 stitches remain. Cut the thread, pull it through the remaining 10 stitches, tighten the hole, and secure the thread on the wrong side.

Half of the star is ready!

For the second half, cast on 110 stitches along the edge of the star, distributing the stitches on 5 needles. Be careful! The purl stitches should be directly under each other, otherwise the star will not turn out.

Next, continue knitting just like we did for the first half of the star. In each row, decrease the stitches in the middle of the ray. If you are doing everything correctly, the rays will form themselves, and you will start to see them as you work.

Once again, reach the point where 10 stitches remain on the needles. Stuff the star with synthetic padding, tighten the hole, and hide the tail.