Jun 30, 2025 · Undo the last fold and tuck it into the triangle, then fold the top corner down to create 2 triangles. Trim 1 inch off the right point, tuck the paper into the pocket, and your …

Fold triangles from the top to the bottom as shown in the pictures. Make sure your folds are very tight. (pencil is only there to hold down the folds for the photos.)

Remember playing paper football during class or lunch break? In this video, I'll show you exactly how to fold your own paper football-just like we did back i...

For a thicker football, fold a full sheet of printer paper into thirds and keep it folded as shown in the image. Start by taking the bottom right corner of your strip and folding it upward to form a …

Jan 30, 2025 · Fold the triangle in half, bringing the top point down to meet the bottom. Open the last fold. Pinch the sides in on the bottom to open a little pocket. Fold the top part back down, …

Fold the lower right up and left so it lines up flush with the left edge of the paper.Crease the paper diagonally to make a triangle. Flip the triangle up so the point lines up with the left edge. …

Crease every fold in this project firmly for a thin football, or lightly for a puffy one. Fold the top right corner of the strip down toward the left edge, forming a triangle.

Oct 12, 2010 · In this video we learn how to do basic folds to make a paper football. First, fold a piece of paper in half and then fold each half in towards the center crease. Next, choose one …

Tuck the little strip on the right into the triangle. Fold top part without lines downwards. Tuck the top into the triangle. Now it should look like a square. Tuck the half into the triangle and you're …

Fold the paper in half lengthwise, cut along the fold. You will only need one of these halves or you can use both and make two footballs! Using one piece of paper, fold it lengthwise again …