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Paper folding and cutting; a series of foldings and cuttings especially adapted to kindergartens and public schools (1892)

Ball, Katherine M · Boston, The Prang educational company · leaf 35

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ing with the square, Fig. i, fold i on 2, folding fromo, and crease with the thumb-nail, thus obtaining Fig. 2. To obtain Fig. 3, trisect the 180° fold in Fig. 2, and fold theright part on the adjoining one, folding from o. For Fig. 4, 27 28 PAPER FOLDING AND CUTTING. fold the remaining part, seen… … THE REGULAR HEXAGON. \ Fold to Fig. 4, and cut ifrom I to 2. Points i and 2 must be equally distant j from o. j i THE THREE-POINTED STAR. i Fold to Fig. 4, and cut jfrom I to 2. Point 2 is ob- 1tained by quadrisecting 3-0. 1 FOLDINGS AND CUTTINGS FROM THE SQUARE. 29 THE SIX-POINTED STAR. Fold to…

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