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Back to : Be a paper mathemagician! Main Page Be a paper mathemagician!PolygonsAlways start with a piece of A size paper. The actual size you use will determine how big the polygons are. Rhombus
Now make rhombus shapes in different colours to make patterns like these ...
Pentagon
Now make pentagons with coloured paper and use them to make a pattern like this ...
Regular hexagon
Make hexagons with different colours of paper, and put them together to form a patchwork quilt or a football (you will need some pentagons as well).
Regular octagonStart by making a square, making sure you don't throw away the strip of paper you cut off .
Now make a pattern using different coloured octagons.
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