Learn how to make a hexagon from a square with this arts and crafts hack! Cut a hexagon easily from a square following these step by step paper craft instructions. SUBSCRIBE for more crafty fun! More Crafting Fun! How to draw a equilateral triangle in a circle
Learn how to make a bag from a t-shirt! Upcycle / recycle an old t-shirt and create something new. It’s easy to convert a t-shirt to a bag with no sewing and no glue required! Using this DIY method, you can make upcycled / recycled beach bags, shopping bags, etc. I used iron-on transfer paper…
In this tutorial, I’ll show you an easy way to draw a triangle inside a circle. With this method, you can construct an equilateral triangle (all sides of the triangle are equal) in a given circle. You may want to learn this for geometry / math homework help, or you can create these to make…
This easy and slow gift wrapping technique / tutorial will show you how to wrap a gift like they do at Japanese department stores. This Japanese gift wrapping hack allows you to wrap a gift in under 30 seconds and just 1 piece of tape (with practice of course! You’ll always need to hold the…
I love marbled paper! There’s just something so mesmerizing about it – the “swirly-ness” and all. 😉 Unfortunately, they can get pretty expensive, but you can make your own with items that you probably already have in your the home. With just a can of shaving cream and some food coloring, you can create boundless assortment of colors…
This is a tutorial on how to convert a pentagon to a square. This comes in handy for origami projects that require pentagon shaped paper. This is also useful for scrapbooking, and cutting fabrics for when a pentagon template is not available (for example, quilting!) Also check these out! How to Cut a Star from…
Here’s a quick video on how to cut a perfect star from a square sheet of paper. If you’ve been drawing it out [crookedly] and making multiple cuts, then you’re doing it wrong, hehe. 😀 This can also be done with fabrics, and is perfect for scrapbooks, quilts/textiles, and making the American Flag, haha.