Method of making a hexaflexagon
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Dec 23, 1980
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May 19, 1978
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May 19, 1978
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A hexaflexagon or an interchangeable face device is made by first printing a desired pattern on both sides of a sheet of card stock. The printed sheet is then die cut to form a series of parallel rows of zigzag slots. The slotted sheet is then laminated on both sides with a clear, flexible sheet material such as mylar forming a sandwich. The sandwich is then cut to form rows of alternating triangles. A triangle row is then folded and the two end triangles of the row adhered together to form the hexaflexagon.
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