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#31 Fold and cut
set by Katie Steckles
Imagine a piece of paper in a portrait (or vertical) orientation. If you want to make this puzzle more challenging, this imaginary piece of paper is all you need, otherwise, you can always try with a real one.
If you fold the paper in half twice (first down, then across), and then cut a small piece off each corner, how many holes will you make through the paper?
What about if you make three folds (down, then across, then down) before snipping the corners off? How many holes now?
Is there a…
