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3 Ways to Make a Sphere Out of Paper

By Matthew Lynch
October 20, 2023
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Introduction:

Creating a sphere out of paper can be a fun and engaging project, whether you’re an art hobbyist or just someone looking for an interesting way to decorate a space. In this article, we’ll discuss three different methods for making a paper sphere, each with their own unique aesthetic and level of difficulty.

1. Honeycomb Paper Sphere:

The honeycomb paper sphere is the simplest method on this list and requires minimal craft materials.

Materials:

– Colored craft paper

– Scissors

– Glue or glue stick

– String (optional, for hanging)

Instructions:

a) Cut your colored craft paper into even-sized circles. You will need at least 20 circles to create a small sphere.

b) Fold each circle in half, so the colored side faces inward.

c) Apply glue along the folded edge and stick another folded circle onto it. Continue gluing and attaching circles until you have formed a stack.

d) Once your stack reaches your desired thickness, apply glue to the last circle’s edge and connect both ends of the stack together. This will form a classic honeycomb shape.

e) Optionally, add a string for hanging by threading it through the center of the sphere.

2. Geodesic Paper Sphere:

The geodesic paper sphere is intricate but creates an impressive finished product.

Materials:

– Colored or patterned cardstock

– Ruler

– Scissors or precision knife

– Glue or double-sided tape

– Printable geodesic template (available online)

Instructions:

a) Print out a geodesic template that suits your desired size and complexity. Cut out each triangle from the template.

b) Trace these triangles onto your colored or patterned cardstock, then cut them out carefully.

c) Begin assembling the sphere by joining the edges of your triangles using glue or double-sided tape. The template will guide you on which triangles to connect.

d) Continue connecting the triangles until your geodesic sphere takes shape.

e) If desired, use a hole punch and string to create a loop for hanging.

3. Curved Paper Strips Sphere:

This method involves creating a sphere using curved paper strips, resulting in a unique, modern design.

Materials:

– Colored or patterned paper

– Scissors or precision knife

– Hole punch

– Glue

– String or thin ribbon

Instructions:

a) Cut out equal-width strips of your colored or patterned paper. The length should be around 10 to 12 inches.

b) Curve each strip gently by running it through the edge of a table or using a cylindrical object.

c) Use a hole punch to create holes at both ends of each strip.

d) Thread string or ribbon through the holes, connecting them in the center and tying them off securely.

e) Adjust the paper strips evenly around the center knot, so they radiate outward and form a sphere. Apply glue where necessary to maintain the desired shape.

Conclusion:

With these three methods, you’ll be well on your way to creating visually stunning spheres out of paper. Whether you’re making decorations for a party, gifts for friends and family, or simply expressing your creativity, these DIY paper spheres will bring an exciting combination of art and geometry into any space.

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