Paper Football Folding Techniques

In this video, Rob teaches how to make a paper football using loose leaf or printer paper. He provides detailed folding instructions to create the football shape and shares different flicking techniques. Rob also suggests game ideas and ways to interlock multiple footballs for unique designs. The tutorial is easy to follow, making it a fun activity for all ages.

What type of paper does Rob prefer for making a paper football?

• Cardstock

• Construction paper

• Glossy paper

• Loose leaf paper

What is the first step in folding the paper to make a football?

• Fold the paper in half horizontally

• Fold the paper in half vertically

• Fold the corners to the center

• Fold the paper diagonally

Why is it suggested to use a flat surface during the folding process?

• To avoid paper cuts

• To make the paper look shiny

• To ensure precise creases

• To prevent the paper from tearing

What should you do with the excess paper on the left side during the folding process?

• Cut it off

• Leave it as is

• Fold it behind the model

• Glue it down

How do you complete the paper football after all folds are made?

• Glue the edges together

• Flatten it on the table

• Cut off any excess paper

• Paint it

What is Rob's favorite way to flick the paper football?

• With one finger on top of the triangle

• With the point facing down

• With the point facing away

• With two fingers on the sides

What game can you play with the paper football?

• Tennis

• Basketball

• Field goal challenge

• Soccer

How can you create unique designs with paper footballs?

• By painting them

• By interlocking them

• By cutting them into shapes

• By folding them differently

What is a potential downside of flicking the football with the point facing away?

• It hurts your finger

• It damages the paper

• It doesn't go far

• It is hard to aim

What is one of the upcoming video ideas mentioned by Rob?

• Origami crane

• Fastest way to tie shoes

• DIY bookmark

• Paper airplane