In 2002, Britney Gallivan, then a junior in high school in Pomona, California, folded a single piece of paper in half 12 times. She currently holds the Guinness World Record (opens in new tab) for the ...

I told him that I would give him a million dollars if he could fold a piece of paper in half, and in half again, and so on for a total of 10 times. Of course he tried, and of course he failed.

Wondering how to fold cardstock without cracking or tearing it? Here’s a quick guide with tricks for all your paper crafting needs. You're not alone if you’ve ever tried folding cardstock and ...

Fold the paper in half lengthwise again. When you’re done, you’ll have a long strip in front of you. Make a triangle in Step 4, then fold down to complete Step 5. John Kennedy. 4.

There’s an urban legend that a piece of paper can’t be folded in half more than eight times, as one fold makes it double in thickness, a process called exponential growth, according to IFLScience.

Fan-fold your last piece of crepe paper in half lengthwise and cut so you have two long strips; this will become the center of your flower. Take one strip and fold in half and in half again. Snip ...

Fold the flowers in half. Line them up and use a piece of double-sided tape on the back of the flowers’ middle petals to stick them to each other and then repeat Step 6 to stick to the card. 9.

Follow the folding directions and make a great paper airplane. There are a few secrets to making a paper airplane that flies well. People tend to focus on the folding pattern and the throw.