Here is a fascinating paper-cutting trick where you can make three popular cross shapes. If the paper is folded according to directions, a single cut of the shears will produce a Latin cross, which has one long arm and one short arm, a Greek cross, in which all arms are equal in length, or a Maltese cross, with arms thin at the center and wide at the ends.

Paper cutting is recommended on account of its great educational value and is fascinating as a pastime.

How to make a miniature glider.

Here is a pretty little trick which anyone can perform. It requires merely a few strips of paper and a pair of scissors. There is very little trouble in the preparation of the trick and the result is more than worth it.

Make your own exquisite doilies. They'll be perfect for parties or to set on your bed room dresser.

A paper puzzle where you can form two different tangram men from simple geometric shapes.

Here is a swell little motor boat that you can make very easily from the top of any cigar box or with any other very thin piece of wood.

How to make a simple, water-tight paper cup.

Make your own exquisite doilies. They'll be perfect for parties or to set on your bed room dresser.

How to make paper stars.

Create an amazing paper tree with just a few slices of the scissors.

How to make a simple paper whistle.

A jolly pinwheel you can bring out on any windy day and watch it spin!

An outline that'll help you make a fun and entertaining paper clown face.

Here is a method of making a paper hat, which is a great improvement on the old style way, as it produces two neat little plumes on the side of the hat.