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Setup You'll need three cutout sheets, a metal straight edge, a cutting board, scissors, scotch tape, and a snap blade cutter. Blades wear out fast on paper.
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Cut Cut out one octohedron.
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Cut Cut out three cylinders.
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Cut Use scissors to cut around the tabs.
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Parts These are the four parts you'll need.
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Fold Pre-fold the octohedron. Folds should be right through the middle of the cells. The acute angles are all on the blank side of the paper.
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Fold The pre-folded octohedron should look like this.
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Tape Tear off tiny pieces of tape - about 1/8" x 3/8", and tape the octohedron together, taking care to align the cells.
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Octohedron The completed octohedron should look like this.
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Fold Pre-fold the cylinders. As with the octohedron, folds should be right through the middle of the cells. The acute angles of the arm-body folds should be on the blank side of the paper. The acute angles of the tab-arm folds should be on the printed side of the paper.
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Tape Tape the cylinders, taking care to align the cell halves.
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Parts These are the four completed parts.
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Assemble Attach the first cylinder to the octohedron, taking care to align the cells on the cylinders with the cells on the octohedron.
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Complete Attach the two remaining cylinders, taking care to align all of the cells.
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Inspect The printed pattern should transition seemlessly from face to face.
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Final The completed Super Lariat board should look like this. Use colored felt markers to play.
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