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How to make a paper cube

Step 10Crease

Notice how the edges are round? It doesn't look good. So what you should do now is crease all of the edges to finish off the cube!

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8 comments

Mar 16, 2012. 7:36 AMflamingice says:

if you dont crease the edges you can fill it with water through the hole and then you have a water bomb

Nov 21, 2011. 3:34 AMpdmitri says:

tnx for the steps,i done a great job with it,but its all crumpled,but that's the way i go,hahahaha

Oct 2, 2011. 8:24 AM

fduerr1 says:

50 years ago we used to make water bombs with this design. They, indeed, hold most any liquid of the paper is water (or ?) proof. What we did with the water bombs is another story.

Aug 4, 2011. 2:16 PMSirBishop says:

The detail looks easy. Will comment on the finished qube later.

Dec 23, 2009. 11:08 AMdubeadri says:

HOW THE HELL ARE YOU SUPPOSED TO DO THAT???? i do not understand one bit... lol.. make it easier next time

Jul 6, 2011. 8:23 PMZyZZyvette says:

Yeah, I think 2/3 of my edges didn't even have lines to crease on when I started this step. It was looking pretty good before I creased, but now not so much. But I'm clumsy like that I guess. :D