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Start
in the middle of your flat shape,
and begin to close the angles together One at a time.
Set a piece of adhesive
tape along one edge first,
then bring the joining edge up behind it.
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Apply a
single piece of tape to the outer edge
. . .
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. . . But put
as much tape as you'd like on
the inside! ( It can't hurt.)
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Repeat this
step slowly and carefully, switching
from one side to the other once in a while. There really isn't a
specific
order to follow, just form the shape as you go, and you'll see any
mistakes
right away.
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As you get
closer to the end, you'll find it harder
and harder to get inside the Ball with tape.
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Remember,
it's perfectly OK to bend some flaps
all the way back to get them out of your way until it's their turn to
get
closed.
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Now that
you've reached the final triangle to
close, you're wondering, "How can I get tape on the inside for this?" -
And the answer is:
You can't.
Neither can I.
But don't worry.
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The rest of
your Improvisation Ball is strong
enough to help out this last little corner, and you can add a little
more
strength to the final closing by putting an extra piece of tape ( or
two
) over the last fold.
Guess what? You're Done!
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