3 thoughts on “The Mighty and Mind-blowing HEXAFLEXAGON”

1. Oh my god, I used to do that in calculus and trig! I still do it with the paper you remove from a plastic straw. I do understand math! All this time I thought I was an idiot!

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2. I love her videos. The one about connecting dots is brilliant. But hexaflexagons are ridiculously cool. My daughter and I are going to attempt to do them this weekend. 🙂

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   1. Good luck. It seems simple, yet complicated. Either way, magical.

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