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Whether you’re looking for a crafty project to help keep the kids entertained or you simply want to reveal what lies ahead, making your own fortune-teller is perfect either way. We’re currently living in uncertain times due to the Coronavirus outbreak, which is why we need activities not just to distract us, but also reassure us.
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Step-by-step guide to making a fortune teller:
Step 1: Folding correctly
To start off, take a square piece of A4 paper. If you have a rectangular sheet, fold the sheet diagonally to form a square as shown above.
Step 2: Cutting the folded area
Cut the excess strips from the square.
Step 3: Fold along the diagonals
The square will then have to be folded twice diagonally before being laid flat again.
Step 4: Fold down the corners
Take each end and fold them over towards the middle. The middle has been marked in the previous step by folding.
Step 5: Flip it
Take your fortune teller and turn it over so that what you have just done is face down against the table.
Step 6: Fold down again
Fold all four corners towards the center again. (Repeat step 4)
Step 7: Soften it up
To soften the fortune teller and make it easier to open, fold the square in half and then in four. Then run your fingers along the edges to open the fortune teller by lifting the wings.
Step 8: Decorate it and play
Make a colored mark on each section and lift the tab to write a phrase or question with yes/no answers and start playing!
How to use your paper fortune teller:
Take into account these 4 steps to reveal what awaits and make the best decisions.
- Now that you’ve made your predictions game, it’s time to ask someone a question. If you have made one with random sentences, the person can start the game by choosing one of the words written on the outside.
- Once the person has asked their question out loud (or silently), have them choose one of the colors and open and close the fortune teller with their hands, once for each letter of the chosen color.
- For example: "B, L, U, E," you open it one way and then the other way four times, which corresponds to the number of letters in the word "blue."
- Have the person choose one of the numbers visible on the inside and open and close your creation as many times. You can get your player to choose a number again and continue as long as you like. Ask the person to choose one last number and open the corresponding tab. That's the answer to the question!
Aries portrait 
Taurus portrait 
Gemini portrait 
Cancer portrait 
Leo portrait 
Virgo portrait 
Libra portrait 
Scorpio portrait 
Sagittarius portrait 
Capricorn portrait 
Aquarius portrait 
Pisces portrait 
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