You’ll find that you can then flip out the outside paper edges and slip your fingers into them.

To do this, you have to press in the diagonal creases. Without doing any more clean folds, get each edge and make them touch. This last bit’s real complicated! You’re going to make the square you’ve created three dimensional.We’re going to repeat Step 4 here to once again fold each edge into the middle.Now place the paper on the table so that the clean side faces up.The point here was to create more creases. Fold that square in half, then half again. Your piece will look like a small square once all the edges are folded in.Each of the four edges should touch the middle point of the page. Now, fold all four edges into the middle.At this stage there should be four creases that look like a star, where each crease crosses perfectly through the middle of the piece of paper. Now fold the piece in half again horizontally and vertically, then unfold it.Do the same again on the opposite diagonal so there are two diagonal creases criss-crossing each other.Then, unfold it so there’s a diagonal crease down the middle. This is the game where you create a toy out of paper that you can use to quiz your friends on their fortune. The origami finger game requires a square sheet of paper and a little bit of dexterity! You might know this game as the “origami paper game”, “paper fortune teller”, “cootie catcher” or “salt shaker”.

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