Sticlete Apr 2026

Start with a perfectly square piece of paper (a post-it note is ideal).

You can repeat this process for the top and bottom edges to create a more complex "puzzle" shape. Sticlete

Draw a line from one corner to an adjacent corner on the left side. It can be a simple squiggle or a complex zigzag. Start with a perfectly square piece of paper

Cut along that line. Take the piece you just cut and slide it directly across to the right side of the square. It can be a simple squiggle or a complex zigzag

Building a "proper paper" project—specifically a (often called "Sticlete" or "tile" patterns in certain craft contexts)—is a satisfying blend of math and art. To create a paper that fits together perfectly without gaps, you must follow specific geometric rules of translation or rotation. 🛠️ Step-by-Step: Creating a Tessellation

To make a proper template that will tile across an entire sheet of paper, follow these steps:

Align the straight edges and tape the piece to the right side. Do not flip or rotate the piece; just slide it.