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Time to get creative! With some permanent markers and methylated spirits, you can use chemistry to make some cool looking t-shirt designs.

This shape has a little secret. It’s known as a chamfered cube, and it’s not as perfect as it first seems…

Feeling festive? This cool mathematical bauble is fun to make, and looks great too! You will need Sheets of cardstock Pencil Cup Scissors Ruler Glue What to do

Make your own piece of non-Euclidean geometry with this hyperbolic paper craft.

Cones are kinda round, but put them together right and you can make a cubic decoration. Sound confusing? Don’t worry, it’s really simple and really fun!

Would you like to make your own repeating patterns, a la Escher? Grab some scissors and make some tessellating tiles!

Merry Christmas! Here’s our maths gift to you – a puzzle.

Sometimes getting crafty means getting mathsy! Try some crochet to learn about curved surfaces.

Have you ever wondered how people used to attack castles? Follow these instructions and you can create the greatest castle crusher around – the trebuchet!

Folding origami cranes and paper aeroplanes is fun, but they tend to be made of straight lines. So what happens when you fold in curves?