👉 Wrapping math, also known as string or ribbon wrapping, is a technique used to create intricate designs and patterns by folding and connecting pieces of paper or other materials in a continuous loop. The process involves cutting a strip of paper to the desired length, folding it into a spiral or other geometric shape, and then carefully wrapping the strip around itself, often using a series of precise folds to form loops or intersections. These loops are then connected to create a continuous, wrapping pattern that can be further manipulated or trimmed to form the final design. This method is particularly useful for creating decorative borders, mandalas, and other artistic designs with a minimal amount of material.
