With your right hand, pull the end of the triangle up toward your left hand, so that all of the triangle corners are gathered together. You might need to push or pull the cone a bit to get them to line up and to ensure that the tip of your cone does not have a big opening. You can do this by wiggling the outer layer--the long leg of the triangle--around, adjusting the angle in order to shrink the hole at the bottom of the cone. You want the hole at the tip of the cone to be so small as to be invisible.
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How to Make A Paper Cone
Position the triangle so that the shortest leg is straight with the left side of your table, forming a right angle on the left. Hold your right thumb in the middle of the other leg and, with your left hand, curl the tip of the shortest leg around so that it meets the base of the right angle, forming a cone shape.
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