What is how to make a paper popper?

Here's how to make a paper popper, in markdown format:

Making a Paper Popper

A paper popper is a fun and simple craft that creates a loud popping sound when flicked. Here's how to make one:

Start with a Rectangular Piece of Paper: Any size will work, but standard printer paper is a good starting point.
Fold in Half Lengthwise: Fold the paper in half, crease firmly, and then unfold it. This creates a center crease.
Fold Top Edges to the Center Crease: Fold both the top and bottom edges of the paper toward the center crease you made in the first step. Crease firmly. You should now have a thinner rectangle.
Fold in Half Again (Lengthwise): Fold the paper in half again along the original center crease. Crease firmly.
Fold in Half Crosswise: Now, fold the entire strip of paper in half crosswise (hotdog style). Crease firmly. This is your popper's "fold line."
Hold and Prepare to Flick: Hold the popper at the folded edge (the hotdog style fold you just made). Make sure the open ends are facing away from you.
Flick Your Wrist: Flick your wrist downwards sharply. The folded section should open up suddenly, creating the "pop" sound. The "tails" that are formed when the fold is flicked out are the key to making a good pop.
Resetting the Popper: To reset the popper, simply refold the crosswise fold that popped open. Make sure you recreate the 'pocket' area.

Tips for a Louder Pop:

Sharp Creases: The sharper the creases, the better the pop.
Fast Flick: The quicker and more decisive the flick, the louder the pop will be.
Paper Type: Thicker paper can sometimes produce a louder pop, but it can be harder to fold. Experiment to find what works best for you.

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