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DIY Science & Art Projects by Paper Crane Lab

byPaper Crane LabAt their Indiranagar lab or travels to schools and venues across BengaluruStarts from450 per participant per workshopView full gallery

Can't make it to our lab? Use these DIY experiments to explore STEM concepts at home with our free templates and video guides.

Want to make one of these cool flip-flop cards? We have the full instructions and free downloadable templates available on our YouTube channel. It's a fun paper engineering project for all ages.

Found this gem from 3 years ago! This is a pop-up diya we designed for a Diwali kit. If you're interested in learning how to make pop-up cards like this, let us know in the comments!

The instructions for our pop-up light-up cards are up on Instructables! Head to the link in our bio to find the step-by-step guide and make your own.

Take part in our first-ever STEM challenge! We're making a calm and serene alien folding card. Download the template, make your card, and share it with us for a chance to win a little gift from PCL.

Learn to make these lovely origami boxes with us! This workshop is perfect for beginners. We'll provide all the materials, or you can bring your own patterned paper to create beautiful, functional boxes.

Watch this paper snake spin! This simple experiment uses the heat from candles to create a convection current, demonstrating a fundamental physics concept in a magical way.

Did you know you can make beautiful mandala coasters using math tables? Check out our YouTube channel for a full tutorial on this and many other 'Make at Home' projects.

A throwback to our cardboard tambura! This was part of a Navarathri kit we made to teach students about sound and frequency using simple materials like cardboard and rubber bands.

About DIY Projects & Tutorials

Making science fun doesn't require expensive lab equipment. These projects use cardboard, paper, and household items to teach physics and engineering principles. Whether you are trying our math mandala coasters or building a spinning snake, these aren't just crafts—they are real, testable experiments you can build, break, and refine at your kitchen table.

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