from the paper? ( it possible! ) Page 2 www.free-for-kids.com Can you copy the image below without ever lifting your pen from the paper? ( it possible! ) Draw the house outline and then turn over the corner of the paper to transfer the pen without ever removing it from the paper.

Continuous line drawing involves completing a sketch without lifting your pencil from the paper to create an image made entirely from one line.

Yes, you can. There is an Euler path in a connected graph if and only if the number of vertices of odd degree is 0 or 2. Whether the graph is bipartite or not has no effect. You draw it by starting at a vertex of odd degree (or anywhere in case there are none.)

Ringeroundadot Without Lifting Your Pen!

1. Step 1: Get Paper! Find a piece of paper.
2. Step 2: Grasp Pen (or Pencil)
3. Step 3: Make the Dot.
4. Step 4: Grab a Corner.
5. Step 5: Fold Down Corner.
6. Step 6: Here’s the Mind Boggling Trick Part.
7. Step 7: Here We Go…
8. Step 8: Move Corner Out of the Way.

It is not possible. You can only do it if all but zero or two nodes have an even number of connections. Thank you!

Draw Two Circles Without Lifting Your Pen

1. First, start by making a fold (this will be useful later!) 😜
2. Nearly at the corner of the fold, draw 3/4 of a circle⚪️
3. Let it go❄️ (the fold) and finish the circle (without letting the pen/pencil of the paper)
4. Go around the circle again🔃, do another fold and then go on the fold.

GUIDELINES FOR CONTINUOUS LINE DRAWING:

1. Use an implement that permits a free-flowing line.
2. Use an unbroken line for the entire drawing.
3. Keep your drawing implement constantly in contact with the paper.
4. Draw through the forms as if they were transparent.
5. Describe both outside edges and internal shapes.

The quick answer is that Santa Claus is 1,750 years old (but that is a young age for an elf!