Stick two papers together like so. The diagram shows a slanted L, personally I prefer a straight L (i.e. the papers are at right angles to each other) but the choice is up to you.

When rolling, stick down the first paper before making an attempt of the L part, then wrap it up and spark the beastie.

Start by sticking two papers together so they overlap by about 1/4cm.

Now, take a third paper and fold it in half, leaving the gummed strip on the outside.

Wet the glue on both sides and sandwich it between the two papers you already have. Before the glue dries pull out the third paper and toss it away (it helps if you hold the two rizlas together when you take the third out to stop them coming apart). The gum it left behind should be enough to stick the remaining two papers together.

Now, roll the joint as normal, blaze it up and enjoy!

First you'll need to make a roach (if you can call it that). Rip the entire top of a rizla packet off and wrap it round a pencil, then wrap a rizla round it to hold it in shape.

Stick two papers together to form a square with a bit of sticky on one side.

Fold corner A over to corner B to form a triangle, leaving the gummed strip uncovered.

Wet the strip and fold it over to seal the triangle. You should now have something resembling a flattened paper cone.

Open up the cone and tightly pack it with layers of carefully blended mix of surprising potency.

Gently crimp together the excess paper at the end of the cone.

Place the roach type thing in the centre of the cone, using the crimped paper to hold it in position.

Finally, secure the roach by tying thread around the crimped paper (a rubber band works well too) to keep everything as tight as possible.

Roll a wide cone from a 10cm x 10cm piece of cardboard. Secure it with tape then trim the end to form a perfect cone.

Seal the cone with two large papers stuck together in a multiple-skin-type way, leaving 3cm of excess paper at the end, as shown.

Carefully make four cross cuts at regular intervals around the end of the cone.

Make two long, narrow roaches, about half the length of a pencil, and seal them with papers.

Remove a section from the centre of each of the two roaches.

Insert the two segments so that the cut-outs are completely inside the cone and facing it's narrow end. Seal any gaps with tape, gummed strips or something (use your initiative, that's what rolling is all about).

Seal the end of the windmill with the excess paper, using thread or tape. To use the windmill, roll the numbers of your choice around the protruding roaches and enjoy a four-way smoke of quixotic proportions.

Roll a wide cone from very large piece of cardboard and secure it with tape.