A new string art activity, drawing inspiration from Victorian mathematician Mary Everest Boole, aims to enhance mathematical imagination. Participants create symmetric curves using string and pre-punched cards, offering a hands-on approach to understanding mathematical concepts. Peter Rowlett highlights the educational value of this engaging and visually appealing method, suggesting it as a creative way to explore mathematical principles through artistic expression. The activity encourages spatial reasoning and problem-solving skills, making mathematics more accessible and enjoyable.