Netflix Origami

By Angela on Thursday, November 13, 2008 @ 7:00 AM
I've been a Netflix member for years . . . in fact, I hardly ever go to the theater anymore, because it's just so nice to have movies delivered to my home.  

Anyway, my friend Kathy directed me to this page for Netflix origami.  Now those of us who hate throwing anything useful away can recycle our disposable Netflix mail flaps and create something truly fun.  Isn't that little box adorable?  I want to learn how to make that one so I can amuse my dinner companions whenever I'm at slow-moving banquets . . .   :-) 

~~Angie 

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Anonymous Anonymous Says:

Perfect for the grandbabies! Thanks for continually improving our minds (and hand/eye coordination). You are, without a doubt, the fount of all knowledge! =) Clyde

 
 
OpenID lynnrush Says:

Ha! That's cute.

 
 
Blogger Deborah Raney Says:

This is so cool! We get 3 Netflix movies at a time and often all 3 come in on the same day. I always feel like I should be recycling those flaps!

And Angie, my niece makes those little boxes in all sizes and sells them on Etsy.com. She has some darling ones out of a Great Britain atlas (she married a guy from England and they live there.) Don't tell, but my agent's and editors' gifts this year are going to be presented in boxes made by my niece from a British dictionary. ; ) You can see her talent here: http://samsredshoes.blogspot.com/

 
 
Blogger Kay Day Says:

The dive bomber might be more entertaining at a boring event!

What? We're grown up?

 
 
Blogger Mocha with Linda Says:

So you take your Netflix flaps with you to banquets? LOL!

That's pretty funny. But I don't think I have enough arm strength from using crutches the last 4 days to even try something like that!

 
 
Anonymous jan Says:

i like the starched shirt! all of them are too cute, tho! how creative!
jan

 

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