[Nfb-krafters-korner] New Origami E-mail Class - Open Pouch or Packet

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There is a correction to Lindey's email.  You need to sign up  at:
_www.KraftersKorner.org_ (http://www.KraftersKorner.org) 
 
 
Joyce  Kane
_www.KraftersKorner.org_ (http://www.krafterskorner.org/) 
Blindhands at AOL.com   

 
In a message dated 9/4/2013 1:59:12 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
stephlin at iafrica.com writes:

Hi to  all list members,
I'd just like to let all know that another e-mail class  for folding an 
open pouch or packet from one piece of paper will start on 16  September.
The deadline for sign up is 9 September.
The class  description can be found below this message.
To those who are new on the  list, please come and join us for this fun 
class.
You can sign up on  http://www.krafterskorner.net the same way you do for 
phone classes.
E-mail  classes run for about two weeks. You will receive e-mails with step 
by step  instructions on how to fold, in this case, a packet or pouch from 
an 8 1/2 by  11 inch rectangle of paper.
You can use any printer or copy paper you have  on hand, or even magazine 
or newspaper or gift paper cut to size.
You can  work at your own pace and ask questions on or off list and receive 
answers  from me or from other list members.
We have had lots of fun with origami in  the past, so I'd love to welcome 
all past and new class members.
This class  is for beginners, so no prior knowledge of paper folding is 
needed.
Hope to  see all of you there!
If you have questions, you are more than welcome to  contact me via e-mail 
at
stephlin at iafrica.com
Lindy

Class Description: This class will be taught via an email  list. It will 
teach you how to fold a small, open pouch or packet from one  piece of 
rectangular paper. When folded, this pouch is open at the top, but it  can be 
closed using tape, glue, staples, ribbon, stickers, or any  embellishment of your 
choice, making it perfect for presenting small gifts. It  can also be used 
as an alternative to the origami cup, for holding dry treats  like pop corn 
or crisps at a party. Handles can be made by punching holes at  the top of 
the bag and attaching ribbon, cord or yarn. 
supplies  needed:
Three or more sheets of rectangular paper.
additional comments:  All members are welcome. Come and join this e-mail 
class and work at your own  pace. Learn to whip up a handy container by using 
only one sheet of paper.  
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