Funny sticky notes for funny post it note recycling
I have 453 yellow post it notes stuck on my desk.
I’m a busy guy with lots of ideas, and I need to keep track of them somewhere. Most of them are chores for Nigel, some are reminders to pick up eggs, and others are cutting edge ideas I’ve come up with to revolutionize the catalog industry.
We’ve been recycling here at Catalogs.com for awhile now and I’m excited to report that I’ve finally discovered a product that will help me recycle the millions of ideas that filter through my brain, ultimately ending up on post-it after post-it. These Funny Origami Sticky Notes from Delight.com allow me to keep my valuable ideas while creating beautiful origami shapes out of them. And they make great Hannukah gifts!
I hate tossing my ideas. I hate wasting paper even more. Now I don’t have to when I have one of these Origami Sticky Note Pads created by SuckUK on hand. I can fill an entire pad up after one of my mega brainstorms, and once the tasks are completed I can recycle my old sticky notes and turn them into fun 3D models!
DID YOU KNOW? In November 1999, Wings for Peace created the world’s largest origami paper crane that was over 215 feet wide and weighed approximately 1750 pounds. It also left one metric ton of bird poop.
Each pad has instructions for 10 different shapes from a lily to a pig, a penguin to a sailboat. Create your own crane, butterfly, chair or a cute little squirrel fella. Whether you’re a first time origamist or an advanced origamist, this think pad will keep you entertained during any dull moments at the office.
Which reminds me, I have this great idea… who took my post-its?
Features:
- 10 different origami shapes per pad
- Price: $3.75
*Check out more unique ideas for birthday and holiday gift shopping from Delight.com!
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Once you have had your fill of Origami, you can also switch over to recycled post it notes and memo pages!
At our personalized stationery site, we have several soy based inks and recycled paper post it/ memo/ note products that can at least, remove the guilt of contributing to global warming, and you have less litle tiny paper cranes flying around your office.