My Bekah (12) knows how to take things "to the next level."
The girls and I made origami boats to add to the nautical decorations for our Father's Day table.
After we made all that we needed, Bekah kept making boats. She decided to see if she could make one with a post-it note...and then a large one...and then a smaller one...and an even smaller one.
By the time she was finished, she had her own fleet.
Did you see this one?
It is quite possibly the world's smallest origami boat.
Did I mention that she knows how to take things to the next level?
That's the cutest little ship ever! What a great fleet! Very clever gal that Bekah.
ReplyDeleteI am so glad you pointed out that tiny one because I completely missed it in the first picture. How fun!
ReplyDeleteBekah is so adorable, and a very bright young lady. xo
ReplyDeleteWow! I can't imagine HOW she did that last one (or the one before it for that matter)! These are frame-worthy, I think. Wouldn't they looks sweet mounted and matted?
ReplyDeleteWay to go, Bekah! (And I am partial to your name, too.)
That's awesome! How did she ever fold it? She'll have to show Sarah how to do it!
ReplyDeleteDeanna
Clever!
ReplyDeleteWow!!! I have always hated origami because I cannot understand it, but I admire others who can do it:) That tiny boat is amazing!
ReplyDeletePrecious! Terrific pics too.
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