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Very nice! I could see this being used for jigsaw puzzles, as well.

Great idea! You could use the same technique to make dice for other dice games. Thanks for sharing!

I had no idea! I've not really looked at these, but saw in a Facebook RV group that some people use them in their RVs, but no one said anything about baking in them. I might have to take a closer look, now, since my RV has no oven - it just has a microwave and stove top. One of these might be just the addition I need. (And, maybe, an icemaker).

You may be on to something. Haha! However, I can see how his idea can actually organize the sections on the paper in a constructive sort of way. Something to play around with, anyway.

I feel so much better knowing I'm not the only one who doesn't like to desecrate notebooks/sketchbooks by actually using them. I am also a big scrap of paper user, mostly recycling received envelopes or any other sheet of partially used paper. And yes, they're everywhere. This is a great idea, as is the one suggested by a couple of other commenters, which ends up more like a booklet. Each has its place and use. I'll be sharing this one with my husband, who is also a note jotter and list maker.

Yes! But only after I posted my comment. I checked out your page and went to it from there. Fun!Haha! A support group! I'll be in it, for sure. As I was writing my original comment I was thinking about the countless notebooks I have, still waiting to have their pages filled with ideas, sketches and thoughts. Perhaps I will endeavor to fill 1 page each day with something. Anything. Just see what happens.Janice:o)

Me, too, y'all!

This is great! My adult, disabled son is tube fed. Currently he is bowlus fed, but there have been times in the past that he was hooked to a bag. The connection never came undone, but I recall worrying that it would. Thanks for sharing!

Very nice. That would also be great for crafters.

Nice idea! I knew I was saving those bits of plastic for something!

Thank you for this! My mom made these way back in the day, using old Christmas cards. Now I have the template to make some!

Thank you for posting this. I have often wished I could do this, but never paid attention to the icons that showed up when I highlighted things. I have a Kindle Touch and a Kindle Fire. After testing your instructions on my Fire, I decided to check it out on the Kindle for PC app on my laptop. Yep, that worked, too, using the mouse/curser, instead of my finger, since my laptop doesn't have a touch screen. Thanks, again!

I'm guessing: the one with long leaves might be a stripped Dracaena, and the one with the smallest leaves might be a creeping fig. The other one escapes me. If you are on Facebook, there is a group of plant enthusiasts who LOVE to ID plants (Plant Identification and Discussion).

Nice Instructable! You included several ideas I hadn't thought of. My son has multiple health issues which results in LOTS of medicine bottles of various sizes. Once a person has utilized all they can and still have more bottles - here is an article I ran across a couple months ago that might be an answer - send them to Malawi! http://blog.diversitynursing.com/blog/empty-pill-bottles-desperately-needed-take-your-meds-help-others?utm_content=20936049&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook