Ready. Set. Fold!!!
Paper Crane Folding Marathon gets underway to bring back our favorite Dr!!!
Show Sarah Wayne Callies some love by folding her right back into our favorite show! Right now we are still in the process of getting organized but there is already a lot you can do to help. For now, try to make 10 (or more paper cranes) a day. Sometime next week we can mass mail these to network executives over at Fox to make sure they know how much SWC and Dr. Tancredi means to us. Hidden messages can even be written into the folds of the wings of the crane to show how much we will miss her. At this point, it is all about getting noticed, but not in a bad way.
Okay so thanks to our very own
bertiebob (graphic designer and origami expert - how lucky are we?) we know that the Prison Break 'paper crane' is actually an origami duck or swan. This website details in diagrams how to make it.
http://flettfolding.blogspot.com/2006/07/duck-diagrams.html
She has also provided us with a link to an instructional youtube video: Imagine, if you can master it, you can have your 10 crane-swan-ducks done in under 20 minutes! Clicky Clicky
http://youtube.com/watch?v=wYfGu8HnAv0
Or, as a final option, there is always this: The original origami crane (not quite right) but still meaningful. Folding instructions can be found here.
http://www.sadako.com/howtofold.html
Please, please join in the effort and show some love for our favorite Prison Doc! This is how mountains are moved in the world of network television.
Show Sarah Wayne Callies some love by folding her right back into our favorite show! Right now we are still in the process of getting organized but there is already a lot you can do to help. For now, try to make 10 (or more paper cranes) a day. Sometime next week we can mass mail these to network executives over at Fox to make sure they know how much SWC and Dr. Tancredi means to us. Hidden messages can even be written into the folds of the wings of the crane to show how much we will miss her. At this point, it is all about getting noticed, but not in a bad way.
Okay so thanks to our very own
bertiebob (graphic designer and origami expert - how lucky are we?) we know that the Prison Break 'paper crane' is actually an origami duck or swan. This website details in diagrams how to make it.
http://flettfolding.blogspot.com/2006/07/duck-diagrams.html
She has also provided us with a link to an instructional youtube video: Imagine, if you can master it, you can have your 10 crane-swan-ducks done in under 20 minutes! Clicky Clicky
http://youtube.com/watch?v=wYfGu8HnAv0
Or, as a final option, there is always this: The original origami crane (not quite right) but still meaningful. Folding instructions can be found here.
http://www.sadako.com/howtofold.html
Please, please join in the effort and show some love for our favorite Prison Doc! This is how mountains are moved in the world of network television.