Origami Dollar Flower

by cedison in Craft > Paper

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Origami Dollar Flower

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Using three or four bills you can make a modular flower.

Fold in Half

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Take bill and fold lengthwise.

Corners

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Fold end corners down to meet the bottom edge. You are bisecting a 90 degree angle.

3

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Lift up the folded end and fold the side to match the crease line. You do the same to the other side. Bilateral symmetry applies.

4

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This is what it looks like after completion of step 3. If lazy stop and say you made a dollar bill bustier.

5

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Fold the tips that were sticking up in the last step back to match the front.

6.

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Fold in half lengthwise. You must have little diagonal pockets on the outside or you folded it the wrong way.

Last Step for the Module

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On the module you must fold along the edge that has the pocket. You want all the modules to fold in the same direction. At this point you need to have 3 or four modules. The initial picture has three the final four. It is exactly the same process for assembly.

Start Assembly

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Holding one unit as shown tuck the other tip into the pocket. Repeat the process all the way around.

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You will need to put your finger inside the petals and shape them.

Finally

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This is assembly with four units. Any questions drop me a line:)
Other designs are at www.cedison.wordpress.com

Back of 3 Unit Assembly

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Back of three unit assembly with 20 dollar bills. They have a lovely color, but of course they ended up getting taken apart and used.

Other designs are at www.cedison.wordpress.com