Some people love to have clothes and some people just love to hang onto their money. However, I have found a way to have clothes and have money! It isn’t exactly the kind of clothes that can be worn, but it is fun nonetheless.
Does it look a little different? Well, that is because this jacket is made from a dollar bill with a method called origami. This paper folding technique is a traditional folk art method that became popular in the mid-1900’s. To create origami objects, a flat piece of a paper is folded without any cutting or gluing to create objects into intricate designs.
So what do you think? Do you think you have enough patience to create origami designs?
Pavithra says
Beautiful ! But you know what, I would rather do it on someone else's dollar bills 😉 About the patience…The lesser I talk about it, the better 😛
viewfromdownhere says
Is it bad that I would rather just save or spend the money? But yeah, no patience either to do something like that…I'm not a crafty person at all, unfortunately…
Mommycrat says
My Aunt and Uncle actually did this for me as a wedding present.
While we did register for those who really don't like giving cash, we had asked for money as gifts as we wanted to gut and remodel our kitchen.
My Aunt is very much a "personal touch presents" kind of person. So she gave us cash, but folded as above into a little man and a little woman. It was lovely.
Sam says
Great stuff! I have an award for you…
Sam
Mom.Undecided.
Meagan Frank says
Not enough patience to create, but plenty of patience to appreciate! Those are cool!
Jessica says
Oh my goodness! So amazing! Thanks so much for sharing these images. (P.S… yay for red heads 😉 )
The Zany Housewife says
Wow, those are rad! I really love the fish one the most.
Kaylen says
Those are awesome.
I would have the patience to do them-if I got a cash reward that was deposited directly into my savings if I was successful! 🙂
sheara121 says
dang. i'd rather be spending it, not folding it! although the enterprise is pretty dang cool
Kimi Jo says
Makes me want to spend money….on clothes.