Practice, in a novel way, the time-honored tradition of giving tips for good service by learning how to make a dozen origami money folds with eye-catching geometric designs. Clear folding steps with photographic detail enable you to fold all or most of the tips in a reasonably short time. The tips involve one, two, three, four, or six one-dollar bills, and all of them clearly display the face or faces of George Washington.

Tipping With Origami Money Folds: A novel and easy way to show your appreciation of good service

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Tubis, Arnold

Crafts & Hobbies

Arnold Tubis

Origami artist Joseph Hwang presents 22 elegant new designs by renowned expert Arnold Tubis. Starting from equilateral triangles, squares, and regular pentagons and hexagons, these projects are designed for the beginning and intermediate folder. No tape or glue required.

Origami Bowls, Vases, and More: 22 Simple, but Elegant Models for the Intermediate Folder

Hwang, Joseph

Independently published

A gift for a special occasion like a birthday, wedding, or anniversary requires more than just a box. It requires an extraordinary and memorable box - one that will sometimes be considered as important and precious as the gift it contains. This book contains folding instructions for over 48 decorative box designs with the wall-lock structures of the traditional Japanese masu. Two foundation forms, that can also be used repetitively in square- grid tessellation patterns, constitute the starting points for all of the decorative lids. With a little practice, most of these boxes (bottoms and decorative lids) are foldable in about 15 to 30 minutes - a small amount of time for producing a fabulous gift component. A section at the end of the book outlines how to systematically explore many additional decorative designs similar to the ones presented.

Tessellation-Inspired Origami Box Designs: Elegant Boxes for Special Occasions

Lee, Diana

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Many times during their long and distinguished history, the Jewish people have adopted the elements of other cultures in the pursuit of their own concepts and visions. An example of this inclination is illustrated by the paper-folding (origami) representations of objects of Jewish significance. This book presents 24 Jewish money folds, including the Torah Scroll, Shofar, Menorah, four different Stars of David, Crown, Cantor's Cap, Sabbath bride, Chai, Spice Box, Wine Bottle, Kiddush Cup, Ten Commandments Tablets, Dreidl, Latke Spatula, Burning Bush, Jerusalem Architecture, Kashrut Symbol, and Hamsa.The folding steps are prefaced by large, clear photographic detail and brief explanations about the special significance of the models.A section at the end of the book summarizes some folklore concerning alleged Jewish symbolism on a $1 bill.

Jewish Gelt: Our Symbols as Origami Money Folds

Decorative origami boxes all from a single square.

Decorative Origami Boxes From Single Squares

Brown, Leon

Society, British Origami

Quick and easy no-sew techniques for making useful and beautiful Origami boxes in a variety of sizes - fun to embellish!

Fun with Folded Fabric Boxes: All No-Sew Projects Fat-Quarter Friendly Elegance in Minutes

Mills, Crystal

C&T Publishing

Origami artist Joseph Hwang presents 20 new money tips by renowned expert Arnold Tubis. A variety of tips ranging from $1 to $9 tips, these projects are designed for the beginning and intermediate folder. No tape or glue required.

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