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If you’re going to give someone cash as a gift, here’s a creative twist: Fold the currency into some interesting shape(s).  
To make this star: 
I (mollyblock) used this tutorial – posted on YouTube by Sweetfire Creations – a…

If you’re going to give someone cash as a gift, here’s a creative twist: Fold the currency into some interesting shape(s).  

To make this star: 

I (mollyblock) used this tutorial – posted on YouTube by Sweetfire Creations – as a guide for folding bills into a neat star shape that looks pretty good from either side. You can see the other side of my star here.

All that’s needed are five bills – the crisper, the better – and a little time and patience.

In case you’re wondering: These stars do look nice hanging as ornaments!

(If you’re a fan of altered currency origami and/or art, find other examples here.)

December 19, 2013
Source: http://www.flickr.com/photos/mollyblock/11...
Tags crafts, DIY, origami, folded, art, paper art, dollar bills, dollar bills folded into a star, star, folded dollar bills, gift ideas, cashigami, mollyblock, PS I made this, money, currency, altered currency, dollar star origami
“As part of a rebranding effort for Payment System Group, Seattle-based YIU Studio commissioned a number of currency origami works from Won Park.”
(via Colossal)
Continuing my (inexplicable) appreciation for currency that’s been altered in some wa…

“As part of a rebranding effort for Payment System Group, Seattle-based YIU Studio commissioned a number of currency origami works from Won Park.”

(via Colossal)

Continuing my (inexplicable) appreciation for currency that’s been altered in some way; see earlier currency-related Everything Matters posts here.

April 18, 2011
Source: http://thisiscolossal.com/2011/04/new-curr...
Tags art, currency, altered currency, origami, paper, money
Via murketing:


OHWOW will soon be inaugurating their LA gallery with a solo exhibition  of recent work by New York-based tattooist-turned-fine artist Scott Campbell.  The exhibition, entitled “Noblesse Oblige”, is Campbell’s West Coast  debut and …

Via murketing:

OHWOW will soon be inaugurating their LA gallery with a solo exhibition of recent work by New York-based tattooist-turned-fine artist Scott Campbell. The exhibition, entitled “Noblesse Oblige”, is Campbell’s West Coast debut and expands on his tattoo-inspired sculptures formed out of cut dollar bills; one new cubic piece, which measures over two-foot in width, uses $5000 worth of currency to create an intricate sunken relief. 

Consumed on Campbell from 2007 is here.

More on the above here, some NSFW: HUH. Magazine - Scott Campbell, Noblesse Oblige

I seem to have a thing for currency that’s been altered in some way. See earlier posts here, here, and here. Interesting, no?

March 9, 2011
Source: http://www.huhmagazine.co.uk/view_article....
Tags art, currency, money, altered currency
Via wnyc:

Dan Tague folds dollar bills up to make them say stuff. There’s an exhibit of his work in NYC this week.
— Jody Avirgan

Via wnyc:

Dan Tague folds dollar bills up to make them say stuff. There’s an exhibit of his work in NYC this week.

— Jody Avirgan

March 3, 2011
Source: http://dantaguestudio.com/index.php?/insta...
Tags art, money, currency, altered currency

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