"Following last week's news that Origami Bank had folded,we are hearing that Sumo Bank has gone belly up, and Bonsai Bank plans to cut back some of it's branches. Karaoke Bank is up for sale,and it is, you guessed it, going for a song.
Those are lovely: and especially, they are wonderful *photos* of the artwork --- I have been making a bunch of pieces recently, and photographing them (they are for my kids' school's benefit, and I won't get to keep them!) so that I have a record of how I did --- and my photos have just been awful!
Did you fold these, Judy? If not, I'd love a pointer to the site where you found them!
My 16 year old daughter can do every type of Origami imaginable. Having her do something like this to a ten or twenty would be a cute little gift to put in a box and wrap....money but not just money in a card!
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And where do you find this stuff?
:)
And you could also get a chili from Wendy's (and hope it doesn't have a finger in it - reference to your George Carlin post a few days ago). :-)
Whoa...those are awesome!
Michele sent me to be impressed today, and to feel inadequate because the only thing I can do with a dollar is spend it.
amazing....my kitten Emma is hissing at the cat one.
I think you can get a double cheeseburger from someone... faintly remember hearing a commercial in the background noise around here.
Actually, I bought a package of Kroger hot dog buns (eight) for 98 cents and with tax it was $1 even!
Michele sent me to say, "How artistic!"
Spend it!
I'm collecting waste paper- could you send them over please?
Undoubtrfly the most fun you can have with a dollar these days. Thanks judy.
These are cool, such patience!
Who has extra dollars laying around to be played with? :)
You sure get change for your Dollar!
Incredible, huh? I just add some padding to the old hips with a dollar double cheeseburger. Maybe I should learn dollar art instead!
Judy,
Your clever dollar bill folding reminds me of:
News flash about the Japanese Economy:
"Following last week's news that Origami Bank had folded,we are hearing that Sumo Bank has gone belly up, and Bonsai Bank plans to cut back some of it's branches. Karaoke Bank is up for sale,and it is, you guessed it, going for a song.
Talented people like this make me feel so inferior:)
How much does the dollar artwork cost?
I want one ;)
Fun.
When we were in Hawaii... a shop-keeper made us a "Hawaiian shirt" out of a dollar bill. I still have it. :)
~S
I guess they're not much good for anything else so you might as well fold up dollar bills and play with them...
Hello, Michele sent me to say that someone was very talented to make all those...Think she would like those, too...
That is so cool...love it. Never thought of making origami out of money.
What a creativity! I like the most "A sitting man".
michelle sent me to be amazed at what you can do with a dollar
Very patriotic. I especially like the little man.
You know, Ben Franklin wanted the National bird to be the turkey!
that's a good way to "stretch a dollar"! :-)
I think I like the stork best.
Those are lovely: and especially, they are wonderful *photos* of the artwork --- I have been making a bunch of pieces recently, and photographing them (they are for my kids' school's benefit, and I won't get to keep them!) so that I have a record of how I did --- and my photos have just been awful!
Did you fold these, Judy? If not, I'd love a pointer to the site where you found them!
N.
My 16 year old daughter can do every type of Origami imaginable. Having her do something like this to a ten or twenty would be a cute little gift to put in a box and wrap....money but not just money in a card!
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