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Moneyfolds: My design approach

Posted March 1, 2008
Filed under: design, dollar bill origami, Dollar Folds, origami, paper, papercraft, papercrafts |

Just a few thoughts on the process I’ve been using for moneyfolds lately.  Dollar Bill origami is a very recent foray of mine.  I have found the dimensions interesting from a design perspective. My basic approaches:

I have had mixed results with these approaches and I havn’t done much with animals (certainly none worth posting) but I do find it interesting to play with something that has limited symmetries.

Side bar… I have now had this sight for a full year.  Time flies when you are folding.





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