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Origami has been around for centuries. First used in Japanese culture for formal decoration, the craft has evolved in to a pastime for children and adults all over the world. In this demonstration, you can learn how to use origami to make a shirt and pants out of dollar bills. There are two main steps to completing this craft; both can be done with little to no previous experience with origami. This mini-money man will surely impress your friends and anyone receiving tips from you!
Steps
Making the Shirt
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1Fold bill in half lengthwise across the face of the bill, and then unfold with the head facing up.
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2With the front of the bill facing down, fold each long edge to the center of the bill.
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3At the short left edge, fold the white tips of the bill under the bill.
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4Take the two corners that you folded in the previous step and fold each corner toward the center of the bill to form the collar of the shirt.
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5Fold the bill into thirds lengthwise, starting at the opposite end of the collar.
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6Finish folding the bill into thirds. It should be able to tuck under the collar.
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7Unfold the end of the bill. At the 1/3 mark opposite the collar, pull the creases so they are creased the opposite way. This makes the sleeves of the shirt.
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8With the sleeves still poking out, refold the bill into thirds.
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9Tuck bill under shirt collar and you're done!
Making the Pants
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1Fold bill in half lengthwise, so the crease is horizontal across the face of the bill, head of bill facing up.
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2With the front of the bill facing down, fold the bill lengthwise with both ends meeting at the center crease.
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3Fold the bill again lengthwise, so the face shows on both sides.
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4Fold the bill width-wise. Adjust the two ends of the bill to a 45 degree angle to resemble legs.
Bringing it Together
Warnings
- These are not suitable articles of clothing for a human being or any living thing.⧼thumbs_response⧽