Dollar Origami: 10 Origami Projects Including the Amazing Koi Fish (Origami Books)

Park, Won

ISBN 10: 166720789X / ISBN 13: 9781667207896

Published by Thunder Bay Press, 2026

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Dollar Origami: 10 Origami Projects Including the Amazing Koi Fish (Origami Books)
• Publisher: Thunder Bay Press
• Publication Date: 2026
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 166720789X
• ISBN 13: 9781667207896
• Binding: Soft cover
• Condition: New
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Synopsis

Make your money into something more! With Dollar Origami, you'll learn how to fold your dollars into frogs, scorpions, and other creatures and objects.

We handle money every day. We're used to handing over a few bills for a coffee or as a tip at a restaurant. But it's fairly rare these days to be able to turn just one dollar into anything. A dollar won't buy you a camera or a shark—but there is a way to make it into one! Dollar Origami teaches you how to turn your currency into almost anything with just a few folds. With simple instructions, full-color photos, and 100 sheets of paper to practice on before you use your own money, you'll be crafting beautiful butterflies, adorable penguins, and more in no time. Sometimes your money can go farther than you think—and with Dollar Origami, it can also provide you with much more fun!

About the Author

Won Park was born in Korea and moved to the United States when he was three years old. Origami was an important part of his life from a very young age. Won started folding paper when he was 6 years old. His first mentor was his mother, who taught him very simple models. As he got older, he started to study origami from books he borrowed from the library. Won started to fold money when he was in middle school. He found the paper used to make the dollar was the ideal folding medium, since the paper is very resilient and strong. Since then he has specialized in folding money.