I made some monopoly money flowers with this to make a money tree and it came out really cute! The money was a little short so I had to skip the step that allows the money to tuck in and had to tape it instead
That sounds like a fantastic idea! A money tree with Monopoly money flowers must look really unique and creative. It's great that you found a solution to make it work, even if the money was a bit short. Thanks for sharing your experience with us! 🌸💵🌳
Thanks for pointing that out! Using a bigger copy does make it easier to see all the steps. If you're using a normal U.S. bill, you might need to be extra careful with the folds since it's smaller, but it definitely works! Happy folding! 💸✈️
Congratulations! That's fantastic to hear! Keep up the great work, and feel free to explore more origami creations. If you have any questions or need further assistance, don't hesitate to ask. Happy folding! 🎉👍
It's great to hear that you were able to achieve the basic shape! For more uniform petals, make sure to fold each one carefully and pay attention to the alignment of the edges. Using a ruler or bone folder can also help create precise creases, resulting in more consistent petals. Keep practicing, and I'm sure your next attempt will turn out even better!
Thank you so much! I'm glad you found it beautiful. If you have any questions or need further clarification on any step, feel free to ask. Happy folding! 😊🌟
I was able to make this first try! Great tutorial. It is cute. Did you make your own oversized dollar bill for the tutorial or did you buy it? Copied? If you bought it can you share where? It makes it much easier to see. I would love to know the dimensions and paper weight you used so I can make some larger version of some of mine that are more difficult with a regular sized dollar bill.
I was able to make this first try! Great tutorial. It is cute. Did you make your own oversized dollar bill for the tutorial or did you buy it? Copied? If you bought it can you share where? It makes it much easier to see. I would love to know the dimensions and paper weight you used so I can make some larger version of some of mine that are more difficult with a regular sized dollar bill.
I'm glad you found the tutorial helpful! Using Canadian currency can be a bit trickier due to differences in size and material, but I'm thrilled you gave it a try. Keep practicing, and I'm sure you'll master it in no time. Happy folding!
Hi. This was easy for me but when I finished the points were not closed all the way. I don’t know how this happened. Anyway can you PLEASE share the dimensions of that dollar bill thank you
Hello! I'm glad to hear that the origami was easy for you, but I'm sorry to hear about the issue with the points not closing all the way. That can be frustrating! It's possible that small variations in folding or the thickness of the paper could have affected the final result. Regarding the dimensions of a standard US dollar bill, it's approximately 6.14 inches (15.6 cm) in width and 2.61 inches (6.6 cm) in height. These dimensions might vary slightly depending on factors like wear and tear, but they should give you a good starting point for your origami projects. If you need any further assistance or have any other questions, feel free to ask!
Haha, that's a humorous observation! The perception of size can indeed vary depending on the context. In the case of origami or when handling currency, factors like hand size and the denomination of the bill can influence how we perceive objects. It's all relative! If you have any more questions or observations, feel free to share.
Indeed, origami can take some time to master. With practice, you'll find yourself folding faster and with more ease. Keep at it, and you'll be amazed at what you can create! 😊
You're the damn problem. You aren't using money and yes that actually matters. Most every comment is the same. The problem is you. Not the viewer. You're also rude.
Kaya mo 'yan! Baka kailangan lang ng kaunting practice at pasensya. Hindi madaling simulan, pero kapag nakuha mo na, masasanay ka na rin. Subukan mong muli, baka mas magtagumpay ka na! 🙏💪
Be nice if you use an actual dollar bill I've been trying for 3 hours to figure this out and can't get nothing to lineup😡😡😡😡
Omg! I thought they just had little hands. 😮
😅 took me a while to realize what was happening too 😂😂
Yep. Fake enlarged bill for camera purposes.
Note to self: only uses a single currency note. Quite complicated to fold. Looks good
thank you for this video!
I made some monopoly money flowers with this to make a money tree and it came out really cute! The money was a little short so I had to skip the step that allows the money to tuck in and had to tape it instead
That sounds like a fantastic idea! A money tree with Monopoly money flowers must look really unique and creative. It's great that you found a solution to make it work, even if the money was a bit short. Thanks for sharing your experience with us! 🌸💵🌳
I just love this. So amazing. Thank yoy!!!
I'm so glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for your kind words and support! 😊
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She makes this look reasonably easy. It is not. Possibly because she is using a larger photocopy of a dollar bill.
Hi. The dollar bill note dimension is kept as the original. The size is larger to make it easier for beginner to follow
@@FoldnCreasebut the bigger size makes it 10x easier😂
I think the bill size makes a difference.
Dollar bill example is a bigger copy of a bill. Doing it with a normal U.S. bill is super small. Works tho!
Thanks for pointing that out! Using a bigger copy does make it easier to see all the steps. If you're using a normal U.S. bill, you might need to be extra careful with the folds since it's smaller, but it definitely works! Happy folding! 💸✈️
Yeayyyyy i can do it
Hi I did it too but the outside points didn’t close all the way to a point. Did yours?
Congratulations! That's fantastic to hear! Keep up the great work, and feel free to explore more origami creations. If you have any questions or need further assistance, don't hesitate to ask. Happy folding! 🎉👍
I ended up with the basic shape but the petals are all different sizes.
Mines too 😂
It's great to hear that you were able to achieve the basic shape! For more uniform petals, make sure to fold each one carefully and pay attention to the alignment of the edges. Using a ruler or bone folder can also help create precise creases, resulting in more consistent petals. Keep practicing, and I'm sure your next attempt will turn out even better!
Comply but really beautiful
Thank you so much! I'm glad you found it beautiful. If you have any questions or need further clarification on any step, feel free to ask. Happy folding! 😊🌟
Nobody’s gonna mention all the horrific screaming in the background!🤯
Haha, it definitely adds an unexpected twist to the video! Let's just say it adds a little 'real-life' drama to the tutorial. 🤣🎬
I was able to make this first try! Great tutorial. It is cute. Did you make your own oversized dollar bill for the tutorial or did you buy it? Copied? If you bought it can you share where? It makes it much easier to see. I would love to know the dimensions and paper weight you used so I can make some larger version of some of mine that are more difficult with a regular sized dollar bill.
I was able to make this first try! Great tutorial. It is cute. Did you make your own oversized dollar bill for the tutorial or did you buy it? Copied? If you bought it can you share where? It makes it much easier to see. I would love to know the dimensions and paper weight you used so I can make some larger version of some of mine that are more difficult with a regular sized dollar bill.
@@FoldnCreaseDid I miss your response? It was just a copy of what I wrote. Where do you get the oversized fake $1 bill?
tried this with canadian currency and i will say it was very difficult but nice tutorial!
I'm glad you found the tutorial helpful! Using Canadian currency can be a bit trickier due to differences in size and material, but I'm thrilled you gave it a try. Keep practicing, and I'm sure you'll master it in no time. Happy folding!
Hi. This was easy for me but when I finished the points were not closed all the way. I don’t know how this happened. Anyway can you PLEASE share the dimensions of that dollar bill thank you
Hello! I'm glad to hear that the origami was easy for you, but I'm sorry to hear about the issue with the points not closing all the way. That can be frustrating! It's possible that small variations in folding or the thickness of the paper could have affected the final result.
Regarding the dimensions of a standard US dollar bill, it's approximately 6.14 inches (15.6 cm) in width and 2.61 inches (6.6 cm) in height. These dimensions might vary slightly depending on factors like wear and tear, but they should give you a good starting point for your origami projects.
If you need any further assistance or have any other questions, feel free to ask!
American money isn't made of paper.
Either you have small hands or that dollar is big af
Haha, that's a humorous observation! The perception of size can indeed vary depending on the context. In the case of origami or when handling currency, factors like hand size and the denomination of the bill can influence how we perceive objects. It's all relative! If you have any more questions or observations, feel free to share.
Se tarda mucho tiempo
Indeed, origami can take some time to master. With practice, you'll find yourself folding faster and with more ease. Keep at it, and you'll be amazed at what you can create! 😊
Been trying for an hour can't do it 😢 not easy.😮
What is your problem?
You're the damn problem. You aren't using money and yes that actually matters. Most every comment is the same. The problem is you. Not the viewer. You're also rude.
Diyos meyoooo sinubukan ko sa 50pesos di ko makuha kuha kahirap kaya ayun ang ending di kuna ginwa
Kaya mo 'yan! Baka kailangan lang ng kaunting practice at pasensya. Hindi madaling simulan, pero kapag nakuha mo na, masasanay ka na rin. Subukan mong muli, baka mas magtagumpay ka na! 🙏💪
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