Dollar Animal Origami

Are there barn owls in your billfold?

You won't believe all the animals running around in your wallet Ten new dollar origami models from master paper engineer Won Park will have you bending your banknotes in many new and interesting ways. This kit gives you all the practice currency you need to become adept at creating an array of cash creatures such as dolphins, giraffes, barn owls, lizards, goldfish, Dachshunds, and more Dive into the step-by-step instruction book and enjoy detailed diagrams and colorful photos to help you perfect each crease and fold. Dollar Animal Origami is a great way to leave an impression with a tip at a restaurant, or just to amaze your friends

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.