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A very valuble heart :]

Sat Apr 16, 2005 4:58 am

Hi all, on thursday lunchtime, I was with my friends and we were bored. So then I took out my wallet and started making hearts out of....paper money. :) I remembered how to make it from years ago when my aunt taught me. so then I made some. And where did this idea come from? Well my friend's brother folded all my friend's paper notes into stars so when she paid...she paid in stars XD Actually she had to unfold them. :P This "oragami" can be used for practical jokes, gifts or whatever or whenever you're bored! Here is a step by step guide to making one. :) Bear with the vague instructions >.<

Step 1:
Obtain a paper note, in my case, it's a Hong Kong (ugly) 20 dollar note.
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Step 2:
Fold the paper note in half, the way it's shown in the picture.
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Step 3:
And fold again...make sure the top is the side with many folds/gaps!
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Step 4:
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To get it to this shape, fold your long piece in half, open it and then fold both sides in so the sides touch centre line. This way you can make sure both sides are at an equal length.

Step 5:
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Turn it over and fold the two corners in so you have a pointy end.

Step 6:
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Bend one side and put it in one of the folds; press down to get a firm shape. Do that to the other side too.

Step 7:
And when you've done the other side, you'll have something like this.
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Step 8:
This is the tricky part. To make your paper heart looks more like a heart, you'll have to fold the pointy corners in to make it "rounder". Because each side is folded, you open the fold slightly and push the corner in.
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Step 9:
Repeat step 8 (pushing corners in) to all four corners - outside and inside and voila! You'll have your own paper heart!
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And you can use different coloured paper notes and different sizes of paper notes to make these hearts. Take a look at my 100 HK dollar heart :)
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Have fun ^^
(poor instructions but shhh) :P

Sat Apr 16, 2005 5:04 am

Ooooh, that's cool.

I think I have a $HK 100 note in my room somewhere still... *wanders off to go make a heart*

Sat Apr 16, 2005 5:10 am

That $20 isn't ugly at all! It's very interesting looking. American money is all ugly and green and boring. I have made hearts from it before though.

Sat Apr 16, 2005 5:12 am

Sapphire Faerie wrote:That $20 isn't ugly at all! It's very interesting looking. American money is all ugly and green and boring. I have made hearts from it before though.


Perhaps you haven't seen the old one (this is the new one). The old one looks a LOT nicer than this one XD

It seems like all the old money has been transformed to ugly ones :P

Sat Apr 16, 2005 5:27 am

Which is the $20 one? I have one, but I dunno if it's the old or new one :P

I liked the $10 notes. They're shiney. And bright. And purple ^-^

Sat Apr 16, 2005 5:36 am

It seems like people out of HK have very different view on the paper notes >.> because as far as I know, no ones likes the new paper notes XD

Green $10 > purple ewwy $10
nice greenish bluish $20 > strange blue $20
my favourite purple pretty $50 > GREEN $50. I nearly told the person who gave me the $50 change to give me a $50 'cause it looks too much like the old $10 XD

Sat Apr 16, 2005 5:37 am

Hm strange, I have a friend who's got a Hong Kong dollar bill folded into a heart, too. Must be all the rage these days. :P It was a $10- nice and purple.

On the subject of currency colours...Canadian money is awesome. :D
$5 = blue
$10 = purple
$20 = green
$50 = red
$100 = brown

Sat Apr 16, 2005 11:56 am

Yoshi wrote:On the subject of currency colours...Canadian money is awesome. :D
$5 = blue
$10 = purple
$20 = green
$50 = red
$100 = brown


aussie money is even better, its got little windows in it and the colours are waay cooler!
$5=pink
$10=blue
$20=red
$50=yellow
$100=green

(i think thats right, it was from memory)

Sat Apr 16, 2005 12:11 pm

Haha, yep, ours is awesome. It's like... plastic. And like Rachel said, it has windows!

(Chass was very amused when I sent her a $5 note...)

Sat Apr 16, 2005 12:37 pm

U.S. money pwns all those. :P
$1=green
$2=very rare, but green
$5=green
$10=green
$20=pinkish-green
$50=green
$100=haven't seen many, but I'm pretty sure they're still... purple! Just kidding. Green.

I'll try making a heart next time I get my hands on a dollar, but I'm not much good at origami. All I can make is a rather wimpy crane.

Edit: Do we even have $50 bills? I never see them.

Sat Apr 16, 2005 1:11 pm

Naniwai wrote:Edit: Do we even have $50 bills? I never see them.

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I just happened to have a picture of one uploaded XD

It's an old picture by the way, that $50 is long gone.

Sat Apr 16, 2005 1:24 pm

That is so cute.

But I suck at doing that kind of thing. Post it to me! XD

Sat Apr 16, 2005 1:35 pm

Awwwww, that's so cute! I once knew how to make a ring out a dollar bill, but I've totally forgotten how. Kinda sad, they were very awesome.

Sat Apr 16, 2005 2:19 pm

English money is sooooooo great and Pwns every other currency!

£5=Green
£10=Brown
£20=Purplely pinkish...
£50=Orange

There used to be a £100 note but it isn't made anymore...

Sat Apr 16, 2005 2:20 pm

CD, you're such a boaster. You should have respect for other cultures.

But indeed, the pound pwns.
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