reference: origami

Joseph Wu
http://www.origami.as/

Eric Joisel
http://ericjoisel.com/Site/home.html

Practical origami: snack cup

Over at No Snack Cup? No Problem at Geek Dad.

Napkin folding

Resources for napkin folding:

• http://www.mypapershop.com/folding-napkins/
• http://www.napkinfoldingguide.com/
• http://www.partydetails.com/napkins.asp
• http://www.schonwalder.org/Menu_Z1_napkin.htm
• http://www.tiptonlinen.com/presentations.html
• http://weddingdetails.com/planning/napkins_content.cfm

Courtesy of "Impress your guests -- tuxedo napkins" by Cecily Ross in the Globe and Mail, Saturday, March 10, 2007. Style section page L9.

(FYI, I couldn't find instructions for the Tuxedo Folded Napkin featured in the article. When finished, it looks like the upper 2/3 of a gentleman's tuxedo / dinner jacket.

Origami - bill folds

http://www.pfadvice.com/2007/02/21/5-great-ways-to-leave-a-tip/


Photogalleries:
http://art.commongate.com/post/show_me_the_moneygami/photos/41490
http://art.commongate.com/post/show_me_the_moneygami

Money Portrait Origami [h/t: Neatorama]

origami: paper hat

Materials:

• old newspaper or rectangle of old wrapping paper if making to fit a child's head, letter sized paper for fitting a doll's head
• some of paint, markers, stickers, crayons, felt pieces, feathers, foam stickers
• optional: glue stick or glue if using felt pieces or feathers

Instructions:

• fold paper as per instructions here
• decorate as desired with above materials
• wear with points forward to be archer
• wear with points to the sides to be a pirate