2025's Advent Second Sunday

 

I started to think about continuing the Origami Christmas series. 

So I made a new candle model, very easy to fold.

In the center, the "dollar Santa Claus" from my new booklet.

 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0G55RNV8F

 

 

You can buy the Kindle edition from Amazon

 Origami Christmas Kindle Editions

 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0G55RNV8F

 

Step into the wonderful world of origami Christmas decorations!
This book will teach you how to make:

A multifunctional origami module that can be used to all sorts of decorations, including globes, bells, wreaths, and much more!
A Christmas tree
Corner bookmarks with Santa and stars, ideal for greeting cards!
A squirrel
A "star of David" (six-pointed star)
A smiling Santa made from a dollar bill

Deck out your tree in style and improve your origami skills with these models!

 

 

A dollar candle

 I folded the first candle for the Advent wreath.

 

Video tutorial: 

A new Advent/ Christmas wreath

 A new wreath from 8 dollars, perfect to hang on the door or to use for Advent sundays.

 Video tutorial:

 

A dollar turkey for Thankgiving

 A dollar turkey for Thankgiving: 

Video tutorial:

My origami booklet's cover

 My editor proposed this cover for my Origami Christmas (decorations) booklet:

There are 2 moneyfolding model: the "classic" Mikulás (Santa Claus) and a twisted David Star.

 

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After twenty and three years

 In 2002, while I was preparing an exhibition of folded banknote figurines (moneygami), I had the idea to transpose the Santa Claus bookmark model into one folded from a dollar bill. After I posted the diagram on the internet in May 2003, some young programmers from South Africa even made a flash animation of it. Today I see on Youtube that NProkuda modified his face, chin and hands, the rest remained as it was at the beginnin. 

I will publish the original model, with the E in ONE, in the Christmas decoration booklet. I remind everyone, it was not created to be sold, but given away. Look, some people are asking for 15 dollars for a folded dollar bill, I warned them that this brings bad luck, Santa sees everything!

 

The NProkuda variation: