The design featured in this tutorial was created by Richard L. Alexander in 2006, based on a multi-piece ring designed by Mette Peterson and a 3-D water wheel created by Paulo Basceta. It is part of the Money Origami: Making the Most of Your Dollar book and DVD kit by Michael G. LaFosse and Richard L. Alexander. It is an example of modular origami since it is created by joining multiple units that are folded identically. A beginning or intermediate level origami enthusiast should be able to complete this money origami wreath in 10 to 15 minutes. If you want to practice before making the final model, play money from an old board game makes a good addition to your kit of origami supplies. Begin your project with George Washington’s face facing up. Fold the bottom edge of the bill to his mouth. Crease firmly.
