Origami Money Heart

by Domestik Goddess on February 9, 2009

Folding paper is always fun, and folded paper is always a welcome gift.

As a last-minute Valentine’s Day flourish, why not show you cared enough to go to all the effort of learning a few new tricks with your hands?

This clever origami heart with a bonus coin at its centre is the Kathleen Weller design called “Change in Heart,” folded by Michele Rousseau and discovered for us by the ever-loving (but now vanished) Idea Girl blog.

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{ 4 comments… read them below or add one }

1 Tammy 02.16.07 at 9:39 am

Hey Thanks!

I feel the *love*!

Tam

2 Michele 02.20.07 at 1:39 pm

Thanks for posting my site. I am glad you found something you like.

I’ve been folding hearts like crazy because of valentine’s day. They make great tips and have been requested frequently.

If you want to see more hearts you can find them on my folds site. If you click on the categories at the top of the page you can find many other designs as well.

Happy folding :-)
Michele

3 domestika 02.20.07 at 1:41 pm

Hey, Michele, what a great idea – to slip your bistro boy a little origami money heart instead of a plain old bill. Nice! And who knows where it could lead… ;-)

4 French Fry 02.25.07 at 9:13 am

You have no idea how much it just makes servers day to fold them a little something. Most are very appreciative — and they remember you!

It takes such little effort to evoke a smile… really is worth it :-)

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