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Folding money like a shirt: Our top 3 tutorials with video

Folding money like a shirt: Our top 3 tutorials with video
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Contents 4 sections
  1. Folding money into a shirt - The classic-elegant business shirt
  2. Folding money into a shirt - The casual leisure shirt
  3. Folding money into a shirt - The elegant shirt with a tie
  4. Conclusion: Making creative money gifts easy

Are you looking for instructions on how to fold money into a shirt? We have compiled three of them for you! Folding money has become a real trend in recent years. Whether for a wedding, birthday, or as a special treat - folded money gifts are creative and personal at the same time.

On our platform, you can now find around 20 different tutorials on creatively folding banknotes. From butterflies to dresses to flowers - and new ones are added every week. The special thing: Each tutorial comes with a self-produced video, step-by-step photos, and detailed descriptions. So nothing can really go wrong!

In this article, we show you three fantastic ways to fold a shirt out of banknotes. An important tip in advance: To practice the techniques, we recommend starting with play money. These notes have the same size and texture as real banknotes and are available in any stationery store. Alternatively, you can simply cut paper to the appropriate size.

Folding money into a shirt - The classic-elegant business shirt

If you are looking to fold money into a shirt in a classic, elegant form, this first variant is just right for you. This business shirt fold is the simplest among our three tutorials and perfect for beginners. With just five folding movements, you create a chic shirt with a closed collar.

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Want to learn more about folding money into a shirt? Click here for the detailed tutorial for the business shirt.

Folding money into a shirt - The casual leisure shirt

For a more relaxed look, we'll show you how to fold money into a shirt with an open collar. This version in the style of Ricky Martin and Enrique Iglesias is only slightly more elaborate than the first variant but looks much more relaxed and interesting.

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Interested in learning more about folding money into a shirt? You can find the complete step-by-step tutorial with images here in our detailed guide to the leisure shirt.

Folding money into a shirt - The elegant shirt with a tie

In this variation, we show you how to fold money into a shirt with a stylish tie. This version is a bit more challenging - it took me about 15 minutes and several attempts to master it myself. However, the result is absolutely impressive and definitely worth a try, even if you don't plan to use it as a gift.

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Want to learn more about folding money into a shirt? Here you can find the detailed guide with all the steps for the shirt with a tie.

Conclusion: Making creative money gifts easy

As you can see, folding banknotes into shirts is not as difficult as it might initially seem. A special advantage of the first tutorial is that the banknote is not damaged in the process and can still be used easily later on - ideal for money gifts!

We wish you lots of fun trying these out and would be delighted if you also explore our other tutorials in the category of folding banknotes. Let your creativity run wild and surprise your loved ones with a unique money gift!

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