Money Stemware/Wineglass/Glass | Origami Dollar Tutorial DIY 

I made this and slight Modification and WOW, Mine is GREAT, Thanks a LOT for this one! It's very Special!

@@drphu Excellent! I like your comments!!! =)

@@NProkuda Now I have made several of this model all with some modifications, maybe I can share them with you (OR I should try a Video!) This model of yours is mostly like a "champagne flute" Yes Stemware but also maybe a "white wine glass". The first time I made this I made an interesting adjustment (I was trying to make the model 3D) and made it into a "Red Wine Glass", the "quote text" is so you can search the names for images. For the Red Whine Glass - When Folding the end of the bill (bill is another name for dollar) to make the rim of the glass I folded it in 2 times or so after the fold @ 1:15 I folded the edge in again before turning the paper over. Then you can just make as yours to complete the model. OR Another modification I made is when making the stem part, After the Fold @ 5:00 then I did not fold that 1/2 way back I just went to the other side and folded in the same but then I tucked one fold into the other by tucking in the corners of one side into the other to secure it more stable. Also what happened is it made the base, the stand of the glass more sturdy when tucking in the bottom excess piece. The stem and the bottom stay together much tighter. Then when folding in the slant of the drinking glass part @ 7:00 I also tucked one fold into the other and then the loose corners in the middle of the drinking part of the glass on the back I folded up and into the overlapping parts I had just made. I like the modifications Very Much, I hope I explained so you can understand fully what I did! Thanks! Anastasia, You inspired me to make my own Ideas into the Models You Share! :) - Paul

I still want to make your Goblet cup but that will take a lot of time so I did not make that yet either.

@@drphu Your coment is very intereting! Thanks to you, I will learn English much faster! Thanks for the feedback and your ideas! I wish you more creative ideas next year!!! Anastasiya.

You are welcom!

Thanks, Richard! =)

Thanks a lot for your comment!