Anyone know how to make a Money Lei?
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Anyone know how to make a Money Lei?
I know it's just a little off topic but I was wondering if anyone knew how to make a money lei? It's my kids graduation in a few weeks and my wife has this as a must do for this event. You can imagine when she asked me about a Money Lei, I thought it was a indescent proposal or something
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Money Lei. "Money leis are usually given for special occasions such as graduations and 'extra special' birthdays or anniversaries," explains Cheryl. Follow these steps to create a cash circle:
# Fold the bill in half horizontally, then fold forward and backward to create fan pleats.
# With the folded paper lying flat, pinch the middle and bring the two ends together.
# Each circle is made using four bills folded in this fashion. Place them together in a circle, fanning them out and affixing a small adhesive tab on the end of each segment to attach it to the adjoining bill.
Money Lei. "Money leis are usually given for special occasions such as graduations and 'extra special' birthdays or anniversaries," explains Cheryl. Follow these steps to create a cash circle:
# Fold the bill in half horizontally, then fold forward and backward to create fan pleats.
# With the folded paper lying flat, pinch the middle and bring the two ends together.
# Each circle is made using four bills folded in this fashion. Place them together in a circle, fanning them out and affixing a small adhesive tab on the end of each segment to attach it to the adjoining bill.
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I found this on Creating Keepsakes, but I want to also tell you about something else to do. I great way to give money as a gift also is to get a really big/full boquett of flowers and then roll up $1 bills on stick them in among the flowers. It is a great to see peoples faces when they realize there is money in their flowers.
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3 Money Lei. "Money leis are usually given for special occasions such as graduations and 'extra special' birthdays or anniversaries," explains Cheryl. Follow these steps to create a cash circle:
Fold the bill in half horizontally, then fold forward and backward to create fan pleats.
With the folded paper lying flat, pinch the middle and bring the two ends together.
Each circle is made using four bills folded in this fashion. Place them together in a circle, fanning them out and affixing a small adhesive tab on the end of each segment to attach it to the adjoining bill.
http://www.creatingkeepsakes.com/let...category_id=53
Good Luck and Congrats!!!!!
Here is the stuff from Creating Keepsakes
3 Money Lei. "Money leis are usually given for special occasions such as graduations and 'extra special' birthdays or anniversaries," explains Cheryl. Follow these steps to create a cash circle:
Fold the bill in half horizontally, then fold forward and backward to create fan pleats.
With the folded paper lying flat, pinch the middle and bring the two ends together.
Each circle is made using four bills folded in this fashion. Place them together in a circle, fanning them out and affixing a small adhesive tab on the end of each segment to attach it to the adjoining bill.
http://www.creatingkeepsakes.com/let...category_id=53
Good Luck and Congrats!!!!!
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Originally Posted by Choku Dori
Take the money and buy an open-ended maile vine lei... it's much more meaningful
i would have to agree with ldivinaghe on the ccard gift
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