It’s a no brainer, what moneygami is all about. Instead of using just any piece of paper (although there is special paper used for origami), moneygami makes use of real paper money. There is no secret that money of any denomination is highly valued these days, especially with the economic situation all over the world, but I suppose that if you had a bill or so to spare, engaging in moneygami is a worthwhile endeavor. After all, your creations may even fetch more than the bill that was used!

Take a look at this koi that was created out of a one dollar bill, and tell me that isn’t fascinating.

One Dollar Koi

Don’t like fish? How about a spider made from a two dollar bill?

Two Dollar Spider

I can only imagine just how much work this little spider took! Now if you are not into animals, this battle tank made out of a two dollar bill might be your thing.

Two Dollar Battle Tank

Not to say that those moneygami pieces are not impressive, but these two are the ones that really got my attention.

Queen Elizabeth 10 Pound Bill

Lincoln One Dollar Bill

So what can you say? Do these moneygami make you want to pick up folding paper again? If you think that you need a little more convincing, check out this coverage of moneygami, and gather some inspiration for folding bills of your own currency.

The Origami Toilet Paper is just like any other toilet paper that you can find in the market today. You use it for, well, cleaning up after you do your business. You can use it for wiping up spills. You can even use it to wipe your hands dry after you wash them. The best thing about it, though, is that you can expand your cultural and artistic borders by learning the ancient Japanese art of origami!

I might be setting myself up for something here, but I have to admit that I have this thing about toilet paper. I just gotta have the nice kind, three-ply no less. There is nothing worse than using cheap and nasty toilet paper in my mind. If you’re on the hunt for the best kinds of toilet paper in the supermarket, you just have to ask me and I can point you in the right direction without even looking!

This is the first time I’ve ever seen something like this, though. A hundred feet of Origami – now that’s original! At $3.50 per roll, you might want to save it for special occasions, though. I am thinking parties, except that you risk having people line up outside your bathroom just to have some fun!

If so, the Nintendo Entertainment System Cubecraft is now available for your cutting and folding pleasure. Hey, you don’t even need glue.

Ready to print at 150dpi onto standard A4 paper or card, designed by Chris Beaumont.

Go get it!

Here we have origami-styled logos for Firefox, Twitter, Apple, Digg, Basecamp, Flickr, GMail, IE (broken, love it), iTunes, Mint, RSS, Opera and Skype, designed by Paddy Donnelly.

They can be downloaded in a variety of formats. Jump on to see them all: