Coin Purse

By Dallin -
The coin purse is a very easy and practical model to fold. Once folded it will hold quite a bit of coins, and you can always make more. You could even have a different color coin purse for each type of coin!


Step 1: Start with your paper color side down

Step 2: Valley fold the bottom edge up to the top


Step 3: Valley fold the right edge to the left so it is five centimeters in length. This divides the paper about into thirds. If you don't have a ruler, you can just roll the paper into thirds. This is not as precise, but still works.


Step 4: Valley fold the left edge so it aligns with the right edge


Step 5: Unfold and your paper is now neatly divided into thirds


Step 6: Take the far right side and squash fold  it flat


Step 7: Now squash fold the left side down


Step 8: Once it matches the picture below turn the model over


Step 9: Valley fold the right edge in


Step 10: Valley fold the left edge so it overlaps the right one

It should now look like this on both sides:

Step 11: Valley fold the top left corner down (just the top layer)


Step 12: Valley fold the top edge (just the top layer again) down


Step 13: Now tuck the former top right corner inside


It should look like this:
The tucked in flap will hold the purse together

Step 14: Turn the model over and repeat steps 11-13 on this side


Your coin purse is now complete and ready to hold coins!


To insert coins, gently press on the edges at the top so it opens up. Then insert the coins.



If you liked the coin purse you  might also like the wallet.

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