How to Make an Origami Wallet

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The origami Wallet is creative and practical. 


Step 1: Place a large piece of origami paper face down.


Step 2: Fold down, crease, and unfold.


Step 3: Fold across, crease, and unfold.


Step 4: Fold down again and take the left side and fold it to the crease.


Step 5: Take the right side of the paper and fold it to the crease in the middle.


Step 6: Undo steps 4 and 5.


                                            Step 7: Squash fold the left side of your paper.


 Step 8: Repeat step 7 on the right side.


Step 9: Turn your  paper over.


Step 10: Fold the left side to the middle.


Step 11: Repeat step 10 on the right side.


Step 12: On the bottom left take the top layer and fold it into a triangle. 





Step 13: Repeat on the right side.


Step 14: Flip your paper over and repeat steps 12 and 13.
  








Step 15: Flip your paper up.


Step 17: Fold the first flap part way down.


Step 18: Flip over your paper and repeat step 17.





Step 19: Fold down the top flap.


Step 20: Flip the paper over and fold down the flap.


Your wallet is done!





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