Somehow, I always pictured in my head that it would have to be possible to do a butterfly (pictured below), but it took me forever to come up with the fifth & sixth steps that appear below. When I finally did, I was quite surprised at the final appearance. In particular, the interesting symetrical pattern on the top of the wings came as a pleasant shock.
I know the remainder of this page is huge, but this one is very difficult to describe, and I thought it needed alot of high quality graphics to help you follow along. Please note that this design requires precise folds to work.
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--Get yourself a fairly new, crisp bill. Older "soggier" bills are much harder to work with.
--The first few steps will involve folding the bill, and then unfolding it. These steps are to get creases in the bill. All of these folds will be reused, except one. When unfolding after the initial fold, do not attempt to flatten the bill again, just open it up enough to be able to perform the next step.
Of course in all the following diagrams, the old folds are flattened, but that is because I made the images on a flatbed scanner.
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Source: Origami Center
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