Nov 12, 2013 - Your ideas we thought were great for the do-it-yourself coin lover! See more ideas about coin crafts, crafts, coin art. CoiN PuZzLeS; Popular Requests; Names; Heads & Tails (Cut Coins by Type) Party Favors; Full Detail Cuts; State and Territory Quarters; Necklaces, Cases & Displays; Info www.coincutart.com PO Box 5811 Traverse City, MI 49696 Call us at 231-534-1599 Subscribe to our newsletter. Get the latest updates on new products and upcoming sales. No tribute to Banky's self-destructing art could be more serendipitous than Booteen's Banksy Coin - the coin that almost shreds an inserted piece of paper.
Russian Artist Roman Booteen has developed quite a fan-following on Instagram where he shares photos and videos of his masterpieces.
While hand-graved coins alone are cause for fascination, this artist has also added incredible Mechanical elements to his coins too which make the coins a marvel of both engineering and art.
His latest piece is a coin with an intricate carving of a knight and a lady gazing at a dip in the wall. However, there is a hidden delight to the coin. In the video shared by the artist on his Instagram, the shows that the Knight’s sword can actually be removed and then used to push inside a tiny notch at the top of the coin. Doing so open ups a small covering that reveals a golden goblet inside.
Booteen has carved over fifty such coins each a masterpiece. He also carves other things like cigarette lighter carvings which are equally impressive. These videos show some of his pieces.
Check out Boteen’s impressive portfolio on his Instagram for viewing the whole range of his beautiful coins packed with small engineering surprises.
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There are many coin and money craft ideas and projects all over the internet. You can make so much cool stuff from money and coins.
You can make a charmed bracelet from coins of countries you have visited or turn your lucky coin into a cool pendant or you can make a pair of coin earrings. You can also turn a coin into a button by drilling four holes into it. You can also make a cute coin clock.
Dollar bill origami is very popular and is commonly used as a replacement to the standard origami paper. Origami is the traditional Japanese art of paper folding and the most common dollar bill origami is a heart.
Coin and Paper Trick
Cut a narrow strip of stiff paper, about 12 inches long by 1/2 inches wide. Paste or staple the ends to form a loop. Set the loop on mouth of a small glass and place a penny on top of it. (as in illustration 1 above) The trick is to take a pencil, and with it, knock away the paper loop so neatly that the coin will drop into the glass. (illustration 2.) You can do it every time, but when others try it, they fail. The secret is this: Instead of hitting the outside of the loop, as you appear to do, swing the pencil at a forward angle, so that you miss the outside of the loop but hook the inside, pulling it out from beneath the coin, which then falls straight down. (illustration 3.) Hitting the outside with the pencil knocks away the loop alright, but the coin goes along with it. That's why other people fail.
Torn Dollar Bill Trick
(1) A dollar bill is held in the left hand. The right hand approaches, takes the free end of the bill and gives it a hard, downward tear. The bill is heard to tear apart, but when the hands are brought together and spread again, there is the bill completely restored! Illustration 1 gives a 'front view' of how the bill is held. Note that the second finger of the left hand is behind the bill, the forefinger in front. (2) The right hand takes the bill as shown and secretly loosens its grip, as it makes a quick, downward sweep, as though tearing the bill. At the same instant, the left forefinger acts even more quickly, snapping inward toward the left palm. (3) This snatches the protruding portion of the bill from the right hand, folding it into the left. (illustration 2.) The right fingers stroke the folded bill, producing the tearing sound. The hands are separated, being partly closed, as though each held a half of the torn bill. They are brought together and the bill is drawn out as though restored. (illustration 3.)
Even More Money Crafts & Activities
Coin Necklaces & Bracelets - A lesson on making coin bracelets and necklaces out of coins from different countries.
Coin Earrings - Learn how to make coin earrings - a great craft for travelers coming back from a foreign country...remember your vacation forever.
Birth Year Coin Collection Making Crafts - This is a fun craft which is also a great way to begin teaching your children about coins.
Chinese Coins for Beading : Crafts with Coins Ideas for Kids - TThis website shows you how you can use Chinese coins for beaded crafts.
Clay Pocket Ornaments Making Craft - Find out how you can make this cute ornament using items such as coins to make impressions in the clay.
Coin Barrettes Making Ideas with Money / Coins for Kids - Use pennies to make these beautiful barrettes for your hair.
Coin Charm Bracelet with Money / Coins Ideas - If you have coins lying around the house, why not make a charm bracelet with them?
Coin Rubbing on Paper Instructions for Kids - Coin rubbing on paper is a simple craft activity for young children.
Counting Coins in The Money Game - This is a fun money game for kids that will teach them the value of money and also about counting coins.
Cup Cake Pin Cushion Activities for Children - This easy craft project is almost as sweet as a cupcake. Now if only it were real.
Customized Game Table - Make a cool customized game table with your children using objects like monopoly money and coins to decorate the wooden table.
Dad's Key Keeper Coins Crafts - Find out how you can make this amazing key keeper for your dad.
Decal Penny Pendant Making Directions - Follow these instructions to make a beautiful decal penny pendant just like this one!
DIY Coin Buttons Making Instructions - Find out how you can turn coins into buttons by following these instructions carefully.
From Coin to Key Chain - This easy craft project begins from an old coin and ends up into a new keychain. Try it and you'll end up making more for your friends!
Fundred Dollar Bill Project - Find out how children can make their own fundred dollar bill currency.
Gelt Bag : Money / Coins / Gelt Craft for Children - Create a gelt bag to collect coins during the Hanukkah celebration.
Giant US President Money - Learn which president is on what coin by making your own giant money this Presidents Day.
Lincoln Log Cabin with Lincoln Penny - Make this miniature Lincoln log cabin for President's Day with a Lincoln penny displayed.
Lincoln Pendant - Find out how your children can make their own Lincoln pendant with a penny to wear on President's Day.
Lincoln Penny Pendant : Lincoln Penny Craft - Celebrate President's Day by wearing this homemade Lincoln penny pendant.
Lucky Penny Pin Craft - Learn how to make a wearable pin using a penny and this easy to follow step by step guide.
Making Money - This is a very creative project where kids use their imagination to make their own money.
Mini Mt. Rushmore - Use a penny, nickel, dime and quarter to make a mini version of Mt. Rushmore.
Mirror Mosaics - Use old game board pieces to make this cool mosaic for your bedroom mirror (with a frame).
Money Clock - Learn how to make a cute money clock by following these instructions carefully.
My First Day of School : Craft Using Lincoln Pennies - Ask your child to show you with this craft how his or her first day of school went.
Nature Rubbings : Textures Using Pennies and Other Object - Make cool nature rubbings using coins, leaves, rocks, tree bark, and shells etc.
Old Coin Pendant - Learn how you can make this amazing piece of jewelry you will cherish for years!
Oriental Bracelet - This craft tutorial will teach you how to make your own oriental looking bracelet.
Coin Art Carving
Pencil and Coin Spinning Top : Make a Cool Toy with Money - Find out how you can make this inexpensive toy at home.
Penny Graph Game : Craft with Pennies - Learn how to make this fun coin game so you can play it with your friends over the summer break.
Personalized Hobby Boxes - Personalized a hobby box to safely store your foreign coin collection.
Play Coins - Here are a few easy children's craft involving coiins.
Presidents' Day Finger Puppets - This finger puppets of the Presidents is a fun way for children to celebrate Presidents' Day.
President's Day Penny Bracelet - Celebrate Presidents Day by making this shiny bracelet with your children.
Pressed Penny Earrings - Learn how you can make jewelry from old squashed pennies by following these instructions.
School Coin Keeper - Turn an old film canister into a useful coin keeper for your lunch money or change lying around.
St. Patrick’s Day Hat Magnet Using Coins - Be more lucky than a leprechaun this St. Patrick’s Day with this easy art craft project!
The $5 Wallet : Crafts with 5 - 1 Dollar Bills - Learn to you can create a wallet from five one dollar bills.
Coin Art Painting
Time Capsule - Find out how your children can make their own time capsule for New Year's Day.
Travel Coin Bracelet - Make this beautiful coin bracelet using coins you have collected throughout the years.
Coin Sculpture
Treasure Bottle - Make this homemade treasure bottle to hide treasures such as beads, coins, charms, or even plastic insects.
Cut Coin Art
Vintage Coin Bracelet - Make this cool vintage bracelet using an old coin or a special coin.
VIP Balloon Invitations - Treat your guests a little special with this personal VIP invites.
Walk of Fame Stone - Collect small treasures during a family vacation and then have each person use them in a stone.
Weight of Wealth - This math game teaches children about how many coins is in a dollar.
Coin Art Diy
Westward Journey Nickel Collection - This is a great way for American children to start a coin collection while learning about their country.