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Cindy deRosier: My Creative Life: Dollar Bill Dispenser

I've now shared four different ways I've given money as a gift, including the Cardboard Tube Dollar Bill Dispenser, the Tissue Box Dollar Bill Dispenser, the Knitting Kit, and Spelling with Dollar Bills. All of them were extremely well-received. The Dollar Bill Dispensers, in particular, have been pinned hundreds of times and been viewed many, many times. I've now made each style of Dollar Bill Dispenser multiple times. I've gotten faster over time, but both of them have painting and…

Last Christmas, Trevor and I had great fun making bars of soap with coins embedded in them as gifts for his cousins. When I give a gift of money, whenever possible I try to do something interesting with it. For my latest attempt, I made a Dollar Bill Dispenser. I started by taping 32 dollar bills end-to-end. Then I rolled them up. I cut a slit in a cardboard tube and painted the whole thing purple. I slid the roll of money into the tube with the end sticking out of the slit. Then I taped a…

Money roll gift box for my nephew. I taped 20 one dollar bills together, rolled them up and put in this cute little box I cut on my Silhouette.

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When it comes to gift giving sometimes you just have to give money, after all giving money is easy for you and the person you are giving it too. But why does money have to be so anti-climatic? Slip a few bills into a card, the person opens it up smiles, says "thank you" and moves on. Boring! Hopefully this little trick will bring a memorable smile to your gift target! The Money Roll Suplies: 1 Box (this one is from the Dollar Tree) 1 Toilet Paper Roll Tape, sissors, knife to cut slit…

Tape end to end of all the dollar bills. Then roll them up. Cut slits in the toilet paper roll, the lid of the box, and the ribbon. Put the rolled money into the toilet paper roll and stick out part of the first bill through the slit. Do the same to lid and ribbon. Add your “pull me” tag and a bow on rop.

Birthday, graduation, Christmas, Teacher Appreciation Day, mother's day, father's day, It's always a good time to give money as a gift!

39.6K likes, 174 comments. “Money Box”

Great way to give money at a wedding/party... 1 - tape bills end to end 2 - roll the bills so the larger value bills are in the center 3 - carefully open a tissue box and remove tissues 4 - insert cash with a bill or tab poking out 5 - glue box back together 6 - put 1 tissue back in to cover the cash 7 - enjoy watching them have to pull all the bills out!

Great gift idea for boys and girls of all ages. Neverending money pull box. Take tissue out of kleenex box, tape the ends of dollar bills and roll together, place roll into side of box, retape or reglue edge, write "pull up" on top of box, and ensure the start of the money roll is showing. When they go to open it, they'll pull the first dollar and the rest come out too.

Dollar bills taped one after another, rolled up and stuffed inside a Kleenex box. The more more you use, the great the effect as they keep pulling more and more money out! Tag reads: Don't "BLOW" it all in one place!

MONEY STRAWS: I cut the straws into thirds, which is surprisingly very similar in length to a dollar bill. I rolled the $1 dollar bills into tight, tight rolls and slipped them inside a straw. I have about 1,000 straw sections in a shoe box. the best part is that it is going to take him forever to find the straws with money and then he will have to get the dollar out of the straw, unroll it and hope it doesn't stay rolled forever! Should be fun!

Spray painted dollar store boxes served as base. Washi tape held bills in rolls and adhered to box.

The paper candy with money bills is a big origami gift for Christmas, New Year, Birthday, Graduation, and so on. The idea and design by NProkuda. We need A4 sheet, a piece of cardboard, money bills, a tape, a pencil, scissors, and a ruler. Do you like this tutorial? I look forward to your answer under the video. I wish you a pleasant viewing! Subscribe to my channel!

I always seem to find myself rushing last-minute to grab a gift when my child is invited to a birthday party. But I've discovered the PERFECT gift to have on-hand for birthday parties - a tissue box money roll!

Cut plastic straws into thirds and placed $1 bills into some of the straws. This box has over about 200 cut pieces and $75 one dollar bills that have been rolled and pushed into the straws. Easy to do and loads of fun to watch my niece open and search for cash.

Tissue Money Gift or white elephant gift! Imagine how funny it would be to see the person who got "stuck" with this gift acting all sad till they use it...