The other day, I bought an item that was on clearance ($0.47) because it had no lid.
Here is the conversation that took place before I bought it.
Hubby: "What are you buying that for?"
Me: "I don't know.
It's only 47 cents.
I'm sure I could find something to do with it."
Hubby: Rolling Eyes
I was going to leave the top open for her to just drop her coins in,
but the hubby included his input,
convincing me that a slot will allow her to practice hand-eye coordination.
Here is the conversation that took place before I bought it.
Hubby: "What are you buying that for?"
Me: "I don't know.
It's only 47 cents.
I'm sure I could find something to do with it."
Hubby: Rolling Eyes
All right, Hubby, here is what I decided to do with it.
Turn it into a bank for the little one.I was going to leave the top open for her to just drop her coins in,
but the hubby included his input,
convincing me that a slot will allow her to practice hand-eye coordination.
I used pages from this book to decoupage the sides.
Note: Next time you go to your local thrift store, make sure to look for books that you or your little ones love.
They're cheap, and can be used to make fun things.
Note: Next time you go to your local thrift store, make sure to look for books that you or your little ones love.
They're cheap, and can be used to make fun things.
Then, with some handy foam board and a little scrap fabric, I made the top.
Cutting it to size, and gluing the fabric to the foam.
Cutting it to size, and gluing the fabric to the foam.
what a great project! Such a good idea to use book pages!
ReplyDeletethis is awesome!!! good job!!
ReplyDeleteOh, very sweet - it turned out adorable...
ReplyDeleteI have to say, that is very cute for a little girl!! I was mermaid crazy when that movie first came out... I was about 5!!! I would have loved this!
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