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A money tree is a great gift idea for a wedding, baby shower, graduation party, birthday, or any other event where you want to give a unique gift. I made this money tree by going out in my yard and cutting off a small limb of a tree that had several branches. Then I spray painted it white. Next, I spray painted a gallon can white. After the paint dried I took some bricks and stacked in the can and put the limb down in between the bricks. You have to use something heavy like bricks or rocks…
A few weeks ago, I volunteered to make a money tree as a goodbye gift for our Pastor and his wife. I had made one years before, but couldn't remember exactly how I did it! I scoured the net, and took a little info. from "this site" and a little from "that site" and came up with my own version. You are going to need: One twig -- approximately 1.5 feet tall that has a good shape A pot -- I got mine at Dollar Tree. It had a little more personality than a standard pot. Mini Clothespins -- I…
Whether it's celebrating a birthday, job promotion, graduation, or even Christmas, gifting a money tree for almost any occasion represents and symbolizes luck, fertility, growth, and success in the Chinese tradition. So, it’s no surprise that
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This is a guide about making a money tree. A money tree is a nice gift for certain occasions.
Some times giving money as a gift seems so very impersonal…right? Well it doesn’t have to be impersonal or boring with these Cool and Creative Ways To Give Money As A Gift! So if it is money you want to give I do believe you are going to find some really awesome ideas how to …
Save money on your wedding planning by using these wedding day hacks using Dollar Tree items. No one will ever know and you will save so much money.
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