Money Tree Christmas Card
Don’t put the money inside the card this year. Make this Money Tree Christmas card with the money on the front of the card. It makes giving money for Christmas a little more special.
Trivia:
It is believed that products such as livestock and grain were used to barter (exchange goods and services without the use of money) over 10000 years ago and the first coins were minted (made) around 2500 years ago. Source: Science Kids – Money Facts for Kids
Supplies
- One Bill Any Denomination
- Green and Red Card Stock
- Red Envelope
- Star Pony Bead
- Craft Wire
- Scrap of Gold Scrapbook Paper
- Scissors and Glue
Instructions
- Cut a piece of green card stock in half. Fold.
- Cut out an oval to fit the front.
- Cut out a 1.5″ circle from gold scrapbook paper. Glue pieces together.
- Accordion fold your bill making the folds as narrow as possible so the card will be flat enough to fit in the envelope.
- Pinch one end together and fan out the other to make the tree shape.
- Poke a piece of craft wire through both ends near the pinched tip. String on a pony bead star. Push the wire through front of the assembled card. Twist inside and trim.
And there you have it, a unique money gift card.
Supplies
One Bill Any Denomination
Green and Red Card Stock
Red Envelope
Star Pony Bead
Craft Wire
Scrap of Gold Scrapbook Paper
Scissors and Glue
Instructions
Cut a piece of green card stock in half. Fold.
Cut out an oval to fit the front.
Cut out a 1.5" circle from gold scrapbook paper. Glue pieces together.
Accordion fold your bill making the folds as narrow as possible so the card will be flat enough to fit in the envelope.
Pinch one end together and fan out the other to make the tree shape.
Poke a piece of craft wire through both ends near the pinched tip. String on a pony bead star. Push the wire through front of the assembled card. Twist inside and trim.
And there you have it, a unique money gift card.
Contributor
These projects are created by Terri, Betty, Jamie or one of the talented staff members at MakingFriends.com. They have been created exclusively for publication on FreeKidsCrafts.com with supplies you'll be able to find around your house.
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