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As kids get older, they seem to either want to shop for themselves or be saving for bigger ticket items. Instead of going the gift card route, I sought out creative ways to gift cash. I found some money trees and loved the idea! Who hasn't been seeking a money tree their whole life.
I made some as part of the group gifts for the preschool teachers and also some for the big kids in my life.
First I painted the pots and used floral foam inside the pots. Polka dots were made with a pencil eraser.
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For the round one, I started off with a wooden skewer and a floral foam sphere. Using folded 5's I took floral wire and wrapped it around the center. Before inserting it into the foam, I opened up the folded money to make it look more flower-like. Because I wasn't filling the whole sphere with money, I took some netted ribbon and also folded this and attached with wire. I took some red berries and attached them too.
For the stick tree, folded money is attached to the wooden skewer with floral wire. I purchased a bouquet of sparkly stars for the top.
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