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120 Creative Ways To Give Gift Cards Or Money gifts - how to give money gifts and ways to wrap gift cards that are fun to give and fun to open!

Sticking with this weeks theme - today I am sharing two fun ways to give the gift of money! First up is my new Book of Money! This ...

The most creative money gift tutorials for cash gifts and gifting money. You'll love these creative ways to wrap cash for great monetary gifts and gift card holders. They include money trees, money soap, money chocolates, money holders, money books and money origami. Thinking of gifting cash money? It's the season for celebrating. Too often, people end up with unused money on their gift cards. I'm here to help with tutorials on how to dress up your dollar bills in a money wrap, gifting tree…

Easy Money Mini Book Origami Dollar Tutorial DIY Have you ever seen a mini book from dollar bills? I will show you how to make an origami book easy and simple! We need 2 dollar bills. Only folded, no glue and tape. I wish you pleasant viewing!

Last month Mom saw a budget book for sale on a Facebook ad… if you’ve never heard of a budget book before it’s a binder with numbered slots for saving cash. Esentially there are 100 numbered slots (literally marked 1 through 100) and you put the assigned amount of money in each slot. You can […]

We rounded up every book Martha Stewart has ever written, from her first (Entertaining) to her 100th (Martha: The Cookbook).

The money bookmark "Musical note" is an easy origami out of one dollar bill. Without using glue or tape. The idea and design by Anastasia Prokuda. I wish you...

If you're a billionaire, it's likely this post isn't for you. But if you're like everyone else, you know the importance of having a budget. Just as important is keeping track of everything in your bullet journal money tracker spread.

I saw this idea on pinterest. This is a really neat idea that you can do very easily. All you need is manila envelopes and a front/back cover for your book. You could use this for a variety of thin…

I wrote a post a few years ago about how I made a money notepad gift for the older kids in my life (from my teenage nephew to my college-aged niece). These notepads have always been a HUGE hit. I give them for graduations, Christmas, and birthdays! I have yet to meet a teenager who didn't love receiving one. :) I mean, who doesn't want a pile of $1, $5, or even $10 bills worth $10, $20, $50 or more?! I thought my bank used to sell them, but I haven't seen them in a very long time. If your