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COIN BANK x BANK (COIN) x PENNY BANK x PIGGY BANK Exploding boxes. A novelty item that has a slot for a coin. Falling coin triggers a mouse trap, causing top and sides of the box to fly apart. Magic coin box. A wooden bank with decorative dovetail corner joints. The coin is inserted by placing in a small drawer and closing. Overall dimensions: 5"x3"x3" tall. Duck bank is made from a foam ball and mailing tube covered with fabric. Soft-sculpture gum ball machine that doubles as a bank. Estimated cost: $12. Cub Scout bank. Banks made from cardboard boxes. How to make a bank that looks like a globe. Two lamps for a child's room. Both "Teddy Bear" and cottage-shaped lamp bases include built-in penny banks. Truck-shaped bank with Plexiglas sides. Bunny-shaped bank with Plexiglas sides. A penny saved. Painting a greenware piggy bank using non-firing stains. Pierrot lamp and bank. Greenware Pierrot figures, cylinders and bases are combined to create whimsical accent pieces. Doggy bank. Coffee can with lid is covered with craft foam and trimmed with burlap, rickrack and a sunflower to make a bank that looks like a dog's head. How to use Sculptamold for sculpture or casting. Includes instructions for making a penny bank. Dinosaur bank made from a plastic egg and paper scraps. Portly Pig penny bank made from plastic soda bottle and corks. Classic piggy bank is made from wood. Bulldog bank is make from wood. Pull a lever and the dog's tongue sticks out to accept coin. Simultaneously, the dog's ears perk up. Bleach-bottle piggy bank. Crocheted Clown Bank made from a soda can. Needlepoint houses for a miniature village are also banks for coins. Made from plastic canvas. Enterprising youngster is making money by building and selling musical savings banks in the shape of a small house. Pattern and instructions for carving a wooden piggy bank. Small Victorian house, made from cloth and cardboard, serves as both a bank and a container for small gifts. Make a needlepoint "rainbow" bank. Ceramic piggy bank is decorated with floral patterns painted with opaque stains. Design pattern is included. Slot-Machine electronic bank keeps a running total of the value of the coins inserted (nickels, dimes, and quarters only). Make a bank from bleach or detergent bottle. Pig-shaped bank "squeels" if anyone tries to filch a coin or bill from it. Old-fashioned mechanical banks you can make from wood. Three designs. Carved coin bank. Wooden box is fitted with a decorative carved overlay featuring two stylized geese flying in front of a full moon. Dinosaur bank. Wooden profile fitted with plastic sides forms a coin bank. Exploding coin bank. Wooden box is fitted with a hidden mousetrap which causes it to collapse into 6 separate pieces whenever a coin is dropped into the slot. Wooden bank in the shape of a pig is made from scrap 2x12 stock. Coin bank is made from solid 4x4 stock with coin-sized holes drilled through the center and slots cut in the edges (so you can see the coins in each hole). Locking musical bank. Wooden box-shaped bank features a unique locking feature. A special slot plays musical tones whenever a coin is deposited. Mechanical teddy bear bank. When a lever is pulled, the coin falls through a slot and the bear raises its arm and nods its head. Bank's base is a box (6"x8"x6" high) with the 4" high bear sitting on top. The six-piece bear is shaped with a scroll saw. Exploding bank. A simple wooden box with a coin slot in the top will explode into separate pieces whenever a coin is deposited. A mousetrap serves as the mechanism. Thievin' box. Put a dollar in the drawer of this small box and the dollar "disappears" when the drawer is closed. "Andy Armadillo" bank is painted in acrylics. It features an armadillo-shaped wooden frame with a transparent center that shows the coins. Intermediate painting level. Noah's Ark, a musical bank. Purchased wooden bank is painted in folk-art style with animals looking out the windows. Intermediate skill level. Armored-car shaped bank is made from walnut and maple. A padlocked door at the rear allows for "withdrawals". Convert an older style post-office box door into a coin bank featuring a combination lock and a window. Shoe bank made from a tennis shoe, sport sock and potato chip can. Penny bank in the shape of an apple has a clear-plastic front and back. The "stem" is removed to deposit the coins. Refurbished post office lockbox door adds nostalgia to this penny bank. Whale-shaped wooden bank. Cockatoo Cache. Colorful bird, on a dowel perch, conceals a coin bank under one wing. Wooden toy truck also doubles as a penny bank. Novelty money box (penny bank) is made from 6 pieces of wood and assembles without any glue or fasteners. Walnut bank. Simple frame holds two pieces of glass just far enough apart to let a coin slide between them. A slot in the top of the frame accepts the coins. Turn the bank upside down to retrieve the coins. Kids' piggy bank is made entirely of wood in the shape of a pig. Coin bank is shaped like a tambour clock. The front and back openings (normally for the clock mechanism) are covered with clear plastic. Wooden hands enhance the clock motif. Mail bank truck. Small wooden truck doubles as a coin bank. The rear door of the truck is an old-style post-office box door. Clown bank. Can with plastic lid is covered with crocheted clown with spiral arms and legs. Crocheted "Santa" bank. Medieval castle bank worked in needlepoint on plastic canvas. "Travel trailer" bank. Plastic canvas pieces are needlepointed in Continental stitch and joined to form a three-dimensional trailer with a money slot in the top. Door opens to provide access to the contents. Tip on making a coin bank from an empty salt box with a pouring spout. Baby Jumbo bank, a wooden bank that looks like an elephant. Wooden coin bank is shaped like a boot and features real shoelaces. Wooden piggy bank, in the shape of a pig, is made from four pieces of 3/4" pine laminated together. | |||||||||
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