Pulling money gift

Amber on Instagram: "What kid wouldn’t want to pull on that “pull here” tag? This makes gifting cash a little more exciting 🥳."

These are so much better than money in an envelope.

INSIDE: Wondering how to give money as a gift and have your gesture look thoughtful? Check out this list of cute money gift ideas! Easy for Christmas and all

Easy Peasy Birthday Money Box: The birthday money box is fun to give and receive because when the gift recipient pulls on the card that says “PULL UP,” they will be surprised with a really long strand of cash that continues to come out as they keep pulling and pulling and pulling! It's so easy to make. All you need is a tissue box, cash, tape and paper.

Anyone who knows me knows that I just love discovering unique do-it-yourself gift ideas for the kids in my life. I don't believe you have to spend a bunch of funds on an expensive gift. A thoughtfully put together homemade gift can be just as meaningful. I've written about lots of really cool DIY money gifts like the real money notepad which everyone loves to receive. Then one day I realized that the dollar store is a great place to find inexpensive containers for creating my money gifts. So…

Money birthday gifts are what every kids want. So, here's a fun birthday money box that is a fun way to give a kid a wad of cash.

Want the best money gift ideas that are fun and thoughtful without looking lazy? Here are creative and unique ways to give money as a gift on any occassion!

As a fairly frugal person, I'm always looking for ways to give thoughtful gifts in creative ways. I always say the more thoughtful you can be, the less money you have to spend because people don't necessarily want expensive things - they just want to know you care and that you understand what they want. For many people (especially the younger people in your life)....what they want is cold hard cash! :) Giving cash is a great idea when you don't know what to get someone AND you know they…

Last Christmas, Trevor and I had great fun making bars of soap with coins embedded in them as gifts for his cousins. When I give a gift of money, whenever possible I try to do something interesting with it. For my latest attempt, I made a Dollar Bill Dispenser. I started by taping 32 dollar bills end-to-end. Then I rolled them up. I cut a slit in a cardboard tube and painted the whole thing purple. I slid the roll of money into the tube with the end sticking out of the slit. Then I taped a…