Green Piggy Bank

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My cheap and easy version of decoupage.
With limited and very accessible resources, I am presenting a project worth sharing. 
Enjoy!

Step 1 Materials used

Materials used:
1. Plastic bottle (label removed, clean, and dry)
2. Some colored paper
3. Water (approximately 60 ml)
4. Paper glue or all-purpose white glue
5. ordinary plastic tape
6. Double-sided tape
7. Scissors
8. Cutter (or X-acto knife)

Comments

[bongo girl!]

i love pigs!!!!!!!!! sooooooo cute!!!!!!!!!!

[ninjacow258]

this is adorable. cool idea too. but how should i get the money back out...?

[hushy]

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Thank you...
Sad to say with this design, piggy has to be butchered. A utility knife can be used to extend a cut opening of the coin slot in such a way that you can easily get your savings out.
Should you wish to reuse it, I suggest that you make a neat cut opening and seal it close afterwards with plastic tape. From here, make several layers of paper and glue coating (step 4) and ta-da! Piggy's got another life!

[strix]

thank you for good idea.

[hushy]

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Wow!
Congratulations!
That's one lovely piggy!

I hope your piggy can meet mine :-D

[OrigamiGurl]

is that pisos?? Philippines?

[hushy]

The smaller one is 1peso while the bigger one (gold) is 5 peso coin.
Yes, from Philippines
:-D

[RaisedByRobots]

Nice job and such nice photographs too. well done!

[l8nite]

very cute and a nice recycle. take it a little further and give it a coat or 3 of artists gesso to smooth the surface and mold the ears in, then a coat of color and clear...hhhmmmmm bet my gdaughter would love a piggy......

[hushy]

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That would be real nice!
I'd love to see your grandangel's piggy soon!
Thanks a lot!

I wish I have enough time and resources to improve my projects.
I'm really trying my best to make one artwork a day everyday and been keeping up with the daily challenge for almost 2 weeks now.

[ChrysN]

Cute little piggy!