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3L Bottle Piggy Bank

Step 8Finished!

Oink Oink .. now your piggy is hungry ... toss your spare change in every night and slowly but surely you will have enough for that trip.. or whatever

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5 comments

May 30, 2011. 7:49 AMcheesehead11 says:

Haha! I used tape (gorilla tape) instead of liquid nails, and instead of paint, I used zebra-patterned duct tape. Turned out pretty awesome.

Apr 21, 2011. 8:12 AM

patriots8888 says:

This is awesome i really like how you unscrew the nose to get your coins back out!

Feb 5, 2009. 11:23 AMwubblecookie says:

This is so cute. My piggy bank is actually red, but I think I might be making this soon since my dresser will probably spontaneously collapse! This is amazing, thanks.

Nov 7, 2010. 6:51 AM

porcupinemamma says:

ohhhhhhhhhh no!!! ;0) a piggy bank "in the red". We must take up a collection to get the poor thing back in the black, because a poor little piggie can't go to market without any money ;0) yet alone buy supplies to build a house for himself and his brothers. ;0)

Feb 6, 2009. 9:51 PM

ZenThruCraft (author) says:

sorry about your dresser! but i'm glad you like the piggy!

Apr 20, 2010. 11:34 PMLizbethTheZombie says:

i LOVE this!!! THIS IS AWESOME. i was going to buy a piggy bank isnce my boyfriend has been wanting one for a good while, but nnow i can just make it!