Child’s Bank
I’ve been wanting to use this box I bought from the Silhouette Store for quite a while, and this week’s Silhouette weekly challenge gave me just the push I needed. And today’s free shape was perfect for the labels.
I used this Hexagon 3-part box by Lori Whitlock to create a three-part bank for each of my kids. I’m trying to get them used to saving at a young age, so all their income gets split three ways. 50% goes into spending, 40% into savings, and 10% into tithing (a donation for our church). I sure wish I could spend 50% of everything I make on what I want!
Today’s weekly shape from Silhouette is this circle distressed alphabet. I resized the letters a lot smaller so they would fit on the lids. This was a very simple project. For my next version I may add a slot in the top, but the lids slide off so easily that it’s not really necessary.
Thanks for visiting! By the way, I finished the remainder of our girls-camp secret-sister gifts, so I’ll be posting those soon. Now the girls are off roughing it all week while I sit in my comfy office chair in an air-conditioned room. 🙂


Hi Kelly. This looks great! Love the colours you have chosen & the tie is a perfect finishing touch.
Tine 🙂
I knew you'd do something fascinating for the challenge, but also with this week's freebie. I always love to see how you use the freebies from Silhouette! Your bank is such a great idea! There are endless possibilities for using each section differently! Very nice, Kelly, as always!!! Did you make one for each of your children?
Thanks, Barbara! This was the prototype, so I might make the rest a little bigger. I do plan to make one for each child ASAP (I've already print & cut all the appropriate letters).