Ten local artists decorated a piggy bank that will be placed at various locations throughout the valley for the next few months. Starting Monday, the fundraiser begins with the first pig ...

First step: Make a piggy bank from a recycled milk jug. 1 gallon milk (washed), pink paint, pink pipe cleaner ... Draw a template for the pig’s ears and cut two pieces from construction paper ...

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Here’s a fun way to get children involved in saving loose change with bottle piggy banks. Not only ... bottle top to create the pig’s snout. Use black puffy paint to create eyes and nostrils.

“It’s kinda cool.” Now, she’s aiming to make more piggy banks, with plans to transform a larger pig as well. “I’ll definitely keep one for me and my kids to keep,” she adde ...

It’s said that by the 18th century “pygg bank” became “pig bank” and then “piggy bank”. After being trotted out in Panati’s 1989 book, numerous clickbait stories fed the unproven ...