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Box Tops Mailbox For The Home

This Box Tops Mailbox is the perfect size for keeping at home, ready to collect all your clipped Box Tops!

Box Tops Mailbox For The Home #sponsored #ad

This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of General Mills. All opinions are my own. Please see my disclosure policy.

I mentioned the other day about how easy it is to collect Box Tops for Education. I’m a complete rookie at this – and have been (unfortunately!) throwing the Box Tops away for years! But now I am a complete convert – especially the Walmart Bonus Box Tops offer on selected products from General Mills – instead of one or two Box Tops you get FIVE!!!Box Tops Mailbox For The Home

To make things easier for all my family to collect the Box Tops, I made a mailbox to store them in. I used the empty box from the Fiber OneTM 90 Calorie Brownies, as it seemed just the right size. Of course I clipped the Box Tops first (ha! I got 5!).Box Tops Mailbox For The Home

I opened up one end and cut it into a tab closure so that the Box Tops could easily be removed. Oh, and I might have had a little snack at the same time!Box Tops Mailbox For The Home

For the mailshoot I used a craft knife to cut three sides of a rectangle to make a flap. Then I cut a little notch into the flap for easy opening and closing.Box Tops Mailbox For The Home

I covered the box in some pink marbled construction paper, starting with matching up the flap at the front. I glued it on, folded it round the box, and added more paper until it was covered.

Box Tops Mailbox For The Home

 

Then I added a little decoration to the front! Box Tops Mailbox For The Home

 

My son loved feeding the Box Tops into our new mailbox, and I know that he’ll now be on the lookout for more of them when we next go Walmart!

Box Tops Mailbox For The Home

This is a sponsored conversation written by me on behalf of General Mills®. The opinions and text are all mine.

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