These DIY wine cork shamrock stamps are a fun and easy St. Patrick’s Day craft for kids. Are you ready to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day? If so, these wine cork clover stamps should do the trick! You can make your own wine cork clover stamps using just a handful of old corks, a rubber band,Read More
How to Make a New Year’s Eve Time Capsule
Are you looking for ways to celebrate New Year’s Eve and ring in the New Year? Use these tips for how to make a New Year’s Eve time capsule to celebrate with family while remembering the last year. Do you love the idea of saving a moment in time? A time capsule is a perfectRead More
How to Make Homemade Goo Gone Substitute
Use a couple of common pantry ingredients and this tutorial on how to make homemade goo gone to make a solution that will easily remove price tags, stickers, and sticky residue. Do you hate when price tags and stickers leave gooey marks on things? If so, you may have resorted to store-bought products to takeRead More
10 Ways to Repurpose Old Suitcases
Do you have a vintage suitcase, but are not sure what to do with it? Here are 10 ways to repurpose old suitcases. Does it seem like you are seeing old suitcases everywhere you look? You aren’t imagining it, they are! Vintage suitcases are making a comeback, as people are finding all sorts of waysRead More
DIY Advent Wreath Craft for Kids
Use this tutorial on how to make an Advent Wreath Craft for Kids in under 30 minutes. It is perfect for celebrating the Advent season with little ones. An Advent wreath is a perfect way to celebrate the weeks leading up to Christmas. You can make this wreath with your kids and since it usesRead More
Mason Jar Turkey Craft
This cute Mason Jar Turkey Craft is an easy Thanksgiving activity for kids. When finished, the turkeys can be used to decorate for the holiday or filled with goodies. There are so many great things about mason jars. You can obviously use them for canning, but they are also excellent for organizing around your home.Read More
How to Make Sponge Water Bombs
Are your children ready to haul out the sprinkler and have some cool summer fun? If so, why not craft these easy, no-sew sponge water bombs for them to use? You can make your own sponge water bombs in just seconds (yes, seconds!) and use less than $2 in supplies. When you are done, youRead More
75 Frugal Ways to Enjoy Mother’s Day
You can make your Mom feel special without breaking the bank! Here are 75 frugal ways to enjoy Mother’s Day. Who says that you have to spend big bucks to impress Mom on Mother’s Day? Moms don’t want expensive gifts! They just want to be remembered and appreciated. So instead of heading to the mall,Read More
Handmade Potato Easter Egg Stamps for Kids
Did you enjoy stamping with potatoes when you were a child? We are sharing how to make handmade potato Easter egg stamps for kids so you can share this fun activity with your kids! Crafting with stamps is a fun way to keep kids active, and these adorable egg stamps are here just in timeRead More
Easter Bunny Potato Stamps for Kids
This Handmade Bunny Potato Stamps for Kids is a fun craft project to do at Easter, but can also be done throughout the year to go along with a unit study or art extension of a book about rabbits. Kids love to play with stamps, so why not craft these easy stamps to play with? WithRead More
DIY Leprechaun Trap Craft for Kids
This Leprechaun trap craft is a fun activity for kids as they look forward to St.Patrick’s Day. It is made with an empty wipes box Want a fun way to build the anticipation of St. Patrick’s Day with your children? This St. Patrick’s Day Leprechaun Trap Craft for Kids is a great way to getRead More
101 Ways to Save a Dollar a Day
Here are 101 ways to save a dollar a day. Check out the list and see if you can use some of these ideas each day to start saving money. Do you think it is impossible to save money? Perhaps no matter how hard you try, you feel like you can just never get ahead.Read More
5 Ways to Use Coffee Grounds in the Garden
If you have a garden, you can use one of these ways to use coffee grounds in your garden instead of throwing them away. When you are done brewing a pot of coffee, do you typically toss those used coffee grounds in the trash? Well next time, don’t. Coffee grounds can actually be one ofRead More
How to Save Money By Weighing Your Produce
As food prices go up, you can make the most of your grocery budget by weighing your produce. Just because a bag of fruit says it is one pound, does not mean it is. Here is how to save money by weighing your produce. It seems as though most people avoid scales whenever possible, right?Read More
Crunchy Snow Slime Recipe
This pretty Crunchy Snow Slime Recipe is irresistible to kids ( and maybe moms too). The colors, the texture, and the sound all cry out to be explored and enjoyed by busy little hands. Whether you are making this slime to help fill up a wintery day indoors, as part of a sensory bin, orRead More
Tips for Growing Kale in Your Garden
These tips for growing kale from seed to harvest tell you everything you need to get started growing kale. Kale is the perfect garden plant for those who love their leafy greens. Excellent in salads and side dishes, kale is a plant that is rich in vitamins and minerals that your body needs. If youRead More
DIY Chenille Shamrocks – Fun St. Patrick’s Day Craft for Kids
These DIY Chenille Shamrocks are a fun and easy St. Patrick’s Day craft for kids using pipe cleaners. Making your own shamrocks from chenille pipe cleaners is so simple and inexpensive. When complete these chenille shamrocks look great stuck in plants or even arranged in a vase like a bouquet. They are a great wayRead More
7 Ways to Reduce Holiday Stress
The holidays are supposed to be a time of joy, not pressure and worry. Try a couple of these ways to reduce holiday stress this year! The holidays are quickly approaching, and as it nears your blood pressure might be rising. This season, don’t let holiday stress get you down. Instead, beat holiday stress withRead More
6 Crops That Will Grow Well into Fall
Here are 6 Crops That Will Grow Well into Fall. With these crops, you can enjoy fresh produce long after the summer ends and cooler temperatures set in. After cleaning out your summer garden, give these plants a try this fall! You may have enjoyed a spring garden and of course a flourishing summer garden. ButRead More
What to Buy in August
Save money on needed household items by using this list of what to buy in August. These are items that you can find on sale, clearance, or markdown. With August approaching, the temps, as well as the deals, are sure to be hot. If you want to start planning your August strategy now, take aRead More
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