Are you ready to add the sweetness of spring to your living space? If so, take a look at how you can make your own simple spring picture frame. Easy and inexpensive to craft, this spring picture frame is a fun and frugal way to add a pop of color to your walls. Kids canRead More
The Health Benefits of Fish Oil
Fish Oil? At first blush it sounds cringe worthy doesn’t it? In fact fish oil, or Omega 3 Fatty Acid, is actually very good for you. Omega 3 Fatty Acid is found in the fatty layers of cold water fish and shell fish. There are two different types of Omega 3’s, short chain Omega 3’sRead More
How to Keep Your Home Company Ready
I’ve mentioned before that I have three children, not including my husband. Needless to say, my home is hardly every company ready! Yet, it never fails that last-minute company is always wanting to stop by. Overtime I’ve had to develop a plan to not only keep my home more organized, but to be able toRead More
How To Stretch Your Food Stamp (SNAP) and WIC Budget
Christine is sharing tips for how to stretch your SNAP and WIC budget to buy more groceries. A tight food budget is really hard to handle and can cause a lot of stress. Many people on SNAP (formally known as Food Stamps) also get WIC and this can help quite a bit. While it canRead More
What to Look For In a Used Wedding Dress
Christine is sharing tips for what to look for when buying a used wedding dress. Wedding season coming upon us so fast and if you are a bride on a budget, you may be wondering how you are going to afford a dress. One way you can do it is to buy used and hereRead More
Tips for Painting Walls Like a Pro
Painting the walls in your home is one project that can drastically and affordably change the look of any room. While selecting the color for a painting project is very important, there are a lot of other factors to consider that can have a great impact on how your project turns out. These tips andRead More
15 Frugal DIY Wedding Favors
Wedding season is on its way and if you are doing a DIY wedding to save money, you are probably trying to come up with ways to save on wedding favors. Making favors yourself is so much fun and you can tailor it to fit your wedding perfectly in theme and color without having toRead More
Spring Frugal Family Fun
Most families look forward to Spring for a number of reasons, one of them being spring break! The perfect time of year to take that lavish family vacation to the beach or Disney World. Well I don’t know about you but “lavish vacations” is not a phrase that’s in my vocabulary right now. I’m thinkingRead More
Couponing On Food Stamps (SNAP)
Christine is sharing tips for how to use coupons when you are on food stamps to stretch your grocery budget further. If you are one of millions of Americans who use the SNAP program (what used to be called “food stamps”) due to hard economical times, you may not know that you can save moneyRead More
Spring Cleaning Your Garage
Most people equate getting ready for spring by getting their yard all cleaned up from the aftermath of the harsh winter months, but your garage can really have a toll taken on it in the winter as well. The biggest thing to do for your garage is to get it organized now that the hustleRead More
Conquering Daily Chores Without Stress
We have been sharing lots of Frugal Cleaning Tips and Eco-Friendly Cleaning Tips, but sometimes life is incredible busy and you don’t have time to figure out how to make frugal, eco-friendly homemade cleaners. There are time when you may find it worth it to spend money on cleaning products that save you time insteadRead More
Easy Easter Egg Frame Craft – A Frugal Easter Decor Idea
It is time to get your space spruced up for Easter! Sure you could run out to your local home decor store or specialty boutique to grab a few pieces, but why not think about making your own instead? You don’t have to be super crafty to make your own easy Easter egg frame craftRead More
Eco-Friendly Spring Cleaning Tips
While Spring Cleaning is gearing up, it is important to think of ways to do it in an Eco-friendly manner since so many people will be using chemicals and dumping their trash. The great thing about living green is, you really can do just about anything a more eco-friendly way and it doesn’t require muchRead More
How to Score Free Books
Book worms, take note! There are many ways you can find free books that are right under your nose. Do you spend way to much on books? There are so many ways online and off that you can find free books to keep and borrow that you may find you never have to purchase oneRead More
DIY Herb Pots – A Dollar Store Craft Project
I found these adorable but plain ceramic pots at Dollar Tree while wandering around looking for a new project. I love taking something simple from Dollar Tree and turning it into something a little more custom and special. Right next to these pots I spotted a ball of sisal twine and the wheels started spinning. I have seen someRead More
How to Use Dish Soap to Wash Your Laundry
Did you know you can use dish soap to wash your laundry? I learned this tip from my Dad. And although he is a pretty darn smart, I waited to share it until I tried it for myself to share it with you. I didn’t actually try it until I ran out of laundry soap,Read More
10 Tips for Holding a Successful Yard Sale
With Spring on it’s way, you are probably doing some Spring cleaning and that means you probably have junk at home that you are wanting to get rid of. One way to do just that is to hold a yard sale and make a little profit on your unwanted items. After all, they say, “OneRead More
How to Grow Food From Scraps
Maybe you are already doing all the typical aspects of frugal living, like ; recycling, composting and growing your own produce. But you can stretch it out even further by growing food from kitchen scraps. The next time you start to toss out the bottom of your celery, or those potatoes in the bin sprouting, or that onion slice, thinkRead More
Easy DIY Shoe Tray with Rocks
This winter season, keep floors clean and dry when you give this DIY rock shoe tray for shoes a try. A trip to your local dollar store is all you need, and in no time flat you can have a stylish floor mat perfect for resting your wet and muddy shoes on. Take a lookRead More
Frugal Spring Cleaning Tips
Spring cleaning can be a daunting task and even more so when you consider how much money it can cost to do a thorough job. With all the organizing, cleaning and re-arranging, you may be wondering how you will do it by spending very little. The truth is, Spring cleaning does not have to costRead More
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