Today’s frugal tip is to spread the word that you are now saving money. You might be surprised at all your friends and family might do for you simply because they know this fact. They might: Save cans and bottles for you to recycle and get $$ for Save their Sunday coupon packs for you Give you items to sell on Ebay or Craigslist. Save Boxtops for you to donate to your child’s school. And this is only a small {Read More}
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I though you all might enjoy this- I really did!! Find out why FFD wants to help you save $54.79 (or more), everyday.
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Give summer a salute by whipping up a batch of homemade bubbles. Lets see who can make the biggest one!! Homemade Bubbles Recipe: 4 tbsp. of liquid dish detergent 1 cup of water 2 tbsp. of glycerin Mix in a bowl and get to makin’ some bubbles. Use some household items to form them- like a hanger.
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A great place to pick up freebies in your area is Craigslist. Under the For Sale Section you will find a “free” category. People in your area list stuff that they just want to get rid of. Now some of it is junk- but other times I have seen some really nice stuff. I think sometimes it just might be too big and they are not able to move it- or they just don’t have the time. Check it out- {Read More}
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In part 4 of my video series I explain how to “stack” coupons and how easy it actually is! Make sure to check out all the videos on Thrifty Wifey YouTube Channel and stay tuned for next week talking about how to use coupons with sales!
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This guest post is provided by Crazy Daze Designs! About the author: I’m Andi, a frugal and busy SAHW. I’m married to my best friend and I’m addicted to sweet tea and Diet Dr. Pepper. I love a bargain, love to craft and help others learn to do the same. What you’ll need: Blank wooden frame acrylic paint (I used Plaid White and True Teal) scrapbook paper white cardstock Krylon Triple Thick Crystal Clear Glaze sponge brush craft {Read More}
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As some of you know our 15 year old Sheltie, Miranda, passed away in November. And in our minds “the time of dogs” was over. But it left a little hole in our hearts, so I started looking for a little doggie. We thought we might like a Sheltie again, because that ARE adorable, but none were coming available. We wanted a full grown dog, this way I would know if it would be great with the girls (ie let {Read More}
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Shopping for sales and getting great deals is fun. I love it, and it motivates me to do what I do. But the whole process can really be time consuming. When we adopted our girls a year and a half ago, I found out how much time kids take (and how trying to do CVS Extra Care Bucks can be a nightmare experience with 2 toddlers). So something had to give, and I decided it had to be some of {Read More}
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Today’s frugal tip is to start shopping at the thrift store. I love thrift stores- you can pick us so many bargains. I recently picked up a pretty much new food processor for $10 and a salad spinner for $2- New these things would have been at least $40 and I picked them up for $12. Keep a list with you of the items you might like to have, but you don’t need right away, that way you can refer {Read More}
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Today’s frugal tip is to start packing your own lunch. The savings on this one is pretty obvious- you can probably pack your own lunch for under $1- and unless you are going light on the $.99 menu at McDonald’s you are most definitely going to pay more than $1 for lunch. If you were spending even 4 dollars a day to buy lunch that is going to cost almost $100 a month ($1200 a year)- while packing a lunch {Read More}
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