We were headed to the pumpkin patch this weekend and I decided at the last minute that I wanted my daughter to wear something festive. She didn’t own anything orange, black, or fall looking, so I ran to the Dollar Tree and picked up a white tee shirt for $1. Then I created my own…
I remember seeing a while back that you can print on a paper bag, and I’m not sure why I hadn’t thought about it before. They are, after all, made of paper.
This morning in my inbox I saw an email from Paper Coterie with a free printable Halloween treat bag design, and it got me thinking about all the cute paper bag designs I’ve across in the past.
I decided to compile them here for a little inspiration and as a reminder that treats and gift wrap can be affordable and adorable!
Happy Friday, friends! Today feels like a good day for a free printable… don’t you think?
I’m always in need of birthday cards; especially something simple and not too cutesy for boys. So I came up with this card the other day to print up and have on hand. You’re welcome to do the same! Download the card here. Print on cardstock with photo settings for best print quality.
Did you hear? Shutterfly is holding a summer photo contest, with the grand prize being a trip for four to the Bahamas plus a professional photo shoot so you can remember your vacation forever!
I am so excited to start celebrating the summer with my kids. Even though my littlest is a newborn, 2 kids seems like reason enough to do lots of fun things this summer. My husband’s new work schedule will allow him to be home more often during the week as well, which multiplies the possibilities!
I’m pretty lame and don’t have good ideas for summer activities, but luckily there are lots of moms out there who are far better at it than myself and they offer some great free printables for the rest of us.
I don’t know about you, but my husband loves himself some baseball. As luck would have it, so do I, and we have lots of happy memories of attending Dodger games together (most of them before we had kids).
So after reading the MoneySavingMom.com’s book on budgeting (I would totally recommend this if you are living on a budget and trying to save money), I recently decided to put aside my credit card for the next few months and try to only use the cash envelope system.
Mother’s Day is a little over a week away and there are lots of free printables floating around the internet that would make for a great, frugal gift for mom! Some of these would make great gifts for grandma, and if it’s something you’d like, there’s still time to send the link to the Mr. (they often need our help, after all).
Here are some of my favorite free printables for Mother’s Day:
Thank you to everyone who entered to win a custom-designed banner from me last week! I was feeling extra generous in celebrating my one-year blogiversary, and gave away one free blog header from my Etsy shop (a $100 value).
