Thrifty Tips (December 04, 2018)
Today's featured post is a clever way to upcycle a magazine as a tabletop Christmas tree decoration. If you have any ideas for making Christmas crafts from recycled materials, please share them with us.

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Today's Featured Post

Magazine Christmas Tree

By attosa

Magazine Christmas Tree - tree on coffee tableDon't throw away that old magazine. With a few folds and some paint, you can make a beautiful Christmas tree!

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Today's Guides
Christmas Gift Ideas for Older Nieces and Nephews
Close up of thoughtful young happy Asian teenage girl smiling while holding gift box
Bugs Biting Me In My Sleep
Human flesh with large read insect bite
Plum Pudding Recipes
Plum Pudding (or Christmas Pudding) isolated on a white background
Knitting Tips and Tricks
Knitting Tips
Today's Posts

Use A Broom To Clean Bathtub When Pregnant

By karden58

This is a way to get no "ring around the tub" when you're pregnant and the belly bump gets in the way of your bending over to clean the bathtub. Simply buy a cheap broom from the Dollar Store and use it specifically to "scrub/sweep" that tub sparkling clean.

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Use Costume Jewelry as Mini Ornaments

By Holly

Use Costume Jewelry as Mini Ornaments - closeup of an angel pin ornamentThe other day, I was going through a box of small keepsakes when I realized I've never worn a single pin I've ever been given. (Oops.) My favorite one is my grandmother's old butterfly pin that's too fragile to wear. Then I had a duh moment when I remembered I had no ornaments for my mini tree.

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Rubbing Alcohol for Mealy Bugs in a Succulent Garden

By 15mhhm15

Rubbing Alcohol for Mealy Bugs in a Succulent Garden - rosette succulentKeeping a spray bottle with rubbing alcohol is convenient and can be used to get rid of mealy bugs on succulent plants! Rubbing alcohol is inexpensive and succulent safe while also getting the job done by getting rid of mealy bugs!

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Cauliflower Fried Rice

By Rae G.

Cauliflower Fried Rice in bowlA less indulgent way to enjoy your favorite Chinese take out dish.

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Peach Crumble

A serving of peach crumble topped with ice cream.Peach crumble is a classic summertime dessert, especially if you are lucky enough to have ripe fresh peaches. Learn how to make it in this short video.

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Your Kitchen: A Treasure Trove for Small Gifts

By Benetta

cellophane bag of cookiesI like sharing the joy of Christmas with my family, friends, and neighbors. For me, it is not about the size of the gift, but rather it is the thought that counts.

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