Frugal Living Tips Weekly (November 04, 2018)
Although the growing season is past, fall and winter are a good time to make crafts to beautify your yard in the spring. Consider making these easy stepping stones to welcome people to your garden.

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Making a Welcome Stepping Stone

By leonard2000

Making a Welcome Stepping Stone - finished stepping stone, painted and sealedI have been carving and casting stepping stones for almost 20 years and this is how I do it. Hope that this will help someone with their project. The mold used is a purchased ABS plastic stepping stone mold.

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This Week's Guides
Sharing Family Memories
Pile of black and white photos.
Cutting a Toddlers Hair
Cutting a Toddlers Hair
Buying Vacuum Sealer Bags
Asparagus in food saver bags.
How to Make Dawn Dishwashing Foam
Blue sponge with soap foam on top.
Today's Posts

Cheese Filled Potato Fingers

By katrine2706

Cheese Filled Potato FingersHere's a tricky treat for your kids this Halloween. Trick them with a simple potato snack that's simply homemade and healthy. Kids who don't like potatoes will surely dig in.

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Making A Backdrop For Good Photos

By Sandi/Poor But Proud

Bracelets on a stand with a white background.My daughter and I are reselling new jewelry so I needed a good backdrop to use for the photos.We both have photo boxes, but they take up a lot of room and are cumbersome. So, I thought of this.

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Paying with Coins at Self-Check Out

By 15mhhm15

Using coins at the self check out line at the grocery store.My purse was feeling a little heavier than usual today. Instead of swiping my card first, I decided to toss all my coins from my purse at self-check out. I was shocked I had about $3 in miscellaneous change! I don't know why I didn't do this any sooner.

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Using Tiny Garlic Cloves

By Donna

A cutting board full of very small garlic cloves.My sister gets a ton of tiny garlic cloves from an abandoned garlic patch that she has and while I appreciate them they are a major pain to husk and peel.

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Adjusting a Dust Pan Clamp

By littergitter

Adjusting a Dust Pan Clamp - broom and attached pan hanging I purchased this little dust pan at the grocery store. I have seen them at Walmart as well. It is made to clamp onto the broom handle, I would guess tight enough to stay in place which makes the dust pan very convenient. When you use a broom, you usually need a dust pan.

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Whey Pancakes

By Judy

Whey Pancakes on plateThese make really light and fluffy pancakes. I am going to freeze the rest for great breakfasts on busy mornings.

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Fitted Twin Sheet as Party Tablecloth

By Mary Ann

A fitted twin sheet over your picnic table for children's birthday parties, their favorite character or new one, adds to the fun and clean up.

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Shower Hooks To Hang a Bag On a Walker

By coville123

A plastic bag hanging on a walker with shower curtain hooks.My mom was having a hard time using her walker and trying to clean up the house. Using shower hooks, I hooked a bag on there so she could pick things up on her way through the house. Then she can sit down to sort it all out.

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