Prairie Eco-Thrifter
APRIL 3, 2013
Learning to sew takes time and equipment. A super short history of sewing. In many parts of the US, people learned to sew as part of their life skills – from parents or family or schools. Although Mom didn’t sew much (she did mend), she made sure I took Home Ec in high school. Clothing is cheap, sewing is not.
Couponing 101
JUNE 29, 2019
Have you been looking for some good sensory activities for your kids? Sensory activities involve hands-on playing through touching, tasting, smelling, seeing, moving, and hearing. The activities enhance learning while stimulating the child’s senses. These types of activities are an important foundation for later learning skills.
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For the Mommas
OCTOBER 8, 2015
Of course we want them to have a long and happy life with us and that includes access to good food, sunny windows and plenty of active play time. One of the easiest things to make are DIY No Sew Catnip Toys. DIY No Sew Catnip Toys. The post DIY No Sew Catnip Toys Tutorial #MyCatMyMuse appeared first on FTM.
The Frugal Girl
FEBRUARY 5, 2024
Luckily, my little is starting to enjoy some of these activities – like picking the peaches from our tree, grocery shopping, baking/cooking, and gardening and I love spending time with her doing these activities too! What’s one thing you aren’t remotely tempted to splurge on?
Couponing 101
APRIL 13, 2020
Basic sewing skills can help you extend the wearable life of a garment by being able to mend it. Older children who have strong fine motor skills may enjoy sewing. You know your kids best, so make sure any lessons or activities are safe and age-appropriate for your children. Fixing Things.
Saving With Shellie
JULY 3, 2012
You can read about her inexpensive children’s activity ideas at her blog Having Fun at Home. Head to Having Fun at Home to Enter to win a $20 Grocery Store Gift Card! Hurry, this giveaway ends Friday, July 13. Katey loves all things quirky and creative. You can also follow her on Pinterest or on Facebook for more fun ideas.
Prairie Eco-Thrifter
OCTOBER 23, 2013
Some of the first activities that come to mind are usually doing crossword puzzles or Sudoku , neither of which particularly appeal to me. But if you enjoy these activities, good for you; you’re already doing some excellent brain exercises. So, what kind of things can give your brain a workout?
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