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Q&A | cinnamon, SIM, jeans, and grocery spending

The Frugal Girl

Kristen, I have a sewing question. I was planning to cut a patch from a ripped pair of no longer worn jeans and then hand sew it from the inside out. I don’t know how to use a sewing machine so hand sewing it is. Now, I regularly stop in at Safeway (decidedly NOT the cheapest grocery store!), Your thoughts?

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Dollar Store DIY: No Sew Christmas Pillow

Saving With Shellie

Do you love the look of homemade crafts but hate the idea of sewing a single stitch? If you love crafting but fear a needle and thread, this no sew Christmas pillow is for you. All it requires is a few basic dollar store supplies and a little patience. Give this easy no sew pillow a try and see what you can create.

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Brother 17-Stitch Full-size Sewing Machine – $44.99

Saving With Shellie

Have you been wanting to get into sewing? Check out this Brother 17-Stitch Full-size Sewing Machine for just 4 4.99. Start exploring the creative possibilities of sewing with this exceptionally easy to use, full size sewing machine. The post Brother 17-Stitch Full-size Sewing Machine – $44.99

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No Sew Grocery Bag Tutorial + Grocery Giveaway!

Saving With Shellie

This is a Guest Post brought to you by Katey at Having Fun at Home. Having Fun at Home has an exclusive giveaway for you today! One lucky Saving With Shellie reader will win a $20 Grocery Store Gift Card. Head to Having Fun at Home to Enter to win a $20 Grocery Store Gift Card! Shellie says, Hey Readers!

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8 Valuable Life Skills to Teach Your Kids During Quarantine

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With kids at home, now is the perfect time to teach them some of these often overlooked skills that can help make their lives so much easier. 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. Fixing Things.

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Meet a Reader | AF in Virginia

The Frugal Girl

Most of my evenings/weekends are just hanging out (largely at home and in the yard with my family). Sewing holes in clothes, using up leftovers before they go bad, finding free activities for my little on the weekends, checking buy nothing or marketplace before purchasing- I am always just looking for ways to spend money.

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How to Learn Frugal Tricks in a New Town

Prairie Eco-Thrifter

We learned what grocery stores to shop at to get the best deals. For instance, we regularly do the following frugal activities: Hang clothes to dry indoors on a wooden drying rack, Buy food in bulk when it is cheap and freeze the excess or store it, Buy used (for clothing and furniture), Cut my son and husband’s hair.

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