Saving With Shellie
OCTOBER 8, 2013
That is why these DIY Flower Pot Monsters are the perfect Halloween craft for little hands, because it lets kids get creative with monsters in a not so frightening way. Recipe type: Kids Craft. Assorted craft paints. Paint brush. Craft glue. First, you want to apply a coat of paint to the flower pot.
Saving Cents With Sense
SEPTEMBER 16, 2013
Frugal Fall DIY Project: Puzzle Piece Apple. If you are looking for a fun and frugal fall craft project, this Puzzle Piece Apple is the perfect fit. If you are looking for a fun and frugal fall craft project, this Puzzle Piece Apple is the perfect fit. Spray paint or craft paint in both red and green.
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Saving With Shellie
OCTOBER 15, 2013
These DIY Monster Stick Puppets are a fun and frugal Halloween season craft that give your kids the chance to stretch their imaginations. A trip to the dollar store or craft store is all you need to find these inexpensive supplies. Halloween Craft: Monster Stick Puppets. Craft/popsicle sticks. Craft glue.
Saving Cents With Sense
OCTOBER 6, 2014
Take a look below at how we made it happen, using just a few simple craft supplies. This is a craft your own little fairies will love to try! Minty green and white craft paints (Around $1 each at our local craft store). Green and yellow glitter (or as we like to call it, pixie dust!). Paint brushes.
Saving Cents With Sense
OCTOBER 15, 2015
Take a look below at how we made it happen, using just a few simple craft supplies. This is a craft your own little fairies will love to try! Minty green and white craft paints (Around $1 each at our local craft store). Green and yellow glitter (or as we like to call it, pixie dust!). Paint brushes.
Saving With Shellie
DECEMBER 17, 2013
Craft glue or hot glue. White paint (spray or craft paint). Green pipe cleaners. We were able to find the paint and beads at our local craft store for just a few dollars a piece. You can use any color paint you want, we just chose white spray paint since it would mimic the look of snow.
Prairie Eco-Thrifter
SEPTEMBER 9, 2014
So far we’ve used the paper for the kids’ drawing and painting. Some of the wrapping paper also had a waxy coating, so it wasn’t good for our craft purposes. If you’re moving locally and really don’t want to create or deal with the paper waste that comes with moving, another alternative is green moving.
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