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Sustainable Gift Giving this Holiday Season

Prairie Eco-Thrifter

My son was delighted with the used sewing machine my mother bought for him. My sister-in-law routinely gives items that she crochets. From photography to woodworking to painting to sewing, you can use your talents to create personal and unique gifts. Cut up and use old paper grocery bags, brown side out, as wrapping paper.

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How to Entertain the Kids at Home on a Budget

Prairie Eco-Thrifter

Learn to crochet (knit, sew, build a birdhouse, build a model, play chess). My leftie Grandma taught me (a rightie) to crochet when I was about 10. If your child is a bit older, let them try Blogger ([link] or WordPress ([link]. What do you know how to do? Is your child old enough? Is your child interested?

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FREE 4th of July Crafts and Recipes eBook

Nicoles Nickels

Whether you prefer to sew, crochet or create beautiful accents from paper, you will find just the right craft project. FaveCrafts.com put together this collection of patriotic craft projects to decorate your home or wear to the fireworks, BBQs and other festivities. There are even some great 4th of July craft projects for kids.

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50 DIY Christmas Gift Ideas

Couponing 101

Handprint Snowmen on Canvas Craft via eighteen25 Construction paper is fine, but here’s another way for kiddos to put something unique together for friends and family members. No-Sew Superhero Capes via Jolly Mom If you’re not super crafty, have no fear! You can make these babies without a needle and thread.

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