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Five Frugal Things | on a Monday!

The Frugal Girl

I found some red thread in my sewing box. And then I set up my sewing machine. So, I sewed a scrap piece of denim on the inside, using yellow thread to hide my stitching. Then I used blue thread to hand sew around the hole, to keep the hole from getting any bigger. appeared first on The Frugal Girl. She got it.

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Five Frugal Things | symphony for $10? Yes, please.

The Frugal Girl

I used yellow thread and sewed over the existing yellow stitching…so the patch is securely in place, but my stitching is basically invisible. I still need to sew down those frayed parts a bit, and secure the belt loop better, and then I’ll be done with this fix. appeared first on The Frugal Girl. a pretty leaf!

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Should You Learn To Sew?

Prairie Eco-Thrifter

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.

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Five Frugal Things | are croutons a garnish?

The Frugal Girl

Luckily, I had a little bit of white cotton yarn in my drawer, and I found a big needle in the sewing box I had grabbed from the abandoned house. So, I was able to sew it up, and while my fix is not beautiful, it IS functional, and that is what matters when it comes to dishcloths. appeared first on The Frugal Girl.

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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. The post Q&A | cinnamon, SIM, jeans, and grocery spending appeared first on The Frugal Girl.

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Cool Maker Sew N’ Style Sewing Machine – $22

Saving With Shellie

This Cool Maker Sew N’ Style Sewing Machine looks like a ton of fun for a girl that you know! Here are all the details: The Sew N’ Style Machine is safe and easy to use! The Cool Maker Sew N’ Style Machine is for Cool Makers aged 6+. Snag it for just $22 today, regularly $35. Requires 4xAA batteries (not included).

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American Girl Crafts Dog Sew Just $8 (reg $15)

Saving Cents With Sense

This American Girl Crafts Dog Sew and Stuff Kit, 2013 Girl of The Year Saige is just $8.32 (reg $14.99). About: Craft inspired by Saige; Girl of the Year 2013 from American Girl. Saige draws on her artistic talents to face a challenge and inspires girls to do the same. That is a 44% savings. Makes one dog.

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