connieconnie buy tablecloths to use as draperies....much less expensive, already hemmed, meant to launder often, and many patterns and colors available
emiliaemilia How to Microwave Popcorn in a Paper Bag: Much less expensive and healthier that the prepackaged version.
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AeerdnaAeerdna How to Microwave Popcorn in a Paper Bag: Much less expensive and healthier that the prepackaged version.
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diane.smithdiane.smith Inference game. I'm thinking I'd use construction paper folded in half to make it a lot less expensive.
kathrinekathrine Oh I love this dress! And it's not TOO expensive... And so many colors to choose from! <3 it
72please72please Much better than carving...less messy! Afterwards you can use them for Thanksgiving!
Katelyn88Katelyn88 Wooby Baby Blankie: In trendy brown & pink.(Many colors and patterns available.)
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blancheblanche Holiday Decor that Lasts from Thanksgiving to Christmas: Buy Once, Use Twice- Stock up on linens with patterns in red or gold to use from
dorotheadorothea How to Dye Playsilks with Kool-Aid by artfulparent: A much less pricey alternative to those beautiful but expensive ready made ones out
vickyvicky This DIY rain barrel costs less than $100 and works just as well as the expensive one you can buy. Get complete how-to instructions and
tanishatanisha HGTV... Decorative Dishes. Often inexpensive, seasonal plates in bold patterns and colors instantly add pizzazz to any Thanksgiving table.
caroline.roussetjohnsoncaroline.roussetjohnson Description
The dressing gown featured here is an extraordinary piece of hand work. The use of many different lively roller print patterns
GrannyGeeGrannyGee Use comforter bags from Dollar Tree to store kids' clothes. So much cheaper and takes up less space than the giant totes I use!
keysha.cardenkeysha.carden So many ways you can do variations of this. You can even use blackboard paint for a diy version, and that would give as much flexibility as
freidafreida Although I use many different palettes of colors, there's nothing I like better than the blues.
kriskris I would never use this for a wedding but I just LOVE the colors and it would be a fun birthday cake! (expensive beyond belief, but fun)
amanda tercekamanda tercek Picture frame and cork boards ~ I have made many of these, I love to use bright colors, they make great gifts!
susannasusanna Old, stale rice? Make rainbow rice- it's like sand, but much less messy. Use it inside to keep your little ones entertained on rainy days!
nellienellie Old, stale rice? Make rainbow rice- it's like sand, but much less messy. Use it inside to keep your little ones entertained on rainy days!
DaisyCombridgeDaisyCombridge Declare your love for cool tools and be a cut above the rest! Girls on-the-go with modern, multifaceted style need to be prepared for anything that comes their way. Enter life’s must-have accessory; the Swiss Army knife. For centuries, these legendary tools have battled rogue threads on our cocktail dresses, smoothed chips in perfectly manicured nails and so much more. Our pocketknife pal stays put in our purse and is as essential as lipgloss! Aside from the obvious “fix-it” functions, we’re big fans of using this handheld toolbox to DIY. Read on to learn how you can create a coveted “kiltie” embellishment for heels in need of an overhaul. To create, trace and cut a template (almost like a stretched trapezoid) on paper. P.S.- The size will depend on your shoe size. Be sure to measure the template to the shoe before cutting and also leave a few extra inches toward the upper portion to tuck into the shoe. Use your Swiss Army knife (on a cutting board with a flat surface) and cut two pieces of fabric. Any type of suede or leather-like material works. Use mini snips to cut two-inch slits. Continue to use snips to create an inverted “V” fringe. Pierce two tiny slits with your knife half-way down. Feed cord through the holes, leaving space for your ankle to fit in. Lastly, add a bead detail to the ends and tie a cute bow. Get creative with your colors of materials, cords, and shoes- mix and match your heart away…Your Swiss Army pocket knife pal is super sharp… your DIY style should be too!

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