Who doesn't love a freebie? And these summer prints are "boho style", and the colours are very on-trend. I have SEVEN great options, so check them out below.
To download the prints I designed:click on one of the photos below, right-click, save it to your computer, and print it like a regular 11x14 photo.
Pro tip: I print mine at my local copy store (on cardstock) for less than $2 each.
You can just print one, or you can print a group like I did. Can you believe I got these frames on my local dollar store? I love to switch out the pictures for different holidays and seasons.
I hope you like these free summer prints. I have more summer content coming soon, so stay tuned!
If you love getting organized, but you don't want to spend a lot of money, you are going to love these dollar store organization HACKS! With a few dollars, and a couple of minutes, you can make you life much easier.
The dollar store has the best bins, hooks, and organizations... and don't be afraid to you common products in unconvential ways.
Check out this video for all my favourite products, tips, and tricks.
Do you have any organization HACKS to share? Do you have a favourite from this video? I have more tips and tricks, so if you are interested, let me know, and I'll get to work on another video.
I love celebrating holidays with easy and inexpensive DIYs and treats... and Easter is one of my favourites. Today, I'm sharing a couple of ideas of NEW ideas that use dollar store supplies to create fabulous things. You are going to LOVE these!!!
1) Bunny Tail Treats - How cute are these bunny tail treats? Grab some dollar store cotton candy, form it into balls that look like "bunny tails", place them in bags, and add the cute tags I designed.
To download the tags:click on the picture below, right-click, save it to your computer, and print it like a regular 4x6 photo.
2) Bunny Tail Mocktail / Cocktail - Add some 7 Up to a glass, and pop in a cotton candy "bunny tail". It's that easy!
3) Dollar Store Bunny Tree - This little white tree is one I purchased at the dollar store at Christmas, but I decorate it for ALL the holidays. For Easter, I added dollar store egg ornaments and the ears from a dollar store headband.
4) No Sew Sherpa Bunny Pillow - This pillow is made from dollar store "car wash cloths"! They are sold in a package of 6, so it's easy to make a herd of bunnies. Cut a bunny shape from two of the cloths, glue the outsides together (except for the bottoms), turn it inside out, stuff it with cotton batten, glue up the bottom, and hot glue a pom pom to the back. It is super-easy and cheap... and it looks really high-end!
For a closer look at these Easter ideas, take a look at the YouTube video I made (below).
What do you think of these ideas? Make sure you subscribe to my YouTube channel because I'm always creating NEW content and sharing easy and inexpensive DIYs, recipes and home HACKS.
I love a holiday treat, and these FREE labels make it SUPER easy to create custom Easter goodies. You can use them "as is", or you can use them to mix up some holiday cocktails / mocktails.
To make the "bunny tail" treat, grab a container of cotton candy, form it into balls, put it in bags, and add the cute tag I designed.
To download the FREE tags I designed:click on the photo below, right-click, save it to your computer, and print it like a regular 4x6 photo.
The bunny tails can be eaten on their own, but they can also be used to make a fun cocktail. Add some 7 up to a glass, and pop in the "bunny tail". Cute, right?
Do you like a holiday cocktail / mocktail? I hope you enjoy this fun drink idea for Easter.
I love a good bargain AND a holiday celebration, don't you?!? If you answered "yes", you are going to want to check out the fantastic easy and inexpensive St. Patrick's Day treat ideas I'm sharing today! (I have some freebies for you and a step-by-step video too.)
First... you are going to want to visit the dollar store and pick up your favourite green or rainbow themed goodies. I purchased: Lucky Charms, Froot Loops, Rainbow Eggies, chocolate coins and Mike & Ikes.
The Lucky Charms cereal can be easily transformed into leprechaun bait. Scoop some into a bag, add the free tag I designed (here), and enjoy.
Or, you can pop some into a dollar store jar, add the words "leprechaun bait" with a Cricut or stickers, and use it as a piece of St. Patrick's Day decor.
It looks super cute on a tiered tray.
Another fun idea is to turn dollar store chocolate coins into unique treats to share. Print off the card I designed (for free) here. Then, use an X-acto knife to cut a small slit in the card and insert a coin. Cute, right?
A festive drink can also be made using dollar store supplies. Thread Froot Loops onto a straw, and insert the straw into a glass filled with a green drink. I like using 7UP with a few drops of green food colouring.
Finally... why not make a St. Patrick's Day basket OUT of candy and FULL of candy? Use hot glue to attach green candy boxes together and add a cupboard rectangle to the bottom. Then, thread Froot Loops onto a pipe cleaner and attach to the basket with hot glue. Finsh by filling the basket with green and rainbow-coloured treats. Easy peasy!
For a closer look at how I made ALL these treats, check out the video I made...
Which of these treats do YOU think is the cutest? Don' you just love how easy and inexpensive they all are?Happy St. Patrick's Day!
I love an easy, inexpensive and fun holiday celebration idea... and this simple activity is PERFECT for St.Patrick's Day! Check out the instructions and 1-minute video below. You are going to LOVE this DIY Skittles Rainbow!
All you need is: a plate, a bag of Skittles and warm water.
Then: line a plate with Skittles, pour water into the middle of the plate, and watch the magic happen.
Seriously... how cute is this?!?
You can also grab a toothpick and play a bit with your rainbow.
Check out this video to see a demonstration of this cool experiment:
Have you ever made a Skittle's rainbow? If you haven't, grab a bag of candy and give it a try.
Who doesn't love getting something for FREE? In my home, I have three 11x14 dollar store frames that I fill with different prints for the changing holidays and seasons. Today, I'm sharing theprints I designed for Easter, and you can download them for FREE below.
To get your own prints for free:click on a photo below, right-click, save it to your computer, and print it like a regular 11x14 picture.
Enjoy your free Easter prints... and let me know which one is your favourite!
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