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Street Surfing Wave 360 Board $39.97 from $90

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by Filed Under: Amazon, Holiday2010, Online Shopping

published date: October 07, 2012
modified datt: October 07,2012

This is pretty popular in my neighborhood. Pick up the Street Surfing Wave 360 Board reduced to $39.97 from $89.99. For reviews, it has 4 out of 5 stars.

  • 360-degree dual-directional technology on a traditional ABS casterboard
  • Design allows unlimited spinning and fluid movement both forwards and backwards
  • Lightweight twin-deck design for enhanced speed and tricks; ABEC 5 bearings
  • ABS deck construction with traction dots for grip and a flush torsion bar for grinding
  • Wave board can spin, carve, and ride like a skateboard

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Last Updated on October 7, 2012 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living

Cuisinart Supreme Grind Automatic Burr Mill $31 shipped from $110

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by Filed Under: Online Shopping, Today Only

published date: October 07, 2012
modified datt: October 07,2012

 If you are looking for a Coffee Bean Grinder, check out this deal on No More Rack.  Pick up the Cuisinart Supreme Grind Automatic Burr Mill for $39 from $110. Use your $10 credit for signing Up and then pay $2 for shipping making this only $31 shipped!

To compare, I found the same item on Amazon. The Cuisinart DBM-8 Supreme Grind Automatic Burr Mill (CCM-16PC1) is priced $59.95 from $110.

Product Features

  • Burr grinding provides uniform grind and optimum flavor
  • Elegant stainless steel styling
  • Removable 8 oz. bean hopper
  • Separate one-touch power bar
  • Electric timer automatically shuts off unit when grind cycle is complete
  • Convenient cord storage
  • Heavy-duty motor

As a reminder, when you sign up for No More Rack, you get $10 of your purchase of $30 or more. S&H only adds a low $2 per item.

Don’t forget the Gevalia Coffee Deal at $2.50 per box plus a FREE Coffee Maker.

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Last Updated on October 7, 2012 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living

Converted Old Crib into New Desk #DIY #Craft #Pinterest #Tutorial

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by Filed Under: Crafts, Pinterest

published date: October 07, 2012
modified datt: November 25,2021

Do It Yourself Child’s Desk from Old Crib

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Crib Desk

Well I did it! I converted my daughter’s crib into a desk! I had a Pinterest “you must be drunk” moment when I saw an example online and I found this project to be incredibly easy. I did it without help and no sewing! It was a great way to recycle an old crib and reuse my little girl’s oversized furniture.

How to Turn a Crib into a Desk:

  • I took off the front part of her bed (her bed can easily convert into a day bed or a full bed.)
  • I placed the crib in the highest position. This gave elevation for a desk and room for my child’s legs.
  • I measured the width and length of where the mattress pad normally lays. I had a board cut to size. Note: Home Depot cut it up for FREE. This was about $20 with plenty of extra scrap board for other craft projects (the wheels are already turning.)
  • I primed and then painted the board which chalkboard paint. This was about $20.
  • I used my daughter’s old bed skirt to hide the area below the crib. Underneath the desk, I have plenty of hidden storage! This is probably my favorite feature.
  • For less than $40 at Home Goods, I was able to get baskets and display suitcases to place paper, crayons, markers, and other desk activity items. This was $40 and included the price of a lamp on clearance for $20.
  • I hot glued ribbon that I had already around the edge of the cut board. This gave the trim extra detail and prevented the “rough” sides from rubbing against my kids when they played.
  • I used two chairs I had in the house to complete the seats for the desk.
Total: My total out of pocket to repurpose the crib was about $80.

Save More: I could have saved at Home Goods by using items I had around the house or hitting the Dollar Store for possible storage solutions. I also purchased a board that was more expensive. There were cheaper options at Home Depot.

Love this idea, pin it to Pinterest! Scroll over the image to upload.

It is a great idea for a future craft!

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