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Handmade Rainbow Playdough Recipe

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March 29, 2019 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Crafts, DIY, Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Social Media

Have fun with this homemade rainbow playdough recipe. Easy to make play-doh with a touch of sparkle!

Handmade Rainbow Playdough Recipe

Play-doh… is this a favorite in our home. It always has been. I think of my, I mean my kids, favorite things to do with play dough is mold, construct and destroy. I love how, I mean my kids low how it can be molded in too 100 different things in the span of 5 minutes. If you have some fun tools on hand, too, it is fun to carve and shape playdoh into different things. While playdough is never truly out of our budget, making it can be fun too and can add to a rainy day bucket list item with your kids. Using a few staples from your home (salt, water, flour, vegetable oil and more) you can have this rainbow playdough in no time at all! Enjoy.

Ingredients:

1/2 cup flour
1/2 cup water
1/4 cup salt
1 Tablespoon vegetable oil
1 teaspoon cream of tartar
Red, orange, yellow, green and blue food coloring
Extra fine glitter

Directions:

In a small pot, combine your flour, water, salt vegetable oil and cream of tartar and a few drops of one color food coloring and mix well.
Cook stovetop on medium heat for just a couple minutes, stirring constantly until you have a play dough like consistency.
Carefully remove the dough (it will be hot).
Once it cools down, roll it into a ball and place in a Ziploc bag.
Repeat steps 1-5 with each color.
Place each color next to each other and combine into a ball.
Roll in glitter and your dough is ready to play with.

Handmade Rainbow Playdough Recipe

Author: Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living

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Have fun with this homemade rainbow playdough recipe. Easy to make play-doh with a touch of sparkle!

Ingredients

Scale

1/2 cup flour
1/2 cup water
1/4 cup salt
1 Tablespoon vegetable oil
1 teaspoon cream of tartar
Red, orange, yellow, green and blue food coloring
Extra fine glitter

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Instructions

In a small pot, combine your flour, water, salt vegetable oil and cream of tartar and a few drops of one color food coloring and mix well.
Cook stovetop on medium heat for just a couple minutes, stirring constantly until you have a play dough like consistency.
Carefully remove the dough (it will be hot).
Once it cools down, roll it into a ball and place in a Ziploc bag.
Repeat steps 1-5 with each color.
Place each color next to each other and combine into a ball.
Roll in glitter and your dough is ready to play with.

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Have fun with this homemade rainbow playdough recipe. Easy to make play-doh with a touch of sparkle! #playdoh

Take a look at this Birthday Cake-Scented Playdough. Pin to Pinterest.

Also fun, take a look at his Pirate Homemade Sand Playdough. Pin to Pinterest.

WHAT’S TRENDING? Looking for a few engaging activities? Grab Minute to Win it Games – Traditional, Holiday, Group, and more! Use these fun activities in the office, classroom, or at your next birthday party.

How To Cut Vinyl in Cricut Design Space

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March 29, 2019 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Crafts, DIY, Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Social Media

How To Cut Vinyl on your Cricut machine with complete confidence! Cut vinyl in this step-by-step Cricut Design Space tutorial on Frugal Coupon Living.

How To Cut Vinyl in Cricut Design Space

The possibilities for creation with your Cricut machine is limitless. There is so much you can make for yourself, your family, and friends once you better understand how to use your machine.

Cutting and decorating with vinyl is no exception. This lightweight crafting material makes the perfect add-on to any decoration in your home, and today I’ll be showing you, step-by-step how to cut vinyl in Cricut Design Space.

How to Cut Vinyl in Cricut Design Space

You’ll first want to connect your machine to your laptop or smartphone. Once your Cricut machine is connected, go ahead and log into Design Space and select “New Project.”

Most of the time when you create with vinyl you’re doing projects with text rather than shapes. For this tutorial, you’ll want to select the text button and type in the words you would like your Cricut machine to cut for your completed project.

Pro Tip: if you plan on using a phrase such as, “Our home is built on love” to add to your living room, and you know you want the words “home” and “love” to be a cute scripted font and the other words to be a standard font, then I recommend adding the words “home” and “love” together. Then add the words “our is built on” with the standard font you’d like to compliment your scripted font.

It’s perfectly okay if the phrase you want to use isn’t in a complete sentence in Design Space. You’ll be in charge of assembling the sentence after printing the words on the vinyl.

For the rest of this tutorial, we will use the word, “Queen” as an example.

After you type in the word you’d like to use your font in Design Space is a standard font. In order to change the font to meet your project’s standards, you’ll go to the top of your screen and select “fonts.”

You can either buy fonts from Cricut or if you’d like to use the fonts already on your computer (that are completely free) then select “systems” to change the style you’d like.

I love how Design Space will show you an example of what the font looks like before you select an option to give you a visual to meet your project’s needs.

Once you have your font chosen for your project, you’ll want to click on your main word and move the word on your screen so you can keep working on your project. This will allow you to add more words (if you’re wanting to design a cute quote).

Also, you’ll want to use the blue arrow in the bottom right corner to make your font bigger or smaller depending on your projects needs. This option is also available at the top of your screen, but I have found the blue arrow to be a faster option.

Once your word is the size you want, you’ll want to click on the word and look to the right side of your screen. Double check to make sure the font has the scissors for the “cut” option rather than the print, write, or text options also available to you. This is telling Design Space that you want your Cricut machine to “cut” this word.

Pro Tip: You can (and should) change the project color to match the color of the vinyl you’re using for your project. This is perfect and will help save your sanity when it comes time to cut on your Cricut machine. When you have multiple words and you change the color of each word, this tells your machine that you’ll need multiple “mats” or “cuts” for your project.

Once you’re happy with your project you’ll select the green “make it” button in the top right-hand corner of your screen. You’ll also want to take the time to select the number of copies you’d like to make of your project and select “continue” in the bottom right hand corner.

Once your machine connects to your laptop or smartphone, go ahead and select the vinyl option from the list available. You’ll then want to place your vinyl on your cutting mat with the color facing up towards you.

Follow the cutting instructions on the Cricut machine by inserting your cutting mat, waiting for the machine to cut, and inserting additional colors of vinyl if needed.

Once all your vinyl for your project is cut, then apply to your object, whether you’re decorating your wall, a pillow, a mug, or anything else, and enjoy your new creation!

Do you have any questions on how to use your Cricut machine? What would you love to learn how to create? Leave a comment below and let me know!

How To Cut Vinyl on your Cricut machine with complete confidence! @OfficialCricut #Cricut #tutorial #designspace

Take a look at these Cricut Freebies – Tutorials for Your Cricut Projects. Pin to Pinterest.

We love our Cricut Monogram Tutorial. Pin to Pinterest.

Want Another Cricut Tutorial? Learn How to Add Your Own Images to Cricut Design Space. Pin to Pinterest.

Easy and Simplistic Tutorial on How to Make Stickers Using the Cricut Machine. Pin to Pinterest.

Print your Fonts into a Font Catalog – less than 5 minutes! Pin to Pinterest.

Bullet Journal Ideas & Planner Spreads You Can Copy

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March 29, 2019 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Crafts, Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Social Media

Creative Bullet Journal Ideas and Planner Spreads to organize your life. Inspiring layouts you can copy and do yourself! Perfect for your diary, journal, planner, calendar and more

Bullet Journal Ideas & Planner Spreads You Can Copy

I am not a bullet journalist (is that the correct term.) In fact, I got a planner in 2015 (yes, I remember the year) and didn’t make it past January. This is my 10th year of blogging, and I think due to the amount of time I am online each day, I use digital calendars over your traditional paper in pen.

The Bullet Journal is a customizable and forgiving organization system. It can be your to-do list, sketchbook, notebook, and diary, but most likely, it will be all of the above. It will teach you to do more with less. Despite the fact, I am not a “team player” when it comes to planner spreads and bullet journals, I did have fun with my research in this round-up. First, if you are new to bullet journaling, get familiar with the acronym bujo or hashtag #bujo – bullet journaling. I did notice a lot of the bullet journal ideas were international, are most other northern Americans also not creating bullet journals? Raise your hand if you live in the USA and bullet journal – if you look dumb raising you hand in the middle of Starbucks, just leave a comment and tell me you do (and perhaps some of your favorite resources!)

These bullet journal ideas were very inspiring. I noticed for planners, many of you love the Erin Condren Life Planner. When it comes to Bullet Journaling, there are a lot of resources available online. From stickers, to printables, to stencils (for the perfectionists!) It really is a creative outlet and a great way to remain organized!

When journaling, I read that the right pen is a must – take a look at the the black Sakura Micron Pens in a variety of sizes. As a former teacher and pen connoisseur myself, I personally love these Dual Tip Watercolor Brush Markers and these Dual Tip Brush Marker Pens.

Enjoy!

First and foremost, at the front of your Bullet Journal, have a key! | Life by Whitney

What is on your list of movies to watch? Next time you sit down, refer to your bullet journal for a movie idea! | Didy Panpie

I love this list of layouts for weekly bullet journal spreads – jot down goals, quotes, and important to dos each day! | Hannah Lane

Keep track of birthdays with this bullet journal idea. | Source Unknown

This unique clock idea will give you perspective during the day on how much time you’ve got left to do what you had planned. | My Life in a Bullet

Bills, bills, bills – reminds me of a Beyoncé (Destiny’s Child) song. Whether the act of paying bills brings rhythem or dread, never miss a due date with these Bill Due Budget Tracker Money Stickers. The are great planner stickers for the Erin Condren Life Planner. | Planner Envy (pick up more resources for your planners here.)

Looking for creative planner layouts? This is a pretty slick Bullet Journal Weekly Set Up Template (because why reinvent the wheel?) | Kate Louise

Grow some positive thoughts with a gratitude log. | Jess Maty

To get really creative, and for all you perfectionist, pick up this Bullet Journal Essential Stencil Set. | Jayden’s Apple (get more Bullet Journal Stencils here.)

Are you dividing your bullet journal page into columns and rows, but need to figure out how many grid counts to include in each column/row? Print this free bullet journal grid count reference. | Infinite Planner

This is a cute layout to your daily planner | Source Unknown

We also are pretty in love with this daily planner layout. | Alexandra_Plans

Drinking water is one of my biggest challenges of the day… who are we kidding, raising 5 kids is, but that is a close second! Pick up these mini hydration stickers for your planner! | Wishee Washi (pick up more ideas for your planners here.)

There’s nothing better than a good book. If you love a good book, try creating a bullet journal book tracker. | Bldyson_bujo

Meal Plan with your bullet journal! I love the removeable post it notes for the shopping list and meal prep to do! | Sublime Reflection

Creative Bullet Journal Ideas and Planner Spreads to organize your life. Inspiring layouts you can copy and do yourself! #bujo #bulletjournal

Spring (Summer, Fall, or Winter) cleaning? Have a daily, weekly, bi-weekly, monthly, or even yearly cleaning list! | My Blue Sky Design

Adventure awaits? Where are you going? Creatively “map” your to do list for your summer travels! | Honey Owl

Don’t forget the packing list. Plan ahead and perhaps forget nothing. We love the inspiration of this Bullet Journal Packing List. | Christina77Star

If you are traveling (or even if you are not), track your savings with this Bullet Journal Savings Tracker. | Start a Mom Blog

Have sleep goals, track your sleep patterns. | Source Unknown

Create a calendar for important dates – have all your accessories on hand: Bullet Journal, Washi Tape, Watercolor Makers, Bullet Journal Stencils, Watercolors, Black Pens, Colored Pens, and more! | Study Duoo

And since you love organizing, take a look at these Home Printables to get Organized for the New Year (even if it is not the new year!) Pin to Pinterest.

We also are pretty inspired by these Family Command Centers (and Homework Center Ideas). Pin to Pinterest.

Dr. Seuss Food | Cat in the Hat Rice Krispie Treats

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March 29, 2019 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Crafts, DIY, Facebook, Frugal Living, Instagram, Pinterest, Recipe, Social Media, Summer

February 2nd is Dr Seuss Birthday. To prepare we created a Dr. Seuss food or treat for all of you – Cat in the Hat Rice Krispie Treats! Enjoy.

Dr. Seuss Food | Cat in the Hat Rice Krispie Treats

Hosting a Dr. Seuss Party? Ready for Dr. Seuss Day on March 2nd? Whatever the special occasion, we all love the classic The Cat in the Hat. Celebrate Dr. Seuss with one of your favorite characters in Rice Krispie Treat form! No one can mistake that red and white hat filled with mischief and fun! Make Dr. Seuss Day memorable with a tray of these at a party or even an after-school snack with friends! They’re so easy to make, let the kids join in the fun of stirring and decorating!

Ingredients:

Ingredients for Rice Krispies:

1 cup (2 sticks) unsalted butter
Two 10 oz. bags of mini marshmallows
10 cups Rice Krispies cereal
1/4 teaspoon sea salt (optional)

Ingredients for Dr Seuss Rice Krispies:

2 T solid shortening
3/4 cup Wilton white chocolate melts
9 large red Airheads candies (or red fruit roll ups)
Black write-on gel
Red write-on gel

Directions:

Directions for Rice Krispies:

Spray a 9 x 9 pan with Pam and set aside.
In a large sauce pan, melt the butter over low heat.
Add the marshmallows to the melted butter, stirring constantly.
Once the marshmallows are melted, remove from the heat and stir in the cereal and optional salt until well-coated.
Using a rubber spatula (spray with Pam for easier handling), transfer the cereal mixture to the prepared pan and press down firmly and evenly.
Allow the Rice Krispies to cool in the pan completely.

Assembly Directions for Dr. Seuss Treats:

Line a baking sheet with wax or parchment paper. Set aside.
Cut the prepared Rice Krispies (from recipe above) into 6 even long rectangles.
In a medium microwave-safe bowl, microwave the solid shortening for 40 seconds or until melted.
Add the white chocolate melts and stir until completely melted.
Immediately coat each Rice Krispies stick with the melted white chocolate and place on the baking sheet to “set” for at least 30 minutes.
Meanwhile, cut each Airheads piece into 2 pieces lengthwise. You will have 18 pieces total.
Once the chocolate on the Rice Krispies is dry, take an Airhead piece and wrap around a Rice Krispies stick at the very top of the stick. Pinch at the back to seal.
Wrap another Airheads piece around the stick about 1/2-1 inch down from the top one. Pinch at the back to seal.
Repeat step 7 with another Airheads piece. Complete steps 6-8 until all of the Rice Krispies have 3 airheads pieces alternating with white chocolate for the hat.
With the black write-on gel, pipe two eyes, a nose and whiskers on each stick.
At the very bottom of each stack, pipe a large “X” with the red write-on gel. Fill it in with the gel to resemble a bow tie.

Cat in the Hat Rice Krispie Treats

Author: Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living

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Ingredients

Scale

1 cup (2 sticks) unsalted butter
Two 10 oz. bags of mini marshmallows
10 cups Rice Krispies cereal
1/4 teaspoon sea salt (optional)
2 T solid shortening
3/4 cup Wilton white chocolate melts
9 large red Airheads candies (or red fruit roll ups)
Black write-on gel
Red write-on gel

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Instructions

Spray a 9 x 9 pan with Pam and set aside.
In a large sauce pan, melt the butter over low heat.
Add the marshmallows to the melted butter, stirring constantly.
Once the marshmallows are melted, remove from the heat and stir in the cereal and optional salt until well-coated.
Using a rubber spatula (spray with Pam for easier handling), transfer the cereal mixture to the prepared pan and press down firmly and evenly.
Allow the Rice Krispies to cool in the pan completely.
Line a baking sheet with wax or parchment paper. Set aside.
Cut the prepared Rice Krispies (from recipe above) into 6 even long rectangles.
In a medium microwave-safe bowl, microwave the solid shortening for 40 seconds or until melted.
Add the white chocolate melts and stir until completely melted.
Immediately coat each Rice Krispies stick with the melted white chocolate and place on the baking sheet to “set” for at least 30 minutes.
Meanwhile, cut each Airheads piece into 2 pieces lengthwise. You will have 18 pieces total.
Once the chocolate on the Rice Krispies is dry, take an Airhead piece and wrap around a Rice Krispies stick at the very top of the stick. Pinch at the back to seal.
Wrap another Airheads piece around the stick about 1/2-1 inch down from the top one. Pinch at the back to seal.
Repeat step 7 with another Airheads piece. Complete steps 6-8 until all of the Rice Krispies have 3 airheads pieces alternating with white chocolate for the hat.
With the black write-on gel, pipe two eyes, a nose and whiskers on each stick.
At the very bottom of each stack, pipe a large “X” with the red write-on gel. Fill it in with the gel to resemble a bow tie.

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We love rice Krispie Treats, check out all these other rice krispie treats we have made on Frugal Coupon Living! Many for every season!

Ready for Dr. Seuss Day on March 2nd? Pick up our FREE Dr. Seuss Party Pack Printable! Pin to Pinterest.

Also don’t forget our Copycat Sonic Ocean Water! We made our a Dr Seuss theme! Pin to Pinterest.

Also enjoy these Dr Suess Crafts Printables and Recipes! Pin to Pinterest.

You’re My Main Squeeze Valentine Craft

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March 29, 2019 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Crafts, DIY, Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Social Media, Valentine's Day

Create these adorable You’re My Main Squeeze Valentine Craft with GoGo Squeez applesauce on the go. Awesomesauce!

You’re My Main Squeeze Valentine Craft

Hey Valentine – You’re my main squeeze!

Looking for a fun and creative craft for the kids? This is an adorable and healthy treat using the yummy GoGo Squeez Applesauce. They could make a fun weekend activity for your child and a unique valentine card for their classmates. We used some craft supplies we already had on hand in our craft kit, but most of the supplies are not very much making a frugal friendly expense for your Valentines. Awesomesauce!

Supplies:

Directions:

Cut a 4 x 9” piece of card stock, wrap it around a GoGo Squeez and secure in the back with hot glue.
Glue a full red pipe cleaner horizontally to the back center of the paper and wrap the sides of the pipe cleaner around to the front for arms.
Cut a pipe cleaner into 1/4” and glue two under the bottom paper wrap for legs.
Glue two googly eyes to the top front of the card stock and draw a smile underneath.
On the bottom of the card stock wrap, write “ Valentine, you’re my main squeeze”

You're My Main Squeeze #Valentine with @Gogosqueez applesauce on the go #GoodnessOnTheGo

You might also enjoy these 28 Days of Kid’s Valentine’s Day Food Crafts. Pin to Pinterest.

Also look at these creative Printable Valentines for the Kids. Pin to Pinterest.

DIY Mother’s Day Ideas

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March 19, 2019 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Crafts, DIY, Instagram, Mother's Day, Pinterest, Seasonal, Social Media, Spring

DIY Mothers Day Crafts and Homemade Gifts for Mom.

DIY Mother’s Day Ideas

We have a plethora of ideas to create the perfect Mother’s Day Gifts. All DIY crafts that create a memorable and special memento for a special mom! Let us know which you choose and how it came off this Mother’s Day!

Spring Mason Jar Vases with FREE Printable Tags on I Heart Naptime

Mothers Day Printable on Frugal Coupon Living

Mother’s Day Spa with Lemon Sugar Scrub and Spa Water Recipes on Frugal Coupon Living

Mother’s Day Backyard Tea Party on Sugar and Charm

Tea Cup Mother’s Day Card Craft on Frugal Coupon Living

FREE Mother’s Day Gift Wrap and Tags from Lia Griffith

Four Generations Photo from Moose Photography

DIY Etched Glass from The Sweet Occassion

Mother’s Day Coupon Book from I Should be Mopping the Floor

Mani & Pedi in a Jar with FREE Printable Tag from Frugal Coupon Living

Painted Wooden Spoons from Little Bit Funky

Frammed Photo Gift Blocks from A Jennuine Life

Recipe or Photo Display from Lil Luna or U Create Crafts

Moms M&Ms from The Pin Junkie and Kinzie’s Kreations

Yo Yo Clips from Tater Tots and JELLO

All About Mom & Grandma Questionaire from Who Arted

Photo Magnets from Sundae Sins

Mom, You Deserve a Hand FREE Printable from Happy Home Fairy

DIY Garden Planter and Bird Bath from Home Stories A to Z

DIY Children Silhouettes from Lindy Cottage Hill

Love You Hand Prints from Lilluna

DIY Photo Cube from All Parenting

Mother’s Day Newspaper from Scholastic and Martha Stewart

Mother’s Day Breakfast in Bed from Frugal Coupon Living

DIY Potted Planters from Lil Luna

Heart Clip Board from PB Teen Blog

Thank You Mason Jar and FREE Printable from The 36th Avenue

Mother’s Day Planter and FREE Tag from Housue by Hoff

Mother’s Day Movie Ticket from Martha Stewart

Also don’t forget our Cinco De Mayo Recipes – Pin to Pinterest.

Enjoy these Mother’s Day Crafts – Preschool & Elementary School Ideas. Pin to Pinterest.

Don’t forget our Muffins with Mom Printable Invite. Pin to Pinterest.

Also check out our DIY Father’s Day Ideas. Pin to Pinterest.

30 Inspiring Christmas Tree Ideas

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March 19, 2019 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Christmas, Crafts, DIY, Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Social Media

Inspiring Christmas Tree Ideas

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There are about a ka-gillion ways to embellish and dress up your tree and in case you’re overwhelmed with all of the possibilities, this list will help direct your decorating desires. Do you enjoy real or flocked? Tinsel or ribbon? Angel or star? Check out the nautical tree decorated with starfish! We love the tree draped with printed burlap, the Americana tree that is so patriotic and festive and the lollipop tree! Are you dreaming of a blue Christmas? Maybe a Candy Land Christmas? These gorgeous trees will inspire you! Happy decorating!

Did you love our 31 FREE Christmas Printables? When getting ready for the Christmas season, get inspired by these trees!

Ombre Rainbow Christmas Tree from Inspired by Charm

Candyland Christmas Tree from Raz Christmas

Gold Christmas Tree from I Heart Naptime

American Pride Christmas Tree from Better Homes and Gardens

Snow Christmas Tree from Unskinny Boppy

Crystal Christmas Tree from Mahoning History

12 Days of Advent Tree from Tater Tots and Jello

French Inspired Black White and Peacock Blue Christmas Tree from A Pop of Pretty

Whimsical Child’s Christmas Tree from HGTV

Snowman Christmas Tree from Classy Clutter

Peacock Lime and Turquoise Christmas Tree from A to Zebra Celebrations

White & Blue Christmas Tree from Centsational Girl

Green and Red No Lights Christmas Tree from Love the Day

Dr Seuss Christmas Tree from A Pop of Pretty

Peppermint Snow Tree from U Create Crafts

Winter Wonderland Christmas Tree from a Pumpkin and a Princess

Santa Christmas Tree from Sew Many Ways

Woodland Christmas Tree from Aunt Peaches

Mini Beach Tree from Beach Bliss Living

White Christmas Tree from Craft Berry Blush

Santa’s Cabin Christmas Tree from Design Dazzle

White Colorful Christmas Tree from Source Unknown

Photo Christmas Tree from Better Homes and Gardens

Home Tweet Home Christmas Tree from Sugar Bee Crafts

Red and Gold Christmas Tree from The Fancy Shack

Happy Holidays Tree from My Sweet Savannah

Black, White & Silver Christmas Tree from Lil Luna

Nursery Pink Christmas Tree from The Art of Doing Stuff

Christmas Memories Tree from Positively Splendid

Also check out this Christmas Tree Decorating Tip from Style at Home

Enjoy this Christmas Decor – Inspiring Christmas Mantles. Pin to Pinterest.

More Christmas Decor – don’t forget the curb appeal with these Inspiring Christmas Porches. Pin to Pinterest.

Also check out these 31 FREE Christmas Printables – Pin to Pinterest.

Don’t forget the 31 Days of Christmas Food Crafts (Pin to Pinterest) and amazing round-up of Holiday Cocktail Recipes (Pin to Pinterest).

Creative Cupcake Liner Crafts for Kids

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March 19, 2019 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Crafts, DIY, Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Social Media

Creative Cupcake Liner Crafts for Kids

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I am always looking for frugal and fun crafts for the kids. If you find yourself like me, you might pick up cupcake liners every time you purchase box of cupcake mix. Either I want seasonal liners to go with the holiday season or I forget I have them at home and do not want to be without when it comes to baking time. Recycle your old cupcake baking cups with these Creative Cupcake Liner Crafts for Kids!

1. Flower Scissor Skills Craft by The Tool Box

2. Cupcake Liner Craft Stick Bunny Puppets by Kid Things

3. Cupcake Liner Butterflies by Blue Purple and Scarlett

4. Cupcake Liner Turkey Puppet by I Heart Crafty Things

5. Blue Bird Craft With Cupcake Liner Nest by Crafty Morning

6. Cupcake Liner Christmas Tree by Hoosier Homemade

7. How To Make A Cute Cupcake by A Little Pinch of Perfect

8. Cupcake Liner Frog Puppet Tutorial by Artsy Momma

9. Cupcake Liners Garland by Typically Simple

10. Cupcake Liner Flower Tree by Paper Crave