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HOT! Cute Rain Boots B1G1 50% off Today Only!

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June 26, 2021 by FrugalCouponLiving Filed Under: Target, Today Only

Target’s Daily Deal has kids and adult rain boots for as little as $9.75 each! The kids shoes are on sale for $13 while the adult ones are $18. The B1G1 50% off makes the kids shoes $9.75 each and the adult ones $13.50 each.

These are super-cute and on a super-good deal. Get some for you and some for Christmas gifts! Because this is B1G1 50% off, you may not see the adjusted price reflected until you get to the checkout screen. As always, there’s FREE Shipping with the Daily Deal.

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Adjustable Pet Gate with Paw Details $24+

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June 26, 2021 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Groupon, Online Shopping

Right now pick up Adjustable Pet Gate with Paw Detailing or a Door $24+.

The Deal

* $24 for an adjustable wood paw-decor pet gate ($89.99 list price)

* $29 for an adjustable pet gate with a door ($149.99 list price)

Don’t forget about the other Groupon Deals that are running.

New to Groupon, sign up HERE first. The come back and click the link above to get the deal.

12+ Easy DIY Halloween Costume Ideas for Everyone

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June 26, 2021 by Frugal Coupon Living Writers Filed Under: Facebook, Halloween, Instagram, Online Shopping, Pinterest, Seasonal, Social Media

Have you wanted to try and make your Halloween costume or a least part of it? Here some super cute and easy DIY Halloween costume ideas for your family.

12 Easy DIY Halloween Costume Ideas

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Have you started looking for Halloween costumes for your family? Have you ever made your own costumes or are you the buy it at the store kind of costume person? Even if you aren’t the crafty sort of person these easy DIY Halloween Costume ideas are easy enough most people can make them even your kids.

This sweet little rainbow is the perfect paired with your yellow raincoat and red galoshes. Add some cotton batting to an umbrella to make a rain cloud too. You can find directions for this DIY rainbow Halloween costume on Baby Bird’s Farm.

Do you or your kids love cats? This Crazy Cat Lady costume by Crafty Morning couldn’t be easier. Finds some little plush cats and kittens (this set has a lot of cats), add some plastic hair rollers, a robe and you’re set. We love the costume cat eye glasses!

A unicorn costume could be as easy as a headband with a unicorn horn some flowers and unicorn ears. You can make this pretty pink unicorn head band too just follow the directions on Bird’s Party blog.

Are you a Trolls fan? Becoming a troll with colorful troll hair using a little bit of bright colored tulle, a headband and a ribbon to tie it at the top is a simple DIY Halloween Costume idea. Make a troll hair head band. Full directions are here on DIY Inspired.

Are you worried about the weather on Halloween night? This pink jelly fish costume by How Wonderful will keep your little one dry and looking pretty in pink too. This is one costume that you could put together in less than half an hour.

Are you a super hero family? Dress up in red tights or leggings, red shirts and some black boots for an Incredibles family. Costume details at Fresh Mommy blog.

Fun and easy DIY Halloween costume for the office party or for you night out trick or treating with the kids. A Starbucks cup is an another right from your wardrobe costume that will take minutes to make.

Attention to Darling (no longer available) created this pink flamingo Halloween costume out of pink feather boas a little pink sweat suit and a glue gun for a quick last minute DIY Halloween costume that looks like you spent hours on it.

Dress dad up like Grew and all the kids as minions with these simple costumes of yellow tee shirts and overalls. Did you see Some Day I’ll Learn made the goggles out of canning jar lid rings, brilliant!

I scream you scream we all scream for this ice cream cone costume you can throw together in minutes with some craft paper and a white tulle dress. Who knew a Halloween costume could be so cute and so easy! Details on Treasures and Travels blog.

Arrh matey. Be a pirate with clothes right out of your closet. Add a strip of red fabric for your head band and a fishtail braid. Go to Brit + Co for the full tutorial.

Tossed salad anyone? I’m hungry just looking at this green tissue paper salad costume. This super easy DIY Halloween found on Coolest Homemade Costumes (no longer available.)

After seeing the new Wonder Women movie girls everywhere are going to want to dress up like this strong heroine. This version of the Wonder Woman costume by Falfal and the Bee (no longer available) looks more like the dress in the new movie.

Get your little Wild Thing a neutral colored one piece outfit add a fur tail and a felt crown for a story book costume that is also comfy if they fall asleep in it. Get the details on The Night Owl blog.

Find more Halloween Costume Ideas on Frugal Coupon Living

Don’t forget these other Halloween Costume ideas. Have a young one? We love these Halloween Costume Ideas for Baby. I came up with some creative ideas for my son. Pin to Pinterest.

Going in together as a family? Our school does this every year in their annual Halloween Costume Party. Take a look at these 31 Family Halloween Costume Ideas. Pin to Pinterest.

Headed to a church event like Awana or Sunday school? Save these Family Friendly Halloween Costumes for Church. Pin to Pinterest.

Also save these Kid Friendly Trunk or Treat Ideas. Pin to Pinterest.

Groupon – The Power of Collective Buying

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June 26, 2021 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Groupon

My brother has told me time and time again I need to post on this program Groupon. Unfortunately, I never felt comfortable enough to post on it because I didn’t feel like I knew enough about the program (it is not in my city) but due to Devon’s silent encouragement, I think I know enough to share with you this neat program and boy do I wish I listened to him ages ago!

The video below will share a little about the program. It explains it pretty well!

What is Groupon?

Groupon features a daily deal on the best stuff to do, see, eat, and buy in cities around the world. These cities are usually larger cities.

There is a new deal each day. You can sign up for daily alerts or visit the site each day. These deals can be tricky – first it has to meet a quota. Meaning the deal is not good until a certain number of people sign up for it and buy it – the collective buying power. If that number is not reached, you are not charged. If it is met, then the deal is live and rolling! Anyone can buy.

What Can I Do with These Gift Cards?

These make nice gifts – we all know how popular gift cards have become. Also, f you are traveling, it might a be a good site to check out a few weeks before you travel – you might find a great deal you can use while there! Most gift cards last for a year’s time.

Cities currently participating in Groupon:

Albuquerque, Chicago, Detroit, Kansas City, Milwaukee, Philadelphia, San Antonio, Tampa, Atlanta, Cincinnati, Fort Worth, Las Vegas, Minneapolis/St. Paul, Phoenix, San Diego, Virginia Beach, Austin, Cleveland, Fresno, Los Angeles, Nashville, Pittsburgh, San Francisco, Washington DC, Baltimore, Columbus, Houston, Louisville, New York, Portland, San Jose, Boston, Dallas, Indianapolis, Memphis, Oklahoma City, Raleigh, Seattle, Charlotte, Denver, Jacksonville, Miami, Omaha, Sacramento, St. Louis

Example of a Groupon:

Today in Atlanta, get a Signature Facial at Ageless Remedies for $55 ($125 Value). The deal was tipped when $125 bought (it went live) and now they are at 461 buys! There are much cheaper buys, Devon found a $19 bowling night in Dallas (retail value $50.)

Video Stats – Learn How Groupon Works! from The Point on Vimeo.

Thanks, Jason and Devon.

Closed. Giveaway – $300 for a Baby Shower from Pampers

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June 26, 2021 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Baby, Giveaways

No longer available. This giveaway is closed. Congratulations goes to Miriam!

Baby Showers. I have been to them for triplets, I have been showered in pink, I have been in a room with everything blue. If you are a mom, you likely are familiar. They are a time to honor mother’s to be and “shower” them with the many needs of parenthood – diapers to onesies to strollers and more! No doubt that preparing for your tiny bun in the in the oven is a bit pricey. New parents find themselves with a long list of items they needs for their newest arrival.

This year, Pampers is on a mission. Teaming up with the Points of Light Institute, they will be throwing 1,000 baby showers for expectant mothers across the country in May and June!

Creative Baby Shower Ideas from Facebook Fans:

Pick a theme and go with it. For example, if your mama to be is having a baby girl choose a pink theme. Serve all things pink included pink lemonade, strawberries, pink cupcakes, etc.
Location, Location, Location. If you don’t have a perfect shower home, have everyone go out for fondue and chip in $10 to $15 for the bill. It makes it cheap and affordable for everyone.
Get Creative: Google Diaper Cakes and try one out. They are are super cute and fun to make and save money on center pieces.
Use your Gift: If you are buying a mom onesies, hang them from a clothesline and decorate the shower up a bit.
Shower Gifts: You don’t have to make them pricey. Pop some popcorn, tie a cute ribbon and write “Sarah is about to pop!” Or buy baby bottles at the dollar store and fill with color candy.
Discover the Gender: Instead of the doctor telling the parent the sex of the baby have the doctor write the sex down put it in and envelope and give it to the person making the cake. Have the baker dye the cake pink for girl or blue for boy. That way when mommy and daddy cut the cake everyone gets to find out together.
Play Games: Have everyone clip a clothespin to their collar/clothing. When they say the word baby, they have to pass their clothespin on to whoever caught them saying the word. Whoever has the most clothespins gets a special gift. Melt candy bars in diapers and have guests guess what candy bar is found in each diaper. Looks gross, but makes for funny moments. Another game entails the “water” breaking. Freeze mini babies in ice cubes and get creative for each shower guest on how to make the baby’s water break or melt.
Make a Boquet: Roll up socks, onesies, bibs, etc. Wrap it with Flower tape and sticks and make a pretty floral bouquet.
Always say Thanks: Have every guest address their own envelope for the mom to be to write thank you notes. She will appreciate all the time saved when it comes to writing her cards. Gift her with stamps too!
Don’t forget Dads: Have the dads get together for a BBQ and just bring diapers.
Get Crafty: Bring one yard of fabric that reminds them of the mother and have someone crafty sew a blanket for the mom and baby to be or pick up ribbion and other decorative supplies and decorate onesies for the new baby.

In honor of Father’s Day, Pampers has another mission. They are asking 4,000 people to commit to finding a way for fathers to bond with their babies. This includes taking over a task for dad so he can spend more time with his precious baby – cover a meeting at work, run an errand for him, pick up his dry cleaning, etc. Make your pledge on Pampers Facebook Page.

One Frugal Coupon Living reader will win a $300 American Express Gift Card to put toward a baby shower for a mother-to-be.

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1.) Share with me who you would bless with a baby shower and why or share with me a favorite baby shower idea.

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Staples Online Printing: How to Print Documents

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June 25, 2021 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Coupons, Online Shopping, Printable, Retail

Staples Online Printing –Everything you need to know to print documents online, including how to upload printables to Staples Printing Services. Have them shipped to your home or pick them up in the store! Includes directions to print B&W or color documents, portrait or landscape orientation, how to print on cardstock and cover stock for durability, AND Staples printing prices!

Staples Online Printing

Staples printing services is my first choice for all my printable needs on Frugal Coupon Living. There are many reasons, but these are my top three.

First off, Staples Online Printing offers AMAZING quality. The printables I give you on Frugal Coupon Living often need to be printed on cover stock with bright colors for the best results(after all, we aren’t dull.) I find that the quality that Staples online printing delivers is great and very vibrant. If you’re looking to print posters, you’ll want to use Staples poster printing to get that vibrancy and quality.

Second, the Staples printing department is great. The employees aren’t just helpful —they’re friendly, too! They actually love when I use their services and look forward to the different documents I submit for printing, since they stray from the regular old business documents they normally receive. They now know me by name and by brand.

Finally, I save. After all, this is Frugal Coupon Living! I save money on both printer ink and cardstock. Those goods can get pretty pricey, so I leave the supplies (the ink and paper) to the Staple pros to provide. It keeps me sane and keeps from a place where I’m low on printer ink all the time! (It was all the time before I was using Staples online printing services.)

How to Print Documents from Staples

We have tons of free printables for you on Frugal Coupon Living. Here are few places to find these prints!

It will take you less than five minutes to upload your first document to Staples. Yes, five!

Enjoy the video above for directions on how to print at Staples. The video steps have changed some but mostly are telling off all the choices you have when it comes to printing at staples. The following steps below are up to date as of March 2021.

How to Print at Staples

Have your PDF, Word Document or printable saved to a folder on your computer.
Sign in or create a Staples account.
Return to the Staples Printing Service Page.
Scroll down to Document printing.
Click the red button, start creating.
On the next page you can choose between simple print and professional print. Choose professional print as there are more Staples printing options.
Click start project under professional printing.
Browse your files and upload your document from your computer.
Next choose your paper size from letter, legal, ledger.
Also select your document orientation from portrait (vertical) or landscape (horizontal).
I suggest checking scale to fit and unchecking double sided.
Click Next.
On the next page choose your paper type: I like premium/specialty paper in white coverstock 110 lb. This is great for crafts for prints you want to frame.
Choose next.
Choose your color options: color or black and white.
Choose next.
Choose your binding option including comb, coil, cover binder, 3 ring binder, or stapled: In most cases, I choose no binding.
Choose next.
Choose finishing including lamination, folding, cutting or hole punching. Since I like control, I choose no finishing.
Choose next.
Choose your print options. This is where you can rename your document and choose your number of copies. When it comes to prints I want to frame or craft with, I often choose 2 copies so I have ab ack up for mistakes.
Choose delivery (you can still pick up in store). You will be promoted to sign in again or create an account if you have not already signed in.
Next choose your delivery option including ground, express or expedited. Or choose pickup in-store including standard or express. Standard has never gone me wrong, especially on smaller print jobs. If you choose pickup in-store, make sure you find the store closest to you entering your zip code.
Click the red button, add to cart.
Follow the steps for a secure checkout.

You can choose to ship to your home or to pick up at your local store. Pay online and show your invoice when you pick up (I just show the order number on my phone at pick-up.) The order invoice will arrive in your email inbox.

Staples Printing Cost

Printing to Staples is extremely affordable. I print often and have a lot of content, so I rely on Staples online printing to deliver amazing quality (they always do!). I find Staples Printing Costs to be far lower than the cardstock and printer ink it costs me to keep up with my demand at home.

A break down of pricing…

While you can get as low as $0.13 for a color copy, I am never printing more than 50 pages. I typically spend $0.53 for a color copy. Usually, I’m printing around 10 at a time.

I also choose a 67 lb card/cover stock media, so this adds around $0.10 per print. This typically puts my ordercost around $0.60 to $5.00!

I’d recommend you opt for free shipping to your local store for pick-up. This is often the route I take, unless I have an extra large order and want my order to come straight to me. Shipping starts at $9.99!

Staples Printing Coupon

There are a few ways to get Staples Printing Coupons.

First, be a loyal costumer. You can sign up for Staples Rewards here.

Staples Rewards

Benefits of Staples Rewards include $25 off Print & Marketing Services in store each year! Additional reward benefits include free next-day delivery on orders over $49.99. My favorite perk is earning $2 back in rewards per recycled ink cartridge (up to 20 per month.) That means you could earn up to $40 a month in recycled ink cartridges! Ready to join? Sign up here!

Second, pay attention to your receipts. Often during in-store pick-up for a document, I am given a coupon for my next Staples printing need. I just stack those coupons in my car for next time.

Third, look online. You can look for Staples coupon codes and promo discounts on Savings.com.

look forward to hearing about your experience with Staples online printing. I’m sure they will quickly become your number one place to print your documents!

What’s next? Learn How to create a list of fonts with a font catalog! Pin to Pinterest.

It’s fun to print, but have you tried script? Look at our Chalkboard and Hand Lettering Ideas & Tutorials! Pin to Pinterest.