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20 Creative Ways to Enjoy a Spring Break Staycation

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February 17, 2019 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Social Media, Spring, Travel Leave a Comment

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Over twenty ways to enjoy a Spring Break Stayation. Holistay and ideas within driving distance of your home and activities and fun within your home.

Spring Break Staycation

What is on the list of things to do this spring break? Are you looking for some creative ideas for your child’s spring break? Look at these staycation ideas. Enjoy a holistay within your home town. Find ideas of activities to keep your child busy over the break. From star gazing and sleeping on the trampoline to museum scavenger hunts that will education and fill your days, we have a full is of ideas to explore and enjoy your holistay.

Add in the Science

During the week, have a day at home. Add in as many five minute science experiments as you can. The kids will have fun while learning. Some of these ideas will be a good reason to get outside on a nice day.

Backyard Movie Theater

Pop some popcorn, plop together some pillows, put up a tent, string some lights… whatever it takes to make the coolest at home movie theater in your yard. Follow this DIY Backyard Movie Screen (from Simply Sprout) or pick up an outdoor movie screen for your evening.

Play Tourist

Play tourist in your home town. Start by visiting the visitor center and get creative with what new activities can fill your day. What new things do you want to see? Feel like a real tourist by staying at a local hotel for a night! Search places like Groupon for discounts and savings.

Baking Championship

Host a Kids baking championship. This can include your own kids or neighborhood kids. You can have certain ingredients they can use or let them search the web for a recipe they want to make. You judge, determine the winner, and get lunch done all at the same time… sounds like your’re winning! Adorable ideas for a baking party or championship from ikatbag.

Backyard Fire Pit

Your entire meal must be made outside in a fire pit. Find camping recipes and make everything without using your kitchen. Two recipes we recommend are Camping Hot Dogs and Campfire S’mores Cones.

Go Geocaching

This activity is so fun, it will fill your day! Geocaching is the act of hunting for and finding a hidden objects using GPS coordinates. Download the app and find hidden “treasure” in your town’s area. Learn more about how to geocache as a family on Frugal Mom, Eh.

Arts & Crafts Day

Host and arts and crafts day – arts and crafts all day long. Take a look at some of these ideas – upcycled cereal box crafts, paint chip crafts, and rainy day activities. You also could pick up a craft supply set for a bunch of resources to help you get creative.

Picnic and a Discussion

Deepen relationships and get to know those you already know so well. Have a picnic. Away from the home might be less distraction to things like the doorbell, phone ringing, dog parking etc. Bring dinner conversation cards to start discussion and help you get to know your child and/or spouse better.

Backyard Campout

Have a backyard campout. At night study the sky. Download the Sky Map App and study planets, stars, and constellations. Frugal Mom Eh has some creative ideas for backyard camping, as well.

Travel Abroad

Travel abroad and never leave home aka armchair travel. Choose a country you have wanted to travel to. Eat food, plan activities, listen to music, watch a movie. Pick up a DVD from the library or perhaps watch something on Amazon Prime of the area you are visiting for the day. Rick Steves has some great movies. Live, Life and Learning has a free printable passport you can use for your adventure with the kids.

Sleep Outdoors

Fill a truck or trampoline with pillows and blankets and have an outdoor campout under the stars! You can also see this idea in our Visual Summer Bucket List for Kids. Source and Source

Memories

Tired of keepsakes piling up. Get Marie Kondo inspired and get organized. Make a memory or keepsake box with the kids. This can be organized by school year or can not have filed folders and just be a place you toss in old lovies, concert tickets, photos, and more. A Bowl Full of Lemons can help you get started.

Family Game Night

Have a family game night or even a family game day! Craft a trophy for the winner, come up with some tasty Family Game Snacks, let everyone choose a game of their choose!

Take a Hike

Take a hike can carry along this nature scavenger hunt. You can collect what you find and make natural art with your all your collections.

My Town Rocks

Rock hunting is the newest community adventure since Pokemon Go. Search your local town and area for rocks hidden by citizens just like you. Join local community boards to see places where rocks might be hidden and discover areas of your town, you might otherwise not be familiar with. Paint rocks to “hide” around your town and surrounding area to spread joy and brighten people’s day. More ideas on My Town Rocks.

Visit a Museum

Take this free printable scavenger hunt to a museum. Consider it a treasure hunt of portraits and paintings!

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Visit the Library

The list of ideas you can do in the library are endless. Take a look at these 10 Quiet Library Games from Book Shark.

Virtual Museum Tour

Did you know many major museums offer virtual tours online! That means you can visit famous museums and feel up front and part of the action by never leaving your home. Popular virtual tours include…

Be a Summer Travel Agent

What is the plan for summer. Make plans, plan ahead for summer travel and bucket list item. Research itineraries, daily activities and more just as if you were a travel agent. Check out our Visual Summer Bucket List for some ideas. Pick up this free travel planning kit from Pinch a Little, Save a Lot.

Painting Projects

Getting painting. Incorporate the kids into some of the projects you have been putting aside. Paint that dinning room table, redo that dresser, or spruce up that chair. Tackle a family project or redo an entire bedroom. We love these farmhouse weekend projects that can done in a few days. Not only will you get things accomplish, have fun bonding and perhaps squeezing in some pride from accomplishments and laughs from bonding.

Get ready for summer! Take a look at these Visual Summer Bucket List Ideas for the Kids. Pin to Pinterest.

No more moans of “I’m bored mom” when you prepare for your summer with these Summer Boredom Busters and Activities for Kids! Pin to Pinterest.

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How to Make Gold Leaf Easter Eggs

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February 16, 2019 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Crafts, DIY, Easter, Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Social Media, Spring Leave a Comment

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Easy tutorial, How to Make Gold Leaf Easter Eggs. Directions for real or faux eggs.

How to Make Gold Leaf Easter Eggs

Growing up I can recall getting my die tabs, dropping a hard boiled egg in a clear cup of colored water. This was how we colored our eggs every year. On rare occasions, I got a kit that also came with stickers or a stand and I was able to add a little texture to my Easter Eggs. As I have gotten older and have kids of my own, I have researched different out of the box, out of the carton, Easter Egg Ideas.

How to Make Gold Leaf Easter Eggs

That was our goal here. To provide you with a creative, really easy, Easter Egg idea. These Gold Leaf Easter Eggs use Liquid Gold Leaf (and it doesn’t cost that much!) You can make them with real eggs or faux eggs as we chose to do in this craft. We had Acrylic Paint, which we purchased at our craft store, but there are many pretty Easter colors online. There is some drying involvement, so feel free to break this craft up into a day or two. That makes each sitting even shorter allowing it to not become a craft that is too time dependent.

Gold Leaf Easter Eggs Supplies:

Faux Paper Mache Eggs (You can use real eggs – just hard boil them or blow them out first!)
White Acrylic Paint
Assorted Colors Acrylic Paint
Liquid Gold Leaf
Paint Brush
Craft Sponge
Floral Foam Brick
Flat Head Pins

Gold Leaf Easter Eggs Directions:

First, in a piece of floral foam, push in flat head pins. This will be your drying station so the eggs can dry elevated so your paint doesn’t smudge.

You will need to paint your eggs white. If you are using dark colors you can omit this step if you want, but for lighter colors it’s a must! If you are using real eggs, they are already white so you can omit this step as well.

Once painted, allow the paint to dry and then paint your choice of color. We chose Easter colors like light pink, light purple, a pastel blue, a Easter grass green color.

Allow to dry again. Luckily this doesn’t take long to dry but we waited a day to be safe.

Cut a piece of craft sponge to use in the gold leaf. Using a smaller piece allowed us to have more control over the coloring. Before opening your gold leaf, shake your bottle well. If you don’t it will come out a reddish color… no bueno.

Pour a bit of gold leaf onto a paper plate and sponge it as little or as much as want on your eggs.

Allow to dry and display. Enjoy and be sure to check out our other Easter Egg Ideas.

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Think outside the carton box! Take a look at these Easter Egg Ideas. Pin to Pinterest.

Also take a look at these Farmhouse Easter Decor Ideas. Pin to Pinterest.

Easter Resurrection Cupcakes Recipe – He is Risen!

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“He is not here; for he is risen!” Share the message of the gospel this spring with these Easter Resurrection Cupcakes. These open tomb cupcakes are an easy food craft for the kids.

Easter Resurrection Cupcakes

He is not here; for he is risen! Matthew 28:6

Through this food craft, you can share the message of the Gospel. Did you know Gospel means good news? Our good news is Christ died on the cross for our sins and rose again on the third day. No works or actions of ours will get us through Heavens gates, only accepting him as our Lord and savior.

Our goal for these cupcakes is easy with a message of the Gospel. Either make a boxed cupcakes recipe or ask your grocery store’s bakery if you can have some un-iced cupcakes. Chocolate or vanilla cupcakes are fine. We used vanilla, but chocolate would definitely look more like soil! You can whip up this food craft in just a few minutes.

Also check out our other Easter Food Craft Ideas and Resurrection Ideas – Eggs, Gardens and Rolls.

Empty Tomb Cupcakes Supplies:

Easter Resurrection Cupcakes

Author: Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living

Ingredients

12 cupcakes
1 cup green frosting
¼ cup chocolate frosting
1 tablespoon flower sprinkles
12 mini powdered doughnuts
6 large marshmallows
1 tablespoon white sugar

Instructions

Premake your cupcakes according to box directions and let cool.
On cooled cupcakes, spread a line of chocolate frosting to represent the garden path.
Next, pipe green frosting on each cupcake to resemble grass.
Gently cut ⅓ off each doughnut to create a flat surface. Press your doughnut tomb against the icing where the path meets the grass.
Next, cut each marshmallow in half and dip the sticky side in white sugar.
Then, press a sugared marshmallow to the side of the doughnut to represent the stone that was rolled away.
Finally, sprinkle flower sprinkles over the green icing and press lightly to attached.

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Empty Tomb Cupcakes Directions:

Premake your cupcakes according to box directions and let cool.

On cooled cupcakes, spread a line of chocolate frosting to represent the garden path.

Next, pipe green frosting on each cupcake to resemble grass. (Using canned green frosting, we used the small start pipping tip.)

Gently cut ⅓ off each doughnut to create a flat surface. Press your doughnut tomb against the icing where the path meets the grass.

Next, cut each marshmallow in half and dip the sticky side in white sugar. Then, press a sugared marshmallow to the side of the doughnut to represent the stone that was rolled away.

Finally, sprinkle flower sprinkles over the green icing and press lightly to attached.

Take a look at these other Resurrection Ideas – Eggs, Gardens and Rolls. Pin to Pinterest.

Also save these Easter Food Craft Ideas for the Kids. Pin to Pinterest.

Six Recipes to Make this Valentines’ Day

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One of the things I love about holidays is making yummy and cute holiday-themed treats. There are so many fun ones available for Valentine’s Day, and today we have for you Six Recipes to Make this Valentines’ Day.

How cute are these Rice Krispies monsters?? Kids will love these I Only Have Eyes for You Monsters, and you’ll have a blast making them!

These Signed, Sealed, Delivered Valentine Envelopes are too cute! I definitely need to use these because putting Valentine’s in small mailboxes is our tradition in our family.

I love anything dipped in chocolate, so I am totally going to make these Chocolate Dipped Cookie Dough Hearts. The kids will love these as well!

How adorable are these Mini Heart Cherry Pies?? These would make such a cute dessert for dinner, and they’re a great single-serving size.

If you love ice cream floats, you’re going to want to try these Cupid’s Strawberry Floats. I love strawberry soda, so these floats are high up on my list of desserts I love!

And, make healthier donuts for Valentine’s Day breakfast with this Strawberry Glazed Donuts recipe. We all love donuts in our house, so I’m definitely making this one.

Make sure you check out all these Six Recipes to Make this Valentines’ Day!

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Glow in the Dark Easter Egg Hunt at Night

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Glow in the Dark Easter Egg Hunt at Night on Frugal Coupon Living. Using a flashlight or tealights, recreate this Easter Egg Hunt Idea outside your normal traditions.

Glow in the Dark Easter Egg Hunt at Night

Remember our Easter Egg Dying Ideas for thinking outside the typical egg dye? This time we wanted to share with you a creative Easter Egg Hunt, a Glow in the Dark Easter Egg Hunt.

To achieve this fun scavenger hunt for the kids at night, we place flameless tea lights inside of our Easter Eggs. You can fill the remaining space with tiny candy, like M&Ms or skittles, or you can have the kids trade in their flameless lights for a treat basket that you have. That way they get to choice a candy they like and you get back your tea lights!

They sell glow in the dark Easter eggs online, but we find they do not get as bright as eggs with lights inside. We picked up our eggs and flameless tea lights at the dollar store, that means you can pull this off for next to nothing and it’s a memorable way to enjoy Easter and create a new family tradition!

Tealights add up so there is another way to play this game/hunt, have a Flashlight Easter Egg hunt. You can keep the glow in the dark theme with the flameless tealights or you can have bright colored eggs to they stand out when a flashlight shines on them. Enjoy an evening searching for eggs in the dark. Make it challenging by hiding the eggs in places that are not seen well in the light (or in the dark) or make it not as challenging and just fun by having eggs that are easily found in the light but not as well in the dark.

When inviting others, ask people to bring their own flashlight. You can pay attention to when the sun sets in your area on the weather channel and then plan a start time approximately 20 minutes after the sun sets. If you kids go to bed early, perhaps move this flashlight Easter Egg hunt inside and shut all the blinds in your home. You could have your own flashlight Easter egg hunt in doors!

Afterwards, have fun making these glow in the dark eggs with this easy science experiment with the kids!

Make real glow in the dark eggs with this easy science experiment with the kids! Pin to Pinterest.

Take a look at these Easter Egg Dying Ideas – Think Outside the Carton . Pin to Pinterest.

Easter Teacher Gift Idea – Some Bunny Printable

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February 9, 2019 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Crafts, DIY, Easter, Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Printable, Social Media, Spring Leave a Comment

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You’re the best teacher some bunny could ask for. This free spring printable makes a cute Easter Teacher Gift Idea. Pair with pencils, jelly beans mason jar, the possibilities are endless!

Easter Teacher Gift Idea

We love Easter Printables as much as we love Punny Teacher Gifts. Today we combined both to give you a creative Easter Teacher Gift Idea. You are the best teacher some bunny could ask for!

Pair this gift with some cute spring school supplies or perhaps a sweet treat. We did both. We found Easter pencils at The Dollar Tree and also picked up an adorable spring mason jar mug and filled it with jelly beans. There are endless ideas for this Easter craft gift.

Easter Teacher Gift Supplies:

Jelly Beans
Easter Pencils
Plastic Mason Jar Cup (this set is very Easter-y)
Tulle
Curling Ribbon
Easter Some Bunny Printable (see below)

You will also need a resource to print this. We suggest sending the order to Staples and printing on card stock. More on that below.

Easter Teacher Gift Directions:

You really can go any direction with this gift idea, but here is what we did.

Take your Easter Some Bunny printable below and print then cut out into circle gift tags.

Place a hole punch in the top of the gift tags.

Cut curling ribbon and wrap around your pencils. Tie on the gift tag and curl.

Take your jelly beans, open and fill the mug. Place the cap on well.

Tie Tulle around the mug and thread through your gift tag.

Add curling ribbon and curl.

>>PRINT YOUR FREE SOME BUNNY EASTER PRINTABLE<<

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I like to order my prints at Staples. It saves on ink and is only a few short miles from my home. I pick-up at the store, but of course you can upload them online and then have them shipped to your home.

To Order Your Printables at Staples*:

Download and save your image from this post. (Please note these images are for personal use only and cannot be sold or used for commercial use.)
Sign in or create a Staples account on their print service page.
Return to Staples print service page.
Go to Start Project.
Go to Documents Printing.
Select the Buy Now Button under color.
On the left column, select your file.
Select upload.
Select done.
Give your job a name.
Make sure your project is single sided. The orientation should be portrait.
I changed my media to 8.5×10 and the media to 67 lb coverstock (I prefer a cardstock feel over printer paper feel.)
Select add to cart.
Proceed to 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.
Enjoy!

*Note: these Staple print service steps were added in Winter 2019 The directions may change as the website changes. They should give you a general outline of how to upload and order a print on Staples.com.

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Also check out these Free Easter Printables you want this Spring! Pin to Pinterest on your Easter and Printables Boards.

Get ready to decorate! Enjoy these Farmhouse Easter Decor Ideas. Pin to Pinterest on your Home and Easter Boards.

20 Frugal DIY Kids Valentines

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Keep the change in your wallet and make your own love notes with these 20 frugal handmade DIY Kids Valentines.

20 FRUGAL DIY KIDS VALENTINES

Valentine’s Day honors the season of love! When it comes to Valentines they can get cliche, expensive or not offer a personal touch. Have fun with the Kids this February and hand make your own Valentines with these creative ideas! Some include snacks, others include trinkets, many with free printables, and some with candy! Enjoy!

Hooked on You Goldfish Valentines with FREE Printable from Frugal Coupon Living.
Order your Goldfish here!

Play-Doh Valentines with FREE Printable from Time2Save. DOH You Want to Be My Valentine?
Grab these Mini Play-Dohs.

You Rule Valentine with FREE Printable from Relocated Living.
Grab these rulers for your Valentine!

Valentine, You make My Heart Pop with FREE Printable from Frugal Coupon Living.
Grab these Popcorn Bags for your Valentine.

You’re a Great Catch Valentine with FREE Printable from Frugal Coupon Living.
Pick up Rainbow Goldfish for your Valentine.

I Only Have Eyes for You and Other Monster Valentines with FREE Printable from Frugal Coupon Living.
Pick up Rice Krispies Treats for your Valentine.

You’re My Main Squeeze from Frugal Coupon Living.
Pick up GoGoSqueeze Applesauce for your Valentine.

Love Bug Fruit Cups Valentine from Frugal Coupon Living.
Pick up Fruit Cups for your Valentine.

Lollipop Valentines from Design Mom.
Use these 40 FREE Photos from York Photo and Lollipops for your Valentine.

Meant to BEE Valentines with FREE Printables from Just Another Day in Paradise
Use some Burt Bee’s Lip Balm for this one!

Awesome Sauce Apple Sauce Valentine with FREE Printable from Creating Really FREE Awesome Things
You need Applesauce for this Valentine

Valentine’s Day Cootie Catcher with FREE Printable from Lil Luna

Valentine Word Find with FREE Printable from The Happy Scraps
Get Valentine Pencils for your Valentine.

Valentine You Make My Heart Glow with FREE Printable from K Communicated
Grab some Glue Sticks for this Valentine

Hoppy Valentines with FREE Printable from Lil Luna
Pick up plastic jumping frogs for your Valentine.

I’ve Got My Eyes on You with FREE Printable from 36th Avenue
You need Googly Eyes, Pom Poms and Pencils for this Valentine

Valentine Your’e My Main Squeeze with FREE Printable from Funky Polka Dot Giraffe
Pick up GoGoSqueeze Applesauce for your Valentine.

Donut Valentines – I like you a WHOLE Bunch with FREE Printable from Design Mom
Get glassine bags for your Valentine

Super Hero Valentine Lollipops from A Little Bit Funky
Grab Tootsie Pops for this Kid’s Valentine

Paper Airplane Valentines with FREE Printable from No Biggie

Don’t forget the teacher. Take a look at these 20 Teacher Valentines! Pin to Pinterest.

Collect your valentines with these DIY Valentine Mailbox Ideas. Pin to Pinterest.

Ready to party? Enjoy our 28 Days of Kids Food Crafts. Pin to Pinterest.

We love freebies! Don’t forget the FREE Printables for Valentine’s Day – Pin to Pinterest.

I’m No Fool April Fool’s Day Teacher Printable

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Thanks to you, I’m no fool! Adorable April Fools Day Teacher Printable for the classroom! Pair with popcorn, apples, cookies, or Smarties!

April Fool’s Day Teacher Printable

Thanks to you, I’m no fool! Happy April Fool’s Day!

Do you remember the teacher that really impacted your life? I had a lot of great teachers growing up. Perhaps that is why I went into education, myself, in college. One of the teachers that really made a difference was Mrs. Cassels. She taught me Art History and even took me to Europe for a month were we toured museums, cathedrals, ancient ruins and more. Years later, I moved to Washington, D.C. and was able to wow my kids through the Smithsonian Art Museum where I shared my love of painting and sculptures with my kids – they were quite impressed with my knowledge and I was honestly impressed with all I had not forgotten!

April Fool’s Day Teacher Printable

On a regular basis, I try to show my kids’ teachers love. Usually it is through singing up for a thankful Thursday and sending in a candy bar or coffee. Other times it is during a holiday season and attaching a cute printable to a small gift. That was our intention with this freebie. Print your free No Fool gift tag and pair with caramel popcorn, cookies, an apple, or whatever you desire! Maybe a coffee will go far too – who doesn’t love caffeine?

I’m No Fool Supplies:

These are the supplies we used for our gifts, you can of course adapt to your own needs!

You will also need material to print your gift tag. Use white card stock or send online to Staples to pick up. (see below.)

I’m No Fool Directions:

Have fun with this free teacher printable gift tag. Your directions will differ from ours based on how you use the printable, but this is how we created our gifts.

We baked cookies according to package directions. Once they cooled we added them to clear cellophane bags and tied them off with red and white twine. We cut our gift tags out and whole punched them on the right side. We tied the bag to the twine with a bow.

We had some mason jars and added some tasty caramel popcorn to the inside. You can make your own or pick up a store bought brand – have you tried POPT! Caramel Buttery Popcorn? Once your mason jar is full, screw on the lid and tie on a red polka dot bow. Add your gift tag before gifting.

Another great idea is a classic apple – an apple a day keeps the doctor away! If you feel like an apple is too cliche, step it up by gifting a caramel or candy apple! Wrap in a clear cellophane bag and tie with a red and white polka dot bow. Don’t forget to add your no fool April Fool’s Day gift tag!

>>PRINT YOUR FREE NO FOOL APRIL FOOLS PRINTABLE<<
(Says Happy April Fool’s Day)

>>PRINT YOUR FREE NO FOOL APRIL FOOLS PRINTABLE <<
(Does not say Happy April Fool’s Day)

By downloading you are accepting the terms that this is for personal, non-commercial use. Please contact Frugal Coupon Living with any questions.

I am happy to share printables. When sharing with others, please lead them to my website instead of emailing them the file(s). It takes time, effort and money to put the freebies forth and I earn when you visit. Thanks for visiting and thanks for sharing with others!

To Order Your Printables at Staples*:

Download and save your image from this post. (Please note these images are for personal use only and cannot be sold or used for commercial use.)
Sign in or create a Staples account on their print service page.
Return to Staples print service page.
Go to Start Project.
Go to Documents Printing. Select Browse.
Select the Buy Now Button under color.
On the left column, choose add file.
Select upload.
Select done.
Give your job a name.
Make sure your project is single sided. The orientation should be portrait.
I changed my media to 8.5×10 and the media to 67 lb cover stock (I prefer a card stock feel over printer paper feel.)
Select add to cart.
Proceed to 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.
Enjoy!