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White Christmas Wine FREE Printable Tag

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July 5, 2019 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Christmas, Facebook, Frugal Living, Holiday, Instagram, Pinterest, Recipe, Seasonal, Social Media

White Christmas Wine FREE Printable Tag

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A bottle of wine is such a great hostess gift! It’s a quick run to the store, you can tie a bow and a tag on it and it’s wrapped and well, it’s wine! Bring a little humor to your hostess gifts with this White Christmas Wine FREE Printable Tag. We think it’s too cute! Print and cut several to have ready to go this season. It’ll get a giggle for sure!

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Material & Ingredients:

Printable Gift Tags (printed on white cardstock for best results)
Ribbon (9.5 mm cut to 7” pieces in length)
Hot Glue
Scissors
Single Hole Punch

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Directions:

Cut out a printable White Christmas gift tag and punch a hole in the top.
Place the 7” inch cut ribbon on a flat surface.
Using a hot glue gun, add a line of glue to the end of one edge of the ribbon.
Loop the other side of the ribbon through the hole in the tag.
Pull the glue side up to meet the other end of the ribbon, and hold to allow the glue to set.
After glue is set, pull the ribbon through to allow the glued edges to be hidden behind the tag.
Place the tag on the neck of a bottle of wine before gifting.

White Christmas Wine FREE Printable Tag

Author: Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living

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Ingredients

Printable Gift Tags (printed on white cardstock for best results)
Ribbon (9.5 mm cut to 7” pieces in length)
Hot Glue
Scissors
Single Hole Punch

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Instructions

Cut out a printable White Christmas gift tag and punch a hole in the top.
Place the 7” inch cut ribbon on a flat surface.
Using a hot glue gun, add a line of glue to the end of one edge of the ribbon.
Loop the other side of the ribbon through the hole in the tag.
Pull the glue side up to meet the other end of the ribbon, and hold to allow the glue to set.
After glue is set, pull the ribbon through to allow the glued edges to be hidden behind the tag.
Place the tag on the neck of a bottle of wine before gifting.

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eos Printable – Keep Cool This Summer

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July 5, 2019 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Crafts, DIY, Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Printable, Social Media

Keep cool this summer with this eos printable gift for friends. This eos Lip Balm cute idea for an end of year or last day of school gift for students and teachers alike!

EOS Printable – Keep Cool This Summer

Looking for a cute end of the year gift for students or teachers alike? This fun printable incorporates eos lip balm a fun summer wish – keep cool this summer. Use traditional lip balm flavors including sweet mint, passion fruit, strawberry sorbet or tangerine.

Most eos lip balms cost about about $3, so if you are doing this for an entire classroom, expect to pay about $60. You can buy eos bulk on Amazon, but I am not seeing it for much less than $3. In fact, some of the bulk packages cost over $3/piece. You might be best running up to target and adding a bunch to your shopping cart. I saw them both in the health (near the band-aids) section, on end caps and also near checkout. At Walgreens, I have seen them for B1G1 50% off but they were at $3.99/piece. That would make each the same price as Target (not on sale at $2.99/each.)

If the price becomes too high for you to give to an entire classroom, consider use for a smaller gathering of friends or gift to a teacher! She will appreciate one in her pool bag this summer!

Keep Cool This Summer Supplies:

eos Lip Balm
eos printable (see below)

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eos Keep Cool This Summer Directions:

Cut out the circle inside your ice cream and insert your eos Lip Balm. I cut a little bit beyond the circle to get the balm to fit.

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 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. My total was $0.65 for one print. 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 Spring 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.

Our Pinterest community and I would love to see how this worked out for you. Share your final eos craft. Leave a comment and/or add a photo here on Pinterest!

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FREE Sleepover Packing List Printable

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July 5, 2019 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Free, Instagram, Travel

FREE Sleepover Packing List Printable
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Sending your child to a friend’s house for a sleepover is a rite of passage that every kid should get to experience. Sending them off with the right things packed will help the experience go smoothly and set your mind at ease about their being away from home somewhat. Here are some tips about packing for sleepovers so that your child has what they need:

Paperwork package

This is important for a number of reasons, and most people disregard it. If your child is going to be away from home, you need to make sure they have certain pieces of paperwork. These include a consent to treat for emergency medical situations, a picture and an emergency contact sheet that gives at least two options. This is also where you can put your name and number in case the parents happen to need to contact you.

Allergy and prescription medications

If you child has allergies, you need to inform the other parents up front. Also write these things down and include any medications they might need. These are very important things to share with whomever is watching your kids.

Pajamas and a change of clothes

Of course you want your kids to have a pair of pajamas and something to put on clean when they get up the next day. If you kid has an occasional accident, perhaps you should also include extra underwear or pull ups. Never embarrass your kid by speaking of this in front of them, however.

Video Games or Toys

If your kid wants to bring along his favorite toy or video game, run it by your fellow parent and make sure they are cool with it. Some parents prefer not to take responsibility for expensive electronics or special items. A quick heads up and you will be in the clear as far as knowing what to do here.

Pillow

It is usually a good idea to bring your own pillow for hygiene sakes. You don’t have to say why…simply that your child is used to a particular pillow. Better safe than sorry with lice concerns and so on.

Hygienic supplies

Make sure you send your kid’s toothbrush, hair brush or comb and deodorant at a minimum. Some folks like to send their own little carry bag that is full of these types of things and that works too. The last thing you want to do is depend on someone else to provide these things. Towels and washcloths are very different from deodorant. Pack what you would not want to share.

Packing for an overnight stay is really about paying attention to details and sending what you would want someone to have if they stayed at your home. Always think safety first and remember the things that might make your child comfortable.

Overnight Sleepover Packing List

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FREE Ski Packing List Printable

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July 5, 2019 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Free, Instagram, Travel

FREE Ski Packing List Printable
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Going on a ski trip is a rather exciting thing to do for vacation and it demands some very specific packing. Where lip balm is not very important on some vacations, it can be a life saver when you are out on the slopes. These types of specific items are often overlooked and then you have to pay a fortune at the lodge to get them. Here is a basic packing list of the primary things you will need on your ski trip:

● Glasses (Sunglasses and Regular)
● Contact Lenses
● Warm Clothing
● Gloves
● Boots for Snow
● Scarves
● Heavy Coat
● Hats
● Waterproof gear
● Ski Equipment
● Camera
● Cell Phone/Tablet/Chargers
● Toiletries
● First Aid Kit
● Medicines
● Lip Balm
● Maps
● Watch
● Compass
● ID/travel paperwork

Here are some packing tips to help you be sure to cover all your bases effectively:

Pack Layers of Clothes

The last thing you want to do on a ski trip is be cold. Layers are the key to warmth in the snow and you start with a good pair of thermals. Add in some turtlenecks, jackets, sweaters and some good ski pants and waterproof gear and you will be set. Make sure your ski coat is of top quality for optimal warmth.

Toiletries Matter

The last thing you want is to be buying hand and foot warmers at the cabin store. Pack plenty of toiletries that you will need and that includes lip balm and first aid kits. You never want to be caught without these types of things up on a mountain. If you do have to buy them, you will pay a premium that your wallet will certainly feel.

Rent or Buy?

Decide ahead of time if you are going to buy your gear or rent it. If you do decide to rent it there are certain things you should still buy for yourself. One thing is a quality pair of goggles. These are so vital to your comfort and safety that having your own is really important. Likewise, a solid pair of ski boots that fit are vital too. Like the old rental skates at the roller skating rinks, finding a good rental pair that fits is a challenge. Pick out a good pair and pay the price…your feet will thank you later.

Remember the Time Away From The Slopes

Not every moment will be spent on the slopes. Perhaps you will go to a nice, formal dinner and need a tux. Maybe you will take in a movie or spend some time walking around a nearby town. Whatever the case, you need to pack for some of these possibilities and be prepared. You rarely spend the entire vacation doing nothing but skiing.

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FREE Cruise Packing List Printable

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July 5, 2019 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Free, Instagram, Travel

FREE Cruise Packing List Printable
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Going on a cruise is something that many people look at as a dream vacation. Packing for a cruise is not so dreamy…it requires some planning and plenty of attention to detail. The real key to packing for a cruise is knowing how to economically use your space. That is, knowing what to pack and what to leave behind. Here are several tips to help you pack for a cruise efficiently:

Bring Your Toiletries – The very last thing you want is to need to buy shampoo or soap on the ship or at ports of call. They will be ridiculously expensive. Yes, the cabins will have low quality options like a hotel, but few people actually want to use them. Bring the ones you use the most. You will be very glad you did.

Pack Light on the Clothes – Cruise ships are generally very economical on laundry charges and dry cleaning. You can have more room for more important things and your clothes will always look excellent. Fifty outfits are not necessary on a cruise ship…just a few of your favorites.

Pack According to the Weather – It might seem obvious, but you still need to consider the weather. For example, you will not bring the same things for an Alaskan cruise that you would on a tropical cruise. Looking ahead to the weather expectations can be helpful as well. Weather can change quickly when you are on the move so being prepared for both extremes is not a bad idea.

Bring More Than One Pair of Shoes – Shoes are extremely important when going on a cruise and often overlooked. You want some waterproof shoes for the deck, dress shoes for dinner and walking shoes for when you leave the boat. A good pair of flip flops are always welcomed as well. You are only as comfortable as your shoes.

Take an Empty Bag with You – Packing an extra bag will help a great deal where souvenirs and other things are concerned. You almost always come back with more than you left with, so an empty bag will help a great deal. This can also serve as a dirty laundry bag while you are there.

Here are some other essentials that often get overlooked when packing for a cruise:

● Camera and Equipment
● Sunscreen
● Travel Documents/ID
● Medications
● Two Bathing Suits
● Workout clothes
● Travel Guides for where you are going
● Binoculars
● Formal wear for those nights

Certainly this list is not complete, but it is certainly a good start towards getting ready for your first cruise. By following these simple guidelines, you should be well on your way to a great time out on the open ocean!

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Bedtime Checklist Printable

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July 5, 2019 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Crafts, DIY, Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Social Media

Bedtime Checklist Printable. A cute Bedtime Routine Chart for the Kids. Download, print, and frame. Using a dry erase marker, your kids can check every night. Enjoy!

Bedtime Checklist Printable

Does it feel as though you are always giving the same instruction at night? I have found myself in a place where I was becoming dictatorial over being a sweet and gentle mother I desire to be at night. For that reason, I created this Bedtime Checklist Printable. Instead of me listing all the things the kids need do before bed, they can check it off on their frame.

This is an 8×10 printable list. To create yours, print it and place it in a frame with a glass cover. I find leaving it in their bathroom or on a bedside table is best. Have a dry erase maker where your child can check their responsibilities each evening. Then your question at the end of the night becomes, singular – only one question “did you finish your bedtime checklist?” This eliminates the direction to go brush thier teeth, lay out their clothes, etc. Erase in the morning and start over each evening.

Enjoy!

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Free Printable Baptism Invitation

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July 5, 2019 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Crafts, DIY, Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Social Media

Since I could not find this freebie for my daughter, I had to make the freebie for you guys – Free printable baptism invitation on Frugal Coupon Living. This invite can be personalized to your child.

Free Printable Baptism Invitation

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Guys, I like free things. Maybe you know that from my website name. Maybe you know that because of all the free printables I have given you. Maybe you don’t know that and I just had to tell you – wink! Regardless, this past month my sweet girl got baptized after accepting Christ on 1/1/17 – how fun is that date?

So in an effort to invite some influential people in her life to her special day, I looked all over ~~the place~~ the web for adorable free printable baptism invites. I didn’t find any. When I can’t find something, I make it myself. If I have it made for myself, I share it with you – well all win, right?

Take a look at our free printable baptism invite and congratulations on your child making this amazing decision too. If you are like me, prepare to bawl your eyes out! (Water proof mascara is such gift!)

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Take a look at this round-up of fun Sunday School Printables too. I bet your teacher will love the share! Pin to Pinterest.

Perler Beads Donut Coaster Template

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July 5, 2019 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Crafts, DIY, Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Social Media, Summer

Perler Beads Donut Coaster Template

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Our Summer Bucket List for the Kids is ever growing! We just found another one that excites us! These Donut Coasters come with a FREE Template to be used for the littles this summer. You might even find yourself making a donut or two!

Supplies:

Mixed of Perler Beads
Small 3-inch Circle Pegboard (This is the size of the template, though you can adjust to your size.)
Perler Fun Fusion Ironing Paper
Iron
Tweezers (optional)

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Directions:

Print out the donut template.
First line the outside of your circle pegboard with brown, tan, or orange beads.
Now make a 12 bead circle on the inside of the pegboard with the same color beads, this will look like the bread of the donut.
Now fill the inside of the donut with your “frosting” color of choice, leaving a couple double spots open next to each other for your “sprinkles.”
Carefully placed your ironing paper over top of your beads and iron on a dry setting for about 20 seconds.
Peel back your ironing paper and your beads will come off with it.
Place another piece of ironing paper over the top and iron for another 15 seconds.
Let cool and then use as a coaster.

We think these would be great to sell at your Homemade Lemonade Stand! Pin to Pinterest.

These Donut Coasters would also be great to add to the Summer Bucket List for Kids. Pin to Pinterest.

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