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Inspiring Twin Nursery Ideas

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May 20, 2020 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Baby, Facebook, Home Improvement, Instagram, Kids, Pinterest, Social Media 1 Comment

Inspiring Twin Nursery Ideas for Boy Twins, Girl Twins and Boy/Girl Twins. How to arrange cribs plus cute and adorable twin bedroom ideas to get you motivated during your nesting.

Inspiring Twin Nursery Ideas

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So I have been meaning to make an announcement – we are having twins. Maybe by the time I publish this post, I will have created a blog post that shares the good news. I did, however, share on Facebook and got some excellent advice for having twins! I have three children, one of whom turns one in October. Hearing I was having baby 4 AND 5 in one pregnancy was quite shocking. Especially considering these two will be only 14 months older than my son. I’ve done close births before. My girls are 16 months apart (they ironically often get mistaken for twins) but this will be closer, and will be 3 babies – Ahhh. If you are a twin mom, please share you tips and tricks!

So in an effort to compose myself, I start nesting. Often early. It helps me bond with the babies and it helps me feel like there is just a little bit of organization – I strive on being organized (yes, I know that is out the door with 5 kids!) SO in my hunt to organize, I found these Inspiring Twin Nursery Ideas. At the time of creating this post, I do not know the genders of my two so I am finding nursery ideas for two boys, two girls, and a boy/girl twin set. Congrats to you mama (I assume you are reading this because you are having twins too!)

Update: We are having twin boys!

Boy/Boy Twin Nursery Ideas

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I am in love with this boy nursery! How creative are those indoor shutters and animals prints (I think this is on my list of ideas!) | Cherry Tree Shutters

This mama missed the mountains of Tennessee so it was her inspiration in this baby nursery. You have to look at her homemade lamp – looks like a million bucks! | Some Like a Project

You would never guess the inspiration of this room began with Peter Rabbit, nothing juvenile about this bedroom for toy boys. | Houzz

This nursery reminds me a lot of my sons. The blue and whites. I love the gray cribs and tassel curtains. | Heather Scott Home

This twin boy nursery focused on the national parks! Update: This is the theme we went for in our children’s nursery. We got all of our National Park Prints HERE. | Natalie Toy Interior Design

Blues, whites and a pop of orange in this Twin Boy Nursery | Project Nursery

While reading through this post, this mom found a couch was best for a twin nursery (it gives you more space when nursing). Since she was a budget for creating the space, her furniture is from IKEA. I love the accents, though, where she spent a little more money on places like The Land of Nod | Twist Me Pretty

This nursery is sweet with each boy’s name above the crib | Source Unknown

Girl/Girl Twin Nursery Ideas

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The floral wallpaper, the wooden hanging monograms, the bows on bumper, the jenny lind cribs – I am in love (did anyone notice the girls kept their Baby A and Baby B names?)| A Well Dressed Home

The fabric in this nursery was beautiful with a coral focus and touches of yellow. I love how the rug brings it all together. | Source Unknown

These flower mobiles are precious and I bet they could be done with a quick trip to Hobby Lobby or your local craft store. I also like how the dresser and photo collage bring the two cribs together. | Project Nursery

The focus was white in this girl nursery | Box Wood Clippings

This nursery is beautiful. Pale Pinks, Mints, Swans, and a Rose Gold Crib – I am inspired by this nursery for twin girls! | H&G Designs

This pink, ivory and grey twin girls nursery was beautiful. What really stood out to me was the monogram above the cribs. | Project Nursery

Go Gray! Look at the time and talent that went into the safari mural. These two lucky girls will play, grow and dream. | Project Nursery and Donna Dotan

This mama wanted a girlie nursery without pastels. Her focus was the gray wall with the woodland trees. She added touches of pink with the being and birds. | Dallas City Moms Blog

Boy/Girl Twin Nursery Ideas

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This nursery proves small spaces can be functional – how beautiful and bright is that wallpaper that centers the two cribs!? | Project Nursery

It’s clear with this baby bedding who’s the girl and who is the boy – and how fun is that giraffe over the window? | Pottery Barn Kids

I always found round cribs so fun. This inspiring nursery uses gray and incorporates animal artwork. | Frosted Petticoat

This owl nursery is home to a boy and a girl. How precious is that personalized bedding (The quilts are hand sewn by mama!) | My Frugal Dime

These metal cribs are beautiful. I love that they had the space to add a small bench in front of each crib. How creative are these tall headboards with bunnies? | Finnian’s Moon Interiors

How sweet is this gray nursery – I love the window that divides the room with a pretty geometric print. Each crib is personalized with a print, I have also seen them personalized with the child’s name or photo of each baby. | Haven and Home

How beautiful is this Coral & Teal Boy & Girl Twin Nursery? I love all the bright colors. | Project Nursery

This room was almost round, which made it award for putting a crib on a wall. It also was larger which was perfect for putting cribs back to back in this boy/girl twin nursery. | Project Nursery

You guys, I had my less than a year ago third child. Not evening being a first time mom, this Newborn Tips, Hacks and Tricks post was very helpful. Take a look at all these tips! Pin to Pinterest.

Enjoy these Monthly Baby Photo Ideas. Pin to Pinterest.

The toddler age is a joy (I say that with sarcasm, but it is truly some of my most memorable years with my kids.) Take a look at these Toddler Tips and Tricks – Hacks for New and Old Moms. Pin to Pinterest.

WHAT’S TRENDING? Looking for a few engaging activities? Grab Themed Minute to Win it Games – Traditional, New Year, Valentine’s Day, Easter & more! Use these fun activities in the office, classroom, or at your next party.

Boo-tiful Porch Halloween Ideas and Patio Inspiration

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August 23, 2017 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Crafts, DIY, Facebook, Halloween, Home Improvement, Instagram, Pinterest, Social Media 7 Comments

Inspiring Porch Halloween Ideas and Patio Inspiration for the October season. Outdoor Home Decorating Ideas to give you a friendly or scary Halloween home.

Boo-tiful Porch Halloween Ideas

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I am ready for the season to cool off. Not only ready for the cooler weather, but for warm fires, the turn of the leaves, and displays of pumpkins. We pulled together some of the most creative Halloween Ideas for your porch and patio this season. From scary skeletons, to scenes straight out of a magazine, we have something inspirational for all tastes this October season.

Hobby Lobby never fails to inspire and impress me. If you have a white home, I think this mix of black, green, and purple is perfect for Halloween – and how about that Halloween garland? | Hobby Lobby

Need some Halloween Pottery Barn Inspiration, I mean we all could! Right? – The real question is, are you willing to paint your door Orange this October? | Pottery Barn

If anyone knows how to create fun Halloween Ideas on the front porch, it has to be Party City. I love the twigs hangings out of the colanders. | Party City

This front porch sitter has been waiting for you (for along time!)… Hay, White Pumpkins, and Scarecrows, what’s not to love about these inspiring Halloween porch ideas? | Nob Hill Design

Does anyone else love when the color pink is blended into Halloween decor? I love this porch with the pink mums and the corn husk to cover the porch columns. | The Yellow Cape Code

Decorate your storm door – we love this spider web Halloween idea made with extra thick white yarn | Jane Can

Linda had so much fun with bats. It looks like some of the bats made it into the home on this Halloween Home Tour | It All Started with Paint

Even skeletons can have a little fun! Look how mischievous these guys are! Secure with invisible fishing line. | BHG

This is an out of the box Halloween Idea! How beautiful are these House Number Halloween Topiaries? | At the Picket Fence

Turn your door into a Jack-o-Lantern using gift wrap! | Woman’s Day

I love this Halloween Vignette, this skeleton is just chilling and the entire porch is not too scary for the kids! | Design Improvised

How cute is this Halloween Porch Decor? I love the 31 pillows on the bench. | Tater Tots and Jello

Simple and fun, how creative is this googly eye door? I love what she used to not destroy the door – you have to take a look! | Caftaholics Anonymous

This decorator used Christmas garland as her base – you would never know with how elaborate this Halloween Garland is! | Show Me Decorating

They did it again with Christmas garland, look at this Monster Halloween Garland Idea – love the colors! | Show Me Decorating

For the perfect Halloween Ideas, lighting is everything… create an eerie glow with these orange Halloween lights | 365 days of Halloween

What a tangled web we weave – make your own spider web out of this tutorial using rope | My Untangled Life

This is such a creative Halloween Idea. Add a bit of whimsy to your Halloween Porch decor this year with these Floating Witch Hat luminaries! They even light up, making them a fun and only slightly eerie Halloween decorating idea. | Polka Dot Chair

So here’s a real affordable, frugal Halloween idea – have you ever thought to turn Trash Bags into Spider Webs? We haven’t either but I juts love this idea and how it transforms the porch! |The It’s Girls

Make your entry glow with fat cat Halloween idea made from stacked pumpkins (and mini-pumpkin paws) – Meow! | Sunset

More Halloween Ideas on Frugal Coupon Living…

Decorating your home? We love these 31 Halloween Mantles and Tablescapes. Pin to Pinterest.

Also enjoy these 31 Printables for Halloween. Pin to Pinterest.

We think these 31 Halloween Hacks & Tips are pretty fun too! Pin to Pinterest.

Locker Ideas for the Coolest Kid in the Hall

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July 6, 2019 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Back To School, Crafts, DIY, Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Social Media 5 Comments

Fun and creative locker ideas for the coolest kid in the hall. School locker organization DIY on Frugal Coupon Living for Middle and High Schoolers.

Locker Ideas for the Coolest Kid in the Hall

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Middle school can be intimidating. The big halls, the switching classes, feeling like a little fish in a large pond… but come on, when it comes to the locker (only), you know you wanna go back. To me, decorating a locker is like the graduation of decorating your childhood doll house. You have graduated from the dolls/Barbies, but this gives you your unique space to have fun and call your own. While my girls are still in elementary school, I had fun with this post. I love the rungs, the chandeliers, the shelving, the decor, all the little touches that would make your little (excuse me, big girl) feel special on the first day of school! And you know what mom, a lot of it is still fun and juvenile just to keep her from growing up too soon!

Locker Party Idea: with some of these homemade locker crafts, consider having friends over a few weeks before school starts. You could buy plush fabric and make your own locker carpets. You could also buy all the supplies you need to make some of these DIY locker decorations. It’s a fun way to celebrate and bond before the first school bell rings.

Ok really, how easy and adorable are these DIY Glittered Clothespins? Frugal, easy, and a fun locker accessory! I love that you can do them yourself in a day. You know our little girl will take pride in them too. | The Proper Blog

A school locker essential might be a fun dry erase board. We love this Locker Zebra Dry Erase Board from Pottery Barn Teen. You can find more HERE.

Have your subjects stand out with these printable binder covers! Easily see each subject without digging in your locker! | The Preppy Greek

In your locker, magnets must be strong! Take a look at the best locker magnet. This one can hold a lot of weight without slipping! | Lockers and Magnets

The floor of a locker can get gross – especially after the dozens of students that have used the locker before you! Pick up a fun locker rug – a Locker Lookz Shaggy Rug!

Your daughter is going to love personalizing her space! Take a look at these fun and creative locker wallpapers! No one wants to look at ugly metal! These prints come from Pottery Barn Teen.

Just walking inside a Hobby Lobby store gives me inspiration. If you need a look to inspire your creative locker juices, take a look at this adorable locker! | Hobby Lobby

Chandelier in your locker? We say “Yes please!” Let there be light. | The Container Store

I love this color coded key for keeping track of your subjects and classes. Notice how each binder is a different color and the chart on the locker door lists the color-coded subjects. | Source Unknown

Create a survival locker kit. Have hair ties, hand sanitizer, mints, feminine products, chap-stick and more! | Frugal Coupon Living

This summer, get a little DIY with this fun Fabric Frame Tutorial | Primrose

Did you realize a cereal box can turn into a magnetic bin – talk about money saved! We love this locker tip! | Soho Sonnet

This is adorable – stand out with a little fringe for a totally unique locker decor idea. | BHG (You can get the magnetic tape here!)

Even Ziploc is ready for back to school season! Take a look at these fancy spray painted magnetic Ziploc® organizers for your locker | Ziploc

Is staying organized difficult. Take a look at this homemade ombre command center, perfect locker decor! | She’s Kinda Crafty

A disco ball would be kind of cool, no? Turn a clear ornament with a broken up CD into a homemade locker disco ball! | Creme De La Craft (you can also buy one here)

After having a locker in the hall, comes prepping for your dorm. Save these Dorm Room Hacks and Tips. Pin to Pinterest.

We also love these Back to School Lunch Hacks and Tips. Pin to Pinterest.

Before you head back, save these Back to School Printables. We love the If You Give a Teacher a Cookie tags. We gifted cookies our first day of school! Pin to Pinterest.

Before buying all your school supplies, take a look at these Kids DIY Back to School Craft & School Supplies. Pin to Pinterest.

Inspiring Teenage Bedroom Ideas

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February 2, 2019 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Crafts, DIY, Facebook, Home Improvement, Instagram, Pinterest, Social Media 4 Comments

Inspiring Teenage Bedroom Ideas on Frugal Coupon Living. Creative do it yourself (DIY) decor for your tween girl to teenager leaving for home.

Inspiring Teenage Bedroom Ideas

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Whether you have a teen or a tween that thinks she is a teen, your young daughter is probably beginning to identify with herself and wanting to personalize her space. We found some of the most creative teenage bedroom ideas. From hanging chairs, to adorable comforters, wall art and more, we think you and your teen will find these rooms inspiring and creative so you can get started personalizing your own little space. Happy decorating!

You guys, some of these teenage bedrooms are to do die for. I might move into the kids bedroom (and move them to the master) after seeing this hanging chair from Serena & Lily. You can find where to purchase every precious thing from this room on her blog. | Nesting with Grace

This bedroom is too darling, isn’t it?! The upholstered bed is custom, the bedding is by Eastern Accents, and the rug by Feizy. Doing my research, I also found great deals on Rugs.com| Homebunch

Add this to your child’s bedroom for a reminder of their worth and | Frugal Coupon Living

The before and after of this bedroom is stunning. They have sweet little tips from a decorator about pillows, wallpaper, colors, etc. Loving this tween study desk and the sweet accent from the hanging chair and sculpture. | Decorist

Making a sweet personalized nook makes all the difference. There is a lot of tween room inspiration from Hobby Lobby. I love the side table, the fringe decor, and color pallet.

This teenage bedroom was already beautiful, but the final result shows the power of a rug. Take a look at how dark (slightly ugly) this room was without a rug. I will now be shopping at RugsUSA – crazy low rug prices! | All Things Thrifty

I never thought of this. Take a look at this creative way to make a headboard using art! The colors on this room are perfect.| A Kailo Chic Life

This blogger does it again turning geometric shapes into a headboard – perfect for a teen bedroom. I love all the touches of color working of a white starting point. | A Kailo Chic Life

This DIY Metallic Gold Headboard is pretty impressive too – think of all the savings you will have your teen bedroom makeover. Who doesn’t love the blend of palm leaves, pink and gold? | Sugar and Cloth

This DIY flower wall is fun, creative and so much easier than you think! Get ready to head to the closest craft store. | Sweet Teal

This space is totally personalized with photographs and so magical with the additional lighting – a perfect teen bedroom makeover! This is a great Instagram craft idea. | Urban Outfitters Blog

This tween room is beautiful and how stunning is that rug? I love the yellow Jenny Lind Bed. Take a look at the blog because there area lot of other cute ideas. | The Glitter Guide

This tween bedroom is so fun! Black, white, gold and chic all over! The colors of this room are perfect. I love how the mirror opens the room. | Meme Hill

How amazing is this tribal room makeover. Everything about it is cool and far from youthful. I think someone is going to feel really grown up in this teen bedroom reveal. | On Eight Oh Nine (I found that leather ottoman pouf for just under $60!)

Look at this secret little cozy space for your teen to relax and lounge – I love the tapestry on the ceiling creating a cozy spot to escape and read or listen to music. | The Little Diary Farm

Follow your arrow with this wooden arrow tutorial – what a fun arrow craft for mom and daughter (maybe dad too!) Perhaps on each arrow you can add some words of inspiration. | Two Thirty Five Designs

Add a sweet, fruity touch to a bedroom with these DIY Fruit Bulletin Boards. Make them using your typical peal and stick bulletin boards. | Tell Love and Party

I think I could sleep all day in this inviting Pink and Gold Bedroom Makeover. I love how inviting the bed is. | Randi Garrett Design

If you daughter is out of all tings pink/purple, take a look at this bedroom makeover with black, white and gold. I also love the hanging guitar case used to house jewelry – take a look on the blog! Also how cool is that Instagram photo art? | Babiekins Mag

You know, I still see hints of a little girl and that is why love this tween bedroom makeover. Another hot item, is that kid’s bedroom chandelier! How cool is that? | Forever Cottage

The before and after of this teen bedroom makeover is pretty impressive. The blogger also lists were she got each product! | The Decor Fix

I hate to grow your teen too soon, but also take a look, at these Dorm Room Hacks and Tips for when those college days hit. Pin to Pinterest.

Checkout our Creative Reading Corner Ideas. Pin to Pinterest.

Spring & Easter Home Decor Ideas

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February 7, 2019 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Easter, Facebook, Home Improvement, Instagram, Pinterest, Social Media, Spring

Spring & Easter Home Decor Ideas

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Anyone else love a seasonally decorating home. The day after a holiday ends, I am ready to clean the home and set up a display for the next season. These fun Spring and Easter Home Decor Ideas are everything from simplistic to fantastic. Most require little time, just placing a few touches of eggs, flowers, bunnies and even grass. Have fun setting up your home Easter Vignettes this spring season!

Take all your Easter decorations and create an eclectic centerpiece like this Spring Galvanized Centerpiece | Priscillas

We are obsessed with chalk art and lettering. Create this beautiful Easter Vignette | Dear Lillie (this is our favorite hand lettering book!)

Learn how to grow your own wheat grass eggs | Gardenista

This Easter Floral Arrangement is so frugal with the low cost of baby’s breath | The Casual Craftlete

Use Peeps to make a fun Easter Centerpiece. Place a smaller vase inside of a larger vase and surround with peeps and jelly beans | Frugal Coupon Living

Make this beautiful nest with blue robins eggs – so easy and made from real eggs! | Pretty Handy Gril

We love sharing our freebies – grab this free Happy Easter Printable (a bunny with a bow!) | Frugal Coupon Living

Craft a beautiful Easter Wreath with Washi Tape | Tatertots and Jello

Don’t just use tulips in a vase, accent your Spring Flower Centerpiece with planted grass too! | Styling My Everyday

This beautiful spring vignette blends cream and greens with items already found in the home! | Stone Gable

These bunny ear tiaras are just precious! | Zwoste.de

Decorate the most bland of places like the hutch. A bunny banner and hidden eggs and carrots can make any area feel like Easter! | Clean and Scentsible

~~Taste~~ Decorate the rainbow with these beautiful and simple rainbow flower vases | Papery & Cakery

Learn how to balance an Easter Mantel | Adventures in Decorating

During seasons and holidays, I just want to tape every page of the Pottery Barn Catalog to my walls for inspiration. Make these Pottery Barn Inspired Bunny banners – so easy and cute | Confessions of a Plate Addict

Have fun with this Easter Door Wreath a five minute umbrella wreath | One Good Thing by Jillee

Speak truth during this season with this FREE Easter Printable – My Redeemer Lives! | 36th Avenue

Make a simple and beautiful Easter Egg Tree | Peanut Blossom

Create a warm and inviting entryway to welcome guests for Easter | Hobby Lobby

I love this Spring Mantle – bright colors, a repurposed old window frame, a beautiful wreath, and basic pitcher | Craftaholics Anonymous

Get creative and crafty with these homemade and hand painted Easter Mason Jars | Mason Jar Crafts Love

Decorate the inside of your lanterns too – they make adorable Easter vignettes | On Sutton Place

Print your FREE Easter Printables – Happy Spring! | Tatertots and Jello

Create a sweet candle arrangement with tealights inside of eggs | Little Inspiration

Don’t forget our Inspiring Farmhouse Easter Decor – Pin to Pinterest.

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

Also take a look at our Christian Eater Crafts featuring Resurrection Rolls, Eggs, and Gardens. Pin to Pinterest.

We also enjoy these Eater Food Crafts for the Kids. Pin to Pinterest.

Elf on the Shelf Ideas | Elf Rice Krispie Treats

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July 5, 2021 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Elf on the Shelf Ideas, Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Recipe, Seasonal, Social Media Leave a Comment

Elf on the Shelf Ideas | Elf Rice Krispie Treats

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Are you following all of Frugal Coupon Living’s Elf on the Shelf Ideas? We suggest laying all the ingredients out with Elf the night before and then making these fun Elf on the Shelf Rice Krispie Treats with your child.

Here at Frugal Coupon Living, we celebrate Elf on the Shelf for 2 months, the month of November and the month of December all the way through Christmas Eve. We like to share a few weeks leading up to Thanksgiving, when Elf comes, to give you idea and then we like to join you with ideas when the Elf arrives in your home.

Pin Pin Pin, cause you will want to stay up to date on these ideas each season. So many more to come – New ideas every day during the Month of November and December! Be sure to also follow the Elf on the Shelf Pinterest Board for fun ideas from other bloggers too.

We love sharing FREEBIES! Print these FREE Elf Printable Costumes and Notes by entering your email address below. It will arrive in your inbox!

Ingredients:

6 cups Rice Krispies Cereal
10 oz + 1/2 cup Mini Marshmallows
3 Tablespoons Butter

You will also need:

Non-stick Cooking Spray
9 x 13″ Baking Pan
Ice Cream Cone Cookie Cutter (Hobby Lobby) or on Amazon
Tubes or cans of red, green, white, and brown icing
Red Hots
Candy Eyes

Directions:

Place your marshmallows and butter in a large microwave safe mixing bowl.
Microwave for about 2 minutes or until marshmallows start to get puffy.
Stir your marshmallows and butter then mix in your cereal.
Grease your baking pan with a non-stick cooking spray and press your cereal mix firmly into the pan.
Freeze for about 30 minutes or until they start to firm up.
Use your cookie cutter to cut out your ice cream cones or upside down elf heads.
Turn your shapes pointy side up and draw on two small circles with your white icing on the middle of your Rice Krispies.
Place a dab of white frosting onto the back of a red hot and onto the Rice Krispie treat under the eyes.
Now draw on a happy face under the nose with your brown icing.
Then it’s time to draw on the triangle hats with your green and red icing and use your white icing for the hats fur above the eyes.
Top the hat off with a red hat and they are all ready to eat!

Enjoy these Homemade Elf Cookies – Pin to Pinterest.

We love our latest, FREE Elf on the Shelf Behavior Chart Cheer-O-Meter. Pin to Pinterest.

Don’t forget all of our daily Elf on the Shelf Ideas. Pin to Pinterest.

Don’t forget WE WANT YOU! We would love to share your ideas too. Send us your easy, creative and Funny Elf on the Shelf Ideas! Pin to Pinterest.

DO NOT MISS these other Elf on the Shelf Posts:

FREE Elf on the Shelf Printable Notes – Pin to Pinterest

FREE Elf on the Shelf Personalized Note – Pin to Pinterest

Mre FREE Elf on the Shelf Printable Notes – Pin to Pinterest

FREE Elf on the Shelf Costumes – Pin to Pinterest

FREE Elf on the Shelf Twister Board – Pin to Pinterest

FREE Elf Postcard – Pin to Pinterest

Easy DIY No Sew Bendable Elf on the Shelf Tutorial – Pin to Pinterest

Prior Elf on the Shelf Ideas – Pin to Pinterest

What is Elf on the Shelf?

Elf on the Shelf is a Christmas Tradition. The tradition has a book and a elf doll. The book is poetic and in rhyme sharing the purpose of the Elf’s visits. The Elf visits each Thanksgiving. He/She goes and returns from the North Pole each evening. Every morning he can be found in a new location in the house. The Elf has been found in the refrigerator, fishing in the toilet, writing messages on the mirror or hanging from the lights. It is VERY IMPORTANT, the Elf is not touch each evening or his Christmas magic will be lost! Each family is able to name their special elf. The elves return to their home (Santa’s North Pole Work shop) every Christmas Eve. An Elf’s Story can also be found on DVD

Online you can find ENDLESS Elf on the Shelf Accessories, Books, Games and Toys.

Be sure to Follow Frugal Coupon Living on Pinterest where there are many Pinterest Elf on the Shelf Ideas.

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Push Pins End of the Year Printable Teacher Gift

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

End of the Year Printable Teacher Gift

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It’s becoming that time, the end of the year. I have been in three places at the end of the year. I have been the student, the teacher and now I am the parent. As a student, I didn’t comprehend what I was leaving behind. I had amazing educators but I never walked out of the door in tears. As a teacher of 5th grades, I had such sadness seeing my babies walk down the hallway the last time, they had grown up and I was letting my baby birds fly. As a parent, having been in the previous place I have gratitude toward my children’s teachers. I know how much they care for my girls and I know how important their students are. With that, I want to thank them any and every way I can.

We love this end of the year printable – Thank you for PUSHING me to do my BEST this year! We find this to be the sweetest and a thoughtful gift to accompany anything else.

Supplies:

White Card Stock
Spray adhesive or glue stick
Scissors or 2.5 hole punch
Assorted Push Pins
Bead Stacker (we got ours at Hobby Lobby)
Optional: Ribbon

Get this push pin teacher appreciation printable and all of Frugal Coupon Living’s Free Printables. Enter your name and email address and we will send you a link and password for access to your free downloads.

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Directions:

Open the Push Pin Printable (get it above above) in your PDF viewer.
Place card stock in your printer.
Push Print.
Cut circles with scissors or use a 2.5 hole punch if you have one.
Spray the back of your image with spray adhesive or use a glue stick.
Press cut image onto the top of your container.
Tie with a ribbon and enjoy!

We love our Thanks A Latte Printable. Pin to Pinterest.

Don’t forget our FREE Teacher Appreciation Printables. Pin to Pinterest.

Also check this round-up of Easy and Creative Teacher Appreciation Gifts. Pin to Pinterest.

DIY Valentine Wreath – Burlap Wreath Tutorial for Under $10

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January 31, 2015 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Crafts, Instagram, Pinterest, Valentine's Day Leave a Comment

DIY Valentine Wreath

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I made this wreath last year for Valentine’s Day and I love it! It was so easy and very cheap. I got all of my materials at Hobby Lobby in two separate trips so I was able to use two 40% off coupons.

Supplies:

1 or 2 wire hangars (I used two and wired them together) – FREE
2-3 yards of Red Burlap – $5.98 (use 40% off coupon)
Letters ‘X’ and ‘O’ in Chipboard – $2.49 each. I used a coupon for one so paid $3.49 total.
Two sheets of scrapbook paper – $.59 total (on sale for 50% off)
Ribbon – already had on hand
Mod Podge – already had on hand
X-ACTO Knife – already had on hand

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Directions:

Stretch your hangar into a circle or unhook it to put two hangars together. I just overlapped mine to the desired size.
Lay the fabric out flat and measure 5″ widths and cut.
Begin putting the fabric on the hangar going back and forth until the whole strip is on. Repeat until the hangar is full.
Twist the hanger back together to close. I had to get more fabric later because all they had was 1 1/2 yds! You will want it to be much fuller than this!
To make the letters, lay the scrapbook paper face down and glue the letters on using the Mod Podge.
Once dry, trim the paper around the letters with an X-ACTO knife, then Mod Podge the surface to seal and provide a shine.
Glue the letters together with hot glue and then glue the ribbon onto the back.
Loop over the top of the hangar and add a bow to cover. Ta-da!

Try it and let me know how it turns out! I plan to make one for Easter too!