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Originally posted on Sensibly Frugal Living:
It’s that time of year again, and whether your work colleagues organise a Secret Santa, or you are starting one with family and friends to lower the cost of Christmas, it can be daunting trying to find a gift that won’t break the bank. It can be stressful to…

Originally posted on Sensibly Frugal Living:
Printable Mini Greeting Note-Cards Greeting note-cards are a little like postcards. Printing out your own note-cards may work out as a good option to save money. Better still, I have a free printable for you to download and print as many times as you like. There are 9 mini…

Originally posted on Sensibly Frugal Living:
My 9 year old likes to write her school morning routine down, so I repurposed an old photo frame into a wipe clean to do list for her bedroom. It was incredibly simple to make, and I have made it simpler by creating a free A4 printable of our…

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You know I love a good bookmark. I made myself and my daughter some for the Christmas season, and wanted to share them with you. I have included a free printable, so you can get some of your own. Download yours here: christmas-bookmarksDownload I think these make a great…

Originally posted on Sensibly Frugal Living:
When it comes to keeping the kids entertained in the summer, I am all for cheap or free ideas that we can do as a family. I have compiled 30 ideas into one free printable that you can download, print, and check off as you complete each task Download…

Originally posted on Sensibly Frugal Living:
When it comes to the end of the school year, I always stress over what gift s to get the teachers. I don’t want to get them something they’ll end up with 20 of such as cups or key-rings, and I never buy food gifts if I don’t know…

Originally posted on Sensibly Frugal Living:
Do you want to liven up the garden, but don’t want to splash the cash on planters and pots? I’m here to tell you it can be done. You may have a potential planter sitting in the garage, or be able to pick something up for free that someone…

Originally posted on Sensibly Frugal Living:
Sunny spells, sudden showers, Easter holidays, and a sense of new life. That is what spring means to me. Get out and enjoy the warmer weather, even the wetter days, by creating a Spring bucket list! All of your activities can be free or inexpensive and you can still…

Originally posted on Sensibly Frugal Living:
It is Easter weekend, and I wanted to do a big, impressive craft with the kids. Easter won’t be the same this year for any of us due to social distancing, and as we usually have a family trip out on the Easter weekend, I am trying to think…

Originally posted on Sensibly Frugal Living:
With the Easter holidays upon us, I have been looking for some free/ inexpensive Easter activity ideas to keep my eldest entertained. Here’s a list of 30 ideas I have found (with links). Photo by Pixabay on Pexels.com Paper plate rabbit Q-tip Easter egg decorating Thumb print bunny picture…