The dollar store is a great place to get many practical, quirky and fun things. Household goods, decorations, gifts, you name it, you can probably find it at a dollar store!
Because there is so much to find at dollar stores, it only makes sense that you can find some pretty great stocking stuffers too! Best of all, most things cost only $1.00!
Hand Sanitizer
Travel Size Tissue
Chewing Gum
Mini Notebook
Holiday Pencils
Holiday Erasers
Travel Size Lotion
Coloring Books
Candy Bars
Lip balm
Socks
Hair accessories
Nail Polish
Nail Files
Miniature Toy Cars
Playing Cards
Mini Washi Tape Rolls
Crayons
Chalk
Bubbles
Stickers
Key Chains
Snack Size Chips, Crackers, Cookies
Assorted Kid’s Craft Supplies
Night Lights
What are some other dollar store stocking stuffer ideas? Share them in the comments!
I thought I’d make up this handy dandy Christmas baking planner to help you in your holiday baking! The planner provides space to write the recipes you want to create, where to find the recipes and a shopping list!
I’ve got something fun planned for you all. I’d love for you to join me in the 10 Ways in 10 Days to Earn Money for the Holidays email series!
This time of year should be a time of celebration and happiness, not one that is dreaded! Trying to figure out how to come up with extra ways to earn money for this season can be difficult. Luckily, we can do it together!
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You will receive 1 email per day for 10 days with a new idea each day, starting the day after you sign up.
If you know anyone else who could use help saving money for the holidays then share this page with them so they can join the challenge with you!
I have got the cutest DIY project for you today. It’s festive, ridiculously easy to put together and the kids are sure to love it. A No Sew Snowman shirt! Look how amazing it is:
How fun would this shirt be to pull out of the Christmas boxes every year? I’ve got a shirt for my oldest, now I’ve got to make one for my youngest!
Here’s how you can put together the No Sew Snowman Shirt:
1. Begin by ironing out your shirt as well as the felt sheets. This step is optional, but it may help you apply your snowman face. If you choose to iron, just use a low heat and no steam.
2. Cut out the shapes you will need to create the snowman face. I cut out a large triangle for a nose using the orange felt. Then, I cut out a few large circles from the black fabric to use as the eyes and buttons. For the mouth, I cut out smaller but uniform black circles.
3. Add a small dab of fabric glue (it will help the felt adhere better than hot glue, plus it will keep the pieces together in the washing machine) to the back of the felt pieces. Assemble the face of your snowman. Press the two large circles for eyes first, then the carrot nose, then the coal mouth. Finish by adding a few large buttons under the mouth.
4. Hold the felt pieces in place until secure. Try hanging your shirt on a hanger so it has plenty of space to dry and not be bothered.
5. Once dry, your shirt can be worn and enjoyed! Wash on a gentle cycle and never machine dry. Turn inside out before washing and your shirt should last for seasons to come!
We Make It Beautiful shows you how she recreated a Pillow Mattress for under $20 that she saw online but was selling for way more than $20! I think this would be a fantastic gift for kids!
