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Here’s a fun gift idea — or something you might want to make for yourself! Infarrantly Creative shows how to make a Grocery List Tear Off Pad. She even has a free Grocery List Template you can download and print!
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Brilliant idea that I will be making ASAP!
I think that I am going to try and do this for the ladies of our church as a Christmas present from the church…brilliant idea!
Hi! I’m loving these homemade gift ideas & especially this one because everyone can use it and you don’t have to be concerned about whether someone will enjoy a particular scent or not. Does anyone have homemade gift ideas or links to them for men (besides a scarf-haha)? I’m having no problem with the women in my family. Thanks and Merry Christmas.
I just love all of these homemade gifts. The gals that I work with have no idea what is going to be coming their way for Christmas.
I use a list similar to this but I’ve listed the order of items to match the inventory placement of the isles at my favorite grocery store. If your store is often rearranging – its not worth it. Mine has been the same for years. This little step saves me the extra mad-dash from isle 7 back to isle 2 because I forgot one thing, which isn’t fun with three kids in tow. Hope that helps!
This is a great idea, thanks! I think I will make one with my mom (one for each of us) over the holidays. I have a Staples “free 50 copies” coupon that expires 12/31/10, so even better!!
I will definitely be making this!! Thanks for the post!!
I thought of another way to make it even more frugal. Once you make your original 26 copies, turn your pages over and print them again, which will give you a list on the front and back!! That way you make the most of your paper!!!
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