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Rose Knows Coupons shows how they made Outdoor Lighted Holiday Gift Boxes for their front porch. I wouldn’t necessarily classify this idea as “simple” and it did cost them $20 for the supplies, but I thought it was very creative — and am guessing some of you might be interested in creating your own!
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Link seems to be mixed up with the printables one
hey Crystal, could you fix the link? It just goes to your educational freebies post.
christmas tree shop on sale 14.99….for big box 9.99 middle box and 5.99 small one
Couldn’t read the post….link was messed up.
Link is wrong….I want to do this!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
http://www.roseknowscoupons.com/viewblog.asp?blogid=3303
here is what I found to read it!
You can make these cheaper (on a smaller scale) by going to Home Depot and asking for a bucket full of paint stirring sticks (FREE!!!)
They don’t mind giving them away! =)
And also.. instead of buying the colored mesh (which tends to be a bit pricier)… you can opt to buy “clearanced” nylon or mesh material at any fabric shop, discount store such as Salvation Army thrift store..
It will save you a few bucks.
And if you’re really struggling (financially)… you ca get cheap, used strands of Christmas lights at the Salvation Army thrift store as well..
*I don’t usually recommend buying used light strands cuz who knows how old they are …and the risk of fire always gets me on edge. lol