Frugal Holidays

Here’s a creative Mother’s Day gift idea! Create a Homemade “Mommacino” for a Christian mom in your life who could use a pick-me-up.

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Jenae from I Can Teach My Child shows you how to make a Mother’s Day Coupon Bouquet.

Thrifty and Thriving has a tutorial for how to make Washer Pendant Necklaces.

And A Thrifty Mom posted details on how to make Mother’s Day Flowers (I think these are so cute!).

Have you posted a frugal Mother’s Day idea or DIY? Submit it here and I might share it over the next few days!

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Resurrection Cookies

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by Crystal on April 4, 2012

Motherhood on a Dime shares how to teach your children the meaning of Easter by making Resurrection Cookies together.

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If you’ve been looking for some ways to share the meaning of Easter with your children, Life Your Way has a free downloadable Resurrection Eggs printables available.

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Smashed Peas and Carrots shows you how to make these cute Rustic Chalkboard Easter Eggs.

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This looks so fun! Creative Carissa shows you how to grow your own Easter grass using wheat berries. What a great alternative to the plastic stuff that’s usually in Easter baskets.

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Many of you have asked for ideas and suggestions to help your children understand the true meaning of Easter. I found this Countdown to Easter on Pinterest this morning and thought it might be helpful–especially for those of you with younger children.

If any of you have links to other ideas, I’d love to have you share them in the comments.

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Want to make something special for your family for Valentine’s Day? Here are some delicious ideas:

Make Homemade Heart-Shaped Fry Bread — yummy!

Meek & Chic shows you how to make Sweetheart Pancakes.

Amy’s Finer Things has a recipe for Valentine’s Day Fruit Kabobs.

I Can Teach My Child shares a recipe for Stained Glass Valentine Cookies.

Whip up a batch of Maple Oat Heart-Shaped Scones from Life as MOM.

What are your favorite Valentine’s Day themed recipes?

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Make Felt Valentine’s Cookies to decorate with your youngster.

Want to show love in practical & tangible ways this Valentine’s Day? Print a free (and customizable) Valentine’s Day coupon book.

I love this idea from Crayon Wishes and Popsicle Dreams for giving your children the gift of time this Valentine’s Day. She even has free printables for this!

This recipe for homemade Valentines slime is really simple and would be such a fun activity to do with your kids!

Looking for an inexpensive way to spruce up your home for Valentine’s Day? Try this simple Valentine’s Day banner from One Tough Mother.

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Download free Just Popping Through Valentine’s Day printables from Our Best Bites.

Download a free Valentine’s Rolo Rocket Favors printables from Shindig Parties.

Download a free Blowing Kisses Your Way printable from The Mother Huddle.

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