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Frugal Foreigner: Indian Fashion for Men

June 15, 2011 by Susie Chadwick 3 Comments

If you enjoyed my Frugal Foreigner post on saris, here's the male version. Click on pictures to enlarge. If you're new to my Frugal Foreigner posts, read all about what we're doing in India here! You can read all previous posts in the series … [Read more...]

What $10 Buys at Aldi (The Anti-Extreme Couponing Grocery Store)

June 12, 2011 by Kimberly Danger 13 Comments

Not into extreme couponing, or couponing at all? You can still save lots of money, no coupon clipping necessary. Aldi is one of my favorite frugal grocery stores since prices are low every day. Because they stock a limited assortment of goods and … [Read more...]

What You Need to Know About Cloth Diapering

Joy Bradford, mom to two-year-old Catherine, gives you the lowdown on how to make cloth diapering work for you: Here is what I use/recommend, and my washing method. Also, I will give you some website links to check out ... they have even more … [Read more...]

Frugal Craft Ideas: Silhouette Gift

SILHOUETTE GIFT Supplies: 2 Pieces of White Construction Paper 1 Piece of Black Construction Paper Pencil Glue Tape Scissors Flashlight or Lamp With the Shade Removed Tape a piece of white construction paper onto a wall. Sit sideways in … [Read more...]

Scrappin’ on a Shoestring: Budget Scrapbooking Techniques by Kimberly Danger

For those of you who’ve caught the scrapbooking bug, you know that it can be addicting. Just like any addiction, it can also be expensive. Having been a scrapbooker for over ten years and a cheapskate even longer, I have found a few ways to keep you … [Read more...]

Reusing Old Picture Frames by Rachel Paxton

It's fun taking something apart and putting it back together again in a new creative way. I work in an office where we had a lot of old promotional type posters that were very expensively matted and framed. Now that we're moving to a new office we … [Read more...]