Within a month, I had quite a collection growing in my Pringles can. Needing to do SOMETHING with them, give them some second life, I planned a few different projects, with one in particular that I I jumped on: Pick Up Sticks!
Showing posts with label DIY. Show all posts
Showing posts with label DIY. Show all posts
Sunday, November 22, 2015
Recycled Pick Up Sticks
So, I have a slight obsession with sushi. Big D and I go about once every other week to a conveyor belt sushi joint down the road from us. We LOVE it, and for sushi in a restaurant, it's not too badly priced. However, I feel guilty everytime I snap apart my chopsticks, thinking about what a waste of wood they are. I keep meaning to bring my own one day, but I usually forget in my excitement to get to the filleted fishies. In an attempt to remind myself, I started bringing home every pair of chopsticks our table used every time we went there.
Within a month, I had quite a collection growing in my Pringles can. Needing to do SOMETHING with them, give them some second life, I planned a few different projects, with one in particular that I I jumped on: Pick Up Sticks!
Within a month, I had quite a collection growing in my Pringles can. Needing to do SOMETHING with them, give them some second life, I planned a few different projects, with one in particular that I I jumped on: Pick Up Sticks!
Friday, November 20, 2015
Dish Scraper - Best Use of a Credit Card
So, you got a credit card application in the mail. One of the fancy ones with the little plastic card to show you how cool the card would look in your hand. Congratulations! Now, shred the application and put the card by the sink!
Tuesday, November 17, 2015
DIY Doorknob Hamper
For those of us who have small bathrooms, floor space is at a premium. Often, after the prescribed garbage can, plunger, and toilet brush scrubber (which said together sounds like a nursery rhyme!) there is little more than a path from door to shower. I discovered this pathway littered with each day's clothes, shed on the way to the shower. I attempted a 'skinny' hamper from IKEA, but it still felt too in the way. So, a quest began.
Monday, November 16, 2015
Eyeglass Upkeep
Now, the first rule for the frugal and less-visually blessed is to buy METAL eyeglass frames with ALL METAL connections in a NEUTRAL COLOR. This way, you can use the frames for years, as you can repair them and have new lenses cut to fit if your vision changes. However, the downside to having frames for years is they, well, get old. And a bit dirty. I recently took off my glasses to wipe off the lenses and for some reason, I looked at them - really looked at them.
EEEEeeeeewwwwwww.....
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