I love the fourth of July. It means BBQ’s, friends, and sparklers. Paper sparklers are a totally safe way to help the little ones feel involved in the festivities, or if you live or are traveling to one of those no-burn areas for the 4th, to still add a little spark to the holiday. Plus, Read More >>
Potting Bench Made from an Old Wooden Rack
A big THANK YOU to everyone who has sent in their photographs and stories. I hope by sharing other peoples pictures and stories here on One Hundred Dollars a Month we can all have a rock star garden this summer. Keep them coming! Beverly a former Girl Scout from North Carolina, who’s mother was named Mavis {!!}, Read More >>
Teacher Appreciation Gift Idea – Chalkboard Painted Herb Pots
If you’re trying to come up with a craft project for your kids to make for Teacher Appreciation Day next week, these chalkboard painted pots should do the trick. Not only are chalkboard painted pots easy to make, but your kids will love making them for their favorite teacher as well. Plus, the teacher will Read More >>
Gardening Tips – How to Organize Seed Packets
I thought I would repost this clever tip for those of you who didn’t see it the first time around. If you are like me you probably have a bunch seed packets scattered all over the place {or you soon will!}. I like to place my empty seed packets in a mini photo album I Read More >>
How To Make A Candy Cane Vase
Are you planning on attending a party this winter and would like to bring something other than chocolate or homemade cookies as a hostess gift? Make a candy cane vase instead. Not only is it quick and easy to do, but the WOW factor might just score you an extra helping of appetizers. Start by Read More >>