I was using my dish sponge, you know those blueish ones you can buy at the store, to clean up after dinner and realized there has to be a better way as it always gets smelly after so many uses. My husband said why don’t you make a sponge that … Read More
I am always looking for new ways to reduce waste especially plastic and paper waste with my family. The reusable shopping bags are great but then I noticed a lady using homemade produce bags and I was like I bet I can make those. I wanted to enable others to … Read More
Making the switch to zero waste unpaper towels in your home is a great way to reduce paper consumption and reduce costs. There is no need to buy paper towels in bulk with these around! Place a basket of the towels next to the sink for family members to easily … Read More
There are lots of reasons to make handmade cloth napkins. They are pretty, easy to make, reduce paper costs, and reduce waste. When you make something yourself, you can control what type of products to use too. If you are sensitive to fabric dyes, you might want to use all … Read More
Simplify your trip to the beach or pool with an easy beach towel cover up. There is always so much to carry between your towel, cooler, snacks, sunscreen, and the list goes one. Turn your beach towel into a cover up so you can wear it instead of carrying it. … Read More
You can make this tote bag upcycle from two, $1 placemats in about 10 minutes! This is another super easy and frugal sewing project that is perfect for beginners. The tote bag is a good size for everyday use. I love to throw a few toys and snacks in it … Read More
This scrapbook paper banner adds whimsy and color to any space. My sewing machine was another casualty in our RV wreck. I was really getting into quilting and had several projects in the works, so an upgrade was in order. It needed to have a wide throat to fit larger … Read More
During the winter I put cozy fleece sheets on our bed, which made me think about adding a layer of warmth to the baby crib as well. An internet search didn’t turn up any ready-made fleece crib sheets, so I made my own – and I did it for under … Read More
The quilting bug bit me a few years ago, and I wasn’t about to let living in a RV keep me from it. There wasn’t room in our starter RV to sew or quilt inside, so I set up outside when the weather permitted. Some campsites had a picnic table … Read More
The next stop on our RV renovation tour is my craft space. Living in a camper doesn’t have to hinder your creative spirit. All you really need is a little space to hold your supplies. Working in a campground activity center is an option, and you can always move the … Read More