My 14 year-old is constantly falling asleep in the worst positions in the car. We travel a couple of times a month and this makes for some very uncomfortable sleep for him. Also, sometimes he even moves the belt completely out of the way, which is very unsafe. In an effort to solve all of that, I thought a seat belt pillow would be ideal. It's just a long, skinny pillow with thin ties that tie on to the seat belt. The long ones I've seen have been running $25, but my version was free!
Follow me on my adventures in upcycling-taking things I own and creating useful items out of them. Food, crafts, and thriftiness are my hobbies! I also make and sell hoop art!
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Tuesday, December 17, 2013
Saturday, December 14, 2013
Simple and Cheap Christmas Gift: Felt Food
Most of us look for ways to save during the holidays. If you have a little one who loves to pretend cook, this gift idea is perfect. A sheet of acrylic felt is 29 cents, and you can get multiple pretend food out of it, or use up old fleece scraps. I sewed all of my "food" but I think you could do this with a hot glue gun, too.
Thursday, December 12, 2013
Easy Christmas Card Holder Decoration
I secretly (not so secretly now) LOVE getting Christmas cards! They are always so cheerful and uplifting and I am sad that they aren't sent as much these days. However, I finally received one today and wanted to make a holder for them. (Well, my husband brought one he designed for his work home, so I'll count that one, too. I'll take what I can get these days!)
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card holder,
cheap,
Christmas,
christmas cards,
christmas decoration,
craft,
creative,
decor,
decoration,
diy,
easy,
handmade,
holiday,
low-sew,
no-sew,
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