This has been the old Christmas tree that I thought of repurposing after it has been sitting for long in the storage. We already finished doing garlands out of it, which had been placed as a window treatment There’s more of the tree, so we decided to do a wreath…  Cutting …and, more cutting…(using pliers)… Hubby find a wire and form it...

A lot of people (mommies!) loved candle. Count me in. I do have few candles scattered all over the house, most of them, I wouldn’t want to use, especially when there’s short power failure which is not a rare occurrence here in our place. I sooo love scented candles, especially those with vanilla, lavender and citronella scents. These candles costs more...

i so loved candles and when they came a-plenty, some need holders so i can display them better and i don’t have a penny for new ones. instead, i rummaged through the storage and i found indeed some stuffs which i did turned into something...

I AM IN THE MOOD FOR MAKING FLOWERS TODAY AS I NEED TO REPLACE OLD AND DIRTY ONES THAT WERE IN MY LITTLE CORNER DOWN THE RECEIVING AREA…here’s my simple and thrifty DIY. I DID PLACED MY NEW PROJECT HERE...

Procrastination is taking a toll on me. I found out that  my unfinished cross stitching projects in the storage has found new denizens: termites! yaiks! My SIL introduced me to cross stitching in 1993. i was hesitant because i’m sewing lots of baby stuffs, then. when our singer sewing machine broke down, i had the chance to do these simple projects…...

as my very first  post for this site,  i opted to share this zero-budget centerpiece. i chose this as it is very apt for the coming christmas season,  when everybody is decorating their homes.  decorating means having to spend on things/materials needed for a project.  but since thriftiness is my game, i have tons of ideas and designs that will be zero dollar spent!...