Upcycle – Paper Plate Holder Covers
I’ve run out of paper plates many times and in a pinch have used paper towels instead. Only for sandwiches and dry snacks. A easy solution was to cover the plates holders with new $1 shower caps from Dollar Tree! I wouldn’t recommend using this method with hot foods but it works great with snacks and sandwiches! When dirty just toss them into the washer with your cold wash items and line dry.
Upcycled – Button Art
Nanna’s Buttons
Saved buttons passed down as functional accessories for clothing but now looked at as art. Read more
*Contest Closed* It’s a Giveaway! One Bar Homemade Castile Soap
Contest Closed – The winner, Lisa C., has been notified via email.
Thanks to all who entered!
**Last Chance! Black Friday Reminder! Giveaway! Raffle! Freebee!
It’s easy! Enter my Giveaway to win one bar of my homemade castile soaps. I also sell them at Nanna’s Garden. Giveaway ends on Nov 25th and a winner will be chosen at random on Nov 26, 2012.
(Contest open to U.S. residents only. I’ll cover the shipping but can only ship inside the U.S.)
Let me know you were here by visiting the link below and answering a easy question. By submitting your answer you are automatically registered to win!
It’s easy and free! No strings attached.
Homemade Castile Soap Giveaway
Homemade Castile Soap
It’s a Giveaway! One Bar Homemade Castile Soap
It’s easy! Enter my Giveaway to win one bar of my homemade castile soaps. I also sell them at Nanna’s Garden. Giveaway ends on Nov 25th and a winner will be chosen at random on Nov 26, 2012.
(Contest open to U.S. residents only. I’ll cover the shipping but can only ship inside the U.S.)
Let me know you were here by visiting the link below and answering a easy question. By submitting your answer you are automatically registered to win!
It’s easy and free! No strings attached.
Homemade Castile Soap Giveaway
Homemade Castile Soap
Sharing the Love – Unscented Castile Soap
It’s been a while since I’ve made soap but lately more ideas have come to mind. The process at times is tricky and things don’t work out as expected. This past spring I made a lot of different varieties of soaps and sold them at the local farmers market. I also have a little shop online but most of my repeat business comes from friends.
Unscented Castile Soap made from Olive Oil
While we were in Savannah my interest peaked again to start making more items. Since the farmers market is closed during winter this would be a good time to make a few things for next spring and summer. I visited a small market on River Street during our trip and realized if we lived there I could possibly do more business, but getting a spot in the area to set up would be more tricky. The market seemed to be set up with booths of different sizes and I noticed each day that some stayed the same, where others changed out an a new shop would be there on different days. Practically all types of crafts were covered from candles, soaps, candy, purses, bags, jewelry, silver, handmade scarves, blouses, and anything that could be branded with ‘Savannah’, ‘River Street’, etc…Yes I did pick up a few things for myself too! A cute tote bag and a silver ring with an amethyst. At least this year I was good and only sampled some of the goodies at River Street Sweets. Last year we came home with 10 pounds of pralines! Really..it was a deal! Yummy too!
