Need a small gift bag? Save yourself a trip to the store, and make one out of an envelope. This simple project takes five minutes tops, and produces the cutest little gift bag, or party favor bag.
Have a bunch of t-shirts that you never wear? Turn them into free drawstring gift bags that you can use again and again. This project requires almost no sewing, since it uses the existing hem of the shirt as the drawstring channel.
Turn a t-shirt into a t-shirt tote bag, complete with a built-in drawstring bag to store it when it’s not in use. This is a quick and easy project that requires very little sewing.
Gifting someone a bottle of wine? Use your fabric scraps to whip up a quick drawstring wine bag, for an extra festive presentation.
This fabric gift pouch looks fancy, but sews up in a flash. It’s the perfect size to wrap jewelry, or another small gift, and so cute it’ll become part of the gift. You only need a small amount of fabric and ribbon to make one, so it’s a great use for your scraps.
Up your gift wrap game. These reusable drawstring gift bags will save you money and time, while helping the environment.
These fabric envelopes are such a nice way to gift money, gift cards and other flat gifts, or to send a special card or letter. Pull out your fabric scraps, and make several to add to your gift wrapping supplies. This is a fun little project that sews up quickly.
Feel bad about throwing away the pretty greeting cards people give you? Turn them into little gift boxes, and send them back out into the world. It only takes one card and a bit of folding to make a lidded box that’s big enough to hold jewelry or another small gift.
Christmas cards are too pretty to throw away, so I like to turn them into gift tags to use the following Christmas. It takes just minutes to do, and they come out looking every bit as nice as store-bought gift tags – if not nicer.
Up your leftover game. These reusable covers are the perfect size to go over open cans, drinks and other small containers that don’t have lids. They can also be used as decorative jar toppers for gifts. Just stick one on top of a jar of home-canned goodness, to instantly turn one gift into two.
Add these printable bag toppers to the top of paper lunch sacks to instantly transform them into festive gift bags or party favor bags, or add them to the top of cellophane bags for a fun way to package food gifts. There are four gift bag topper designs to choose from, including two Christmas designs.
Dress up your holiday gifts with these free, printable gift tags There are six sets to choose from. Just choose your favorite; then, print it on copy paper, card stock or full-sheet label paper.
This Thanksgiving while you’re busy reflecting on all the things that you’re thankful for, why not take a minute to thank some of the people that you’re thankful for?
Use these printable seed packets to save and share seeds from your garden. A packet of seeds makes a thoughtful party favor, teacher’s gift or thank you, while a collection of seeds makes the perfect gift for any gardener.
Use all those little scraps of paper that you have leftover after wrapping gifts to make your own gift bows. You’ll be amazed at how easy it is.
Giving gift cards this holiday season? Save yourself some cash, and use these free, printable gift card holders to wrap them. I have two fun, holiday designs for you to choose from.
Here are six sets of canning jar labels that you can use to dress up your home-canned goods, including several that you can customize with your own text.
Wrap gift cards up in these vintage-inspired gift card holders for the perfect presentation. There are two fun designs to put to use.
Have a bunch of gifts to get in the mail this week? Use these free, printable shipping labels to get the job done.
Planning to give Dad a gift card for Father’s Day? Tuck it inside of one of these free, printable gift card holders. There are two designs to choose from: a polka dot design and a tie design.
Hi, I'm Erin
Take a tour of my frugal home, and find new tips to put to work in your frugal home.
Visit the Forum
Join us over on the forum to discuss money-saving ideas and participate in monthly challenges.
