These are great for a Spiderman or Avengers theme party. Very easy and inexpensive to make. You can make 10 for less than $1.20 or so. The red paper bags are 10 ct from Dollar Tree. Wal-mart has the same red bags but cost around $.33 each.

Customize your birthday party with these Spiderman favor bags. Read the step by step Spiderman Favor bags on how to make them.

What you Need:

– Red Paper Favor Bags 10 count from Dollar Tree

– Black, White Cardstock

– Black Sharpie

– Ruler

– Glue Stick

How to Make:

Step 1

Lay your red paper favor bags flat on a table top. Take your black sharpie and draw straight lines using a ruler. Corner to Corner (diagonally) and straight across and up and down.

Step 2

Draw in the web connecting the lines making two rows using your black sharpie marker. Make sure to go around the entire front of the paper bag.

Step 3

Cut your Spidey eyes from white cardstock or construction paper. The base is black slightly larger than the white.

Step 4

Glue the white spidey eyes on top of the black base and then glue the black onto the bag. Make sure the are secured down and the glue dries. You can use double sided tape that can also be found at Dollar Tree.

That is it! You’re Done!

Topic: Spiderman Favor Bags

Here is something I learned today. Our living room has been a bit chili even though our inside temp says 75.

Well while we were waiting on snow to appear we had the curtains pulled back and I went to shut them a little and noticed the breeze coming from the top of the window. Sure enough it was open.

I then decided to check the other window. Same thing it was open at the top.

About an hour later after dinner we decided to get the kids ready to go play outside in the snow, as I went to the restroom I felt another draft similar to the one before. I checked the window and yup that one too was open.

I then decided to check our bedroom windows and yup those were open too! So guess what I decided to go through out the house and check them all.

Most of the remaining windows were also open at the top.

The odd thing is all of them were unlocked and opened about an inch each.

So do me a favor and go take a look at all your windows and make sure they are open or shut to your liking because you might feel an unwanted draft!

Thanks for reading.

Topic: Do you feel a draft?

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Rain check = A slip you can ask for in the store when an item’s on sale and out-of-stock. Some sales will specifically say “No rainchecks” and some stores will put an expiration date on their rain checks. RRs – Register Rewards, Walgreens’ Catalina coupons Rolling Catalinas – This means that you can use a catalina (see definition) as payment on another transaction of equal merchandise and another catalina will still print. Example, if you buy 5 “name brand items,” a $5 catalina will print. If you then buy another set of those same 5 “name brand items,” you can use the previous catalina you received as payment towards the order and another $5 catalina will print. SCR – Single Check Rebate, Rite Aid monthly rebates program Stacking – Using both a manufacturer’s coupon and a store coupon on one item Tearpad – Pad of coupons attached to a display, shelf, or refrigerator door. Triple Coupons = This is the term used when stores will triple a coupon’s value. Example, if you have a $1 off coupon, they’ll take $3 off. Stores vary on how often they do this ranging from never, always, on occasion or specific days of the week. Some stores may also set a maximum value limit. Example, no coupons over $2 and only 10 per transaction/day. UPC = Universal Bar Code. This is the bar code that’s scanned on products for pricing/info at the stores. Several companies will ask you to mail these in on rebates +UP Reward – Rite Aid reward program WAGS = Abbreviation for Walgreens WT = Wine Tag. These are coupons that you’ll find hanging on the wine bottles in the stores. WYB – When you buy YMMV – Your mileage (or manager) may vary, meaning some stores might give you a deal but others might not This is what you’ll see when someone

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What you Need:

• Orange Paper Favor Bags
• Black Thick Sharpie

How to Make:

1. Lay your orange paper favor bag flat on the table. You can purchase 12 ct from Amazon for under $4. Walmart.com has 12 count for $2. Unfortunately I have not been able to find orange paper favor bags at Dollar Tree.

2. Draw with your Thick black Sharpie the Basketball lines. You can purchase the thick sharpies at Dollar Tree or you can find them on Amazon for 2 count under $4.

Topic: Basketball Favor Bag Tutorial

I’m so poor I made my kids Costumes!

Yes you read that right, our family is very poor right now. There is alot going on and I will save you from the details but here is the honest truth. I do not having money to buy my kids costumes this year. Last year I was fortunate enough to be given the opportunity to review costumes.

This year my son’s and daughter asked to be a Super Mario Character mostly because we just finished a Super Mario Themed Birthday Party just a month ago.

My oldest was set on Being Mario. I has asked for places to find overalls. Well unfortunately I was not able to find him a pair. But with the material my sister gave me and a hat from the photo props I had I made him Toad!

I did however find my middle child a pair of overalls and a green shirt and then I used material I had to make him his hat. He became Luigi!

My daughter on the other had has been given dress up clothes so we have a fairy and while I was adding to her collection awhile ago we had gotten a Sleeping Beauty dress similar to princess peach for $4 shipped. So she went at as Princess Peach in her mind. Don’t try to tell her otherwise!

My husband payed me a compliment and said its official I am make our Comic Con costumes when we decide to go in the future.

I simply made the kids costumes because I do not have the money to buy them costumes.

I do however recommend checking out Thrift Stores the day after Halloween because you might find them at 50% off. Last year I go a brand new Incredibles costume unfortunately it is still too big for my kids.

So did you buy or make your kids costumes this year?

Below you will find a list of supplies you will need plus step by step in instructions on how to make LEGO Block Favor Bags.

What you Need:

– Red, Yellow and Black Cardstock

– Red, Yellow or Blue Favor Bags

– Glue

How to Make:

1. Cut your circles for your favor bag make sure you cardstock is a shape lighter or darker than the paper bags.

2. The Paper favor bags can be found at Dollar Tree in a 10pk for $1 or $.33 each at Dollar Tree.

3. Glue the circles onto your favor bag. You can make them into a 6 or 8 LEGO Block depends on the size of your circles.

That is it! You are done!

Topic: LEGO Block Favor Bags