First Project: Furry Buddies
- I pick up cookie tins throughout the year at yard sales
- I look for pretty glass containers, lidded jars, canning jars, wine glasses
- pretty scraps of fabric, rope, ribbon
- bells, ornaments, glitz, costume jewelry
I pick up dog biscuits at Walmart in several shapes and sizes - large bags. Then I separate them into appropriate size for my friends critters, place them in cool containers, decorate them, label them and they are ready for Santa giving. For petite dogs I have found teeny biscuits that look just like MilkBones that are adorable at Farm and Home Tractor Supply.
Like the ideas so far?That's why I do believe in thrift stores, yard sales, estate sales, friend swaps, saving 1 glass out of broken sets. You can even use 1 pretty dessert plate with a cloth napkin that has a holiday look - that's why I haunt the CLEARANCE aisles of ROSS, Marshall's, TJ Max, Home Goods.
Champagne Glass Goodwill .10 each bought 6 Great for a mini dog biscuit gift for a neighbor or going to a friend's Christmas party. Everybody should celebrate!
Line a basket with a cloth napkin, tissue paper - I pick them up at yard sales all the time! Big bow and you're good to give! Dog toy attached - even better!
Anyone need a new dog bowl?
Anyone need a new dog bowl?
Make a delivery to your local pet shelter... they can use every donation avalable!
So all your friends are waiting for your
thrifty, exciting, brilliant, creative, yummy,
crunchy ideas!
it's not how big, how expensive....it's the thought.
