Tip #20: Don't spend money on wall art. For larger pieces, try maps, photo collages, or themed item collages (think dried leaves, small twigs, dried flowers or flower prints on a warm-toned fabric background for a Fall theme).
For smaller pieces, try framing children's artwork, old magazine covers, or make your own art. If you aren't confident enough in your drawing or painting ability, consider stamping or stenciling.
Tightwad Training Camp Archive
Thanks for visiting the Tightwad Training Camp blog. This blog is now in archived-only status with no new posts. I've decided to leave it online & accessible due to a request for the information within the older posts.
If you are interested in both frugality and healthy eating, you might enjoy my other blog, Supper In Seconds, where I present recipes from scratch that take 10 minutes or less hands-on time to prepare.
Thanks for visiting the Tightwad Training Camp blog. This blog is now in archived-only status with no new posts. I've decided to leave it online & accessible due to a request for the information within the older posts.
If you are interested in both frugality and healthy eating, you might enjoy my other blog, Supper In Seconds, where I present recipes from scratch that take 10 minutes or less hands-on time to prepare.
Saturday, October 20, 2007
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