Saturday, December 15th, 2012
There are a bunch of new game coupons available and starting 12/16, there are a bunch of deals that you can get at Target using these coupons. If you are interested in the coupons, print them now as they may not last long.
Here are the coupons:
And the Target deals that are available 12/16 to 12/22. There is also a Hasbro Games Rebate that is available. Be sure to check it out to possibly save more!
* Scrabble $8
Use $2 Scrabble, Operation or Twister coupon
Pay: $6
* Operation $8
Use $2 Scrabble, Operation or Twister coupon
Pay: $6
* Sorry $8
Use $2 Battleship, Sorry or Trouble coupon
Pay: $6
* Bop It Smash $14
Use $3 Bop It Smash coupon
Pay $11
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Friday, December 14th, 2012
Looking for some deals on toys? Here are a few Amazon deals. Please remember that Amazon prices can change any time so double check the price before you order!
* The Complete Little House Nine-Book Set 
at $24.01 (reg. price $62.99)
- We recently started reading the Little House books to our 4-year-old. He’s really enjoying them and we are too. I forgot so many of the details in those books!
* HedBanz Game
listed at $9.99 (reg. price $16.99)
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Thursday, December 13th, 2012
Still have some Christmas gifts to buy? Why not try shopping online? Monday, December 17, is Free Shipping Day and over 1,400 retailers are offering free shipping and guaranteed delivery by Christmas Eve! Check out all the participating retailers and plan your shopping now.
I’ve done the majority of my Christmas shopping online this year. I love it! I don’t have to fight any crowds, I don’t have to load up two children and go through the frustration of trying to shop with them and hey, I can even shop in my pj’s if I want to! And who doesn’t enjoy having packaged delivered to their door?
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Wednesday, December 12th, 2012
Okay, so if you’ve procrastinated on ordering your Christmas cards, you can still get a great deal!
Today only, 12/12/12, Cardstore is offering personalized holiday cards for just $0.29 each 
personalized holiday cards for just $0.29 each! Just use code CCP2229 at checkout. Plus, you can choose to have the cards mailed directly to your recipients which saves you the cost of stamps- making this an even better deal!
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Wednesday, December 5th, 2012
I’m all about saving but I still love to give gifts. And I enjoy trying to give beautifully wrapped gifts even though gift wrap might seem like a waste of money. To me, giving and receiving beautifully wrapped gifts only adds to the joy of the gift itself. So while we try to keep our Christmas spending low, we also try to get creative and wrap our gift beautifully without blowing our $250 Christmas spending budget. Here’s some inspiration for inexpensive Christmas gift wrap. Be inspired!
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1. Use paper bags or Kraft Paper
to wrap gifts then embellish with greenery or lots of other things as you’ll see below. (I’m guessing that the Kraft paper would probably be less expensive at a local craft store, although I haven’t checked it out. Or check Dollar Tree. I’m told they have a 15 foot roll for $1!)
2. Aren’t these beautiful? And for free, you can even print out your own gift tags just like the ones pictured above. How cool is that?
3. Recycled Bread Tag Snowmen. If only I were craftier I would make these cute little fellows to go on the bags of cookies I give to neighbors and friends.
4. Love the simplicity of these stamped brown paper packages.
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5. Totally into this look! And what a great “free” gift wrap! Use comics for fun “kid” wrapping paper.
6. Skip the gift tags/Christmas card and just put the name right on the wrapping paper! Bonus: you could use scrap paper, newspaper or pages from old books to make the letters.
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7. Isn’t this fun? I’m thinking Christmas colors would create a festive look.
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8. Again, simple but oh so sweet! (Pun intended.) 
9. Don’t you love this idea of a gift wrapping ornament made from none other than a toilet paper/paper towel roll?
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10. Use Black Kraft Paper
to get a chalkboard look. I really like this for different! (I realize the paper is kind of pricey but it is a huge roll. And again, you very likely could find it at local stores for much less.
How do you get creative and save money on gift wrapping? I’d love to learn from you!
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at $29.99 (reg. price $59.99)