The average family will spend $650 on gifts this year. That is on top of holiday meals, extra travel, and all the other last minute expenses that come along this time of the year. Jeanette Pavini is here to show us the best ways to navigate holiday spending so that "getting out of debt" isn't your New Year's resolution!
(1) 8' long 14' diameter concrete tube(1) 3' Plywood Round(4) 5" "L" shaped brackets(2) 6' 1x3 plywood planks(1) small roll of brown butcher/painters paper (comes in standard size)Spray mount adhesiveScissorsRubber glovesFace mask & gogglesJigsawWood screwsDrillBlack exterior spray paintExterior latex paint – medium grayPencil/SharpieGorilla GluePaint brush4 Lawn Stakes(2) Branches from your backyardInstructions:
4 ft plywood roundgarbage can lidmedium planting pot2 2ft pieces PVC pipe2 elbow joints2 small potsclear round bowlsilver paintgorilla gluescrews and a screw gun 2" x 4" wood slabChristmas lightsInstructions:
White artificial Christmas tree ($40 at Walmart)Urethane craft ball for head of snow man- $103-4 black ornaments for "buttons" on tree- $2Red scarf- $5 (or free if you have at home)Red pom pom for nose (dollar store or home)Googly eyes (dollar store or home)Black rain boots (in your home)Wooden dowell- $1White/silver spray paint (matte finish)- $6Spray snow- $2/can2 tree branches for arms A flower for the hat- $2Top hat- $10 (or free if you have at home)A ribbon for top hat- $1 (or free if you have at home)Steps:
