The Frugal Days, Sustainable Ways Wednesday Blog Hop
Welcome to Frugal Days, Sustainable Ways Wednesday, this is a blog hop! If you are a blogger, please feel free to link-up and share as many posts as you would like pertaining to:
- Urban or Rural Homesteading
- Anything DIY
- Frugal Recipes
- Preparedness/Survival
- Repurposed Projects
- Upcycled Frugal Finds
- Animal Care
- Natural Gardening Tips
- Herbal Remedies
- Green Cleaners
The list could go on…
Basically, anything that you think will build and encourage our community.
This Week’s Featured Posts
I want to say a big, huge thank you to all of you who participated last week!
And here they are, you picked ‘em, the most clicked on posts from last week:
1. Saving money, living better, being green. Written by Amanda of Natural Living Mamma.
2. Buy It Cheap and Put It Up. Written by Bee Girl of Sky Minded and Ever Growing.
3. How We Live Debt Free :: And Never Pay the Man. Written by Melissa of Empress of Dirt.
Congratulations!!! Please feel free to grab my “featured” button below and place it within your post or on your side bar.
Please Note: I share my personal favorites on my facebook page throughout the week!
It’s Time To Share Your Posts
Bloggers, use the linky tool on the bottom of this post to share your best post. Non-bloggers, feel free to add a comment here with any ideas or thoughts you have concerning frugal and/or sustainable living. Every week I will be featuring the most viewed posts so link-up your best ones:)
When linking your posts, there are only a couple simple guidelines I’d like for you to follow:
1. Remain sensitive to the mission of Frugally Sustainable. Frugally Sustainable exists to be a resource for all things frugal and sustainable. Therefore, in order to maintain the integrity of the mission, share your best posts – old or new – on anything pertaining to frugality and/or sustainability.
2. Please link your posts back to our blog hop. Linking back here helps build our little community by sending your readers to all of the other posts shared. Grab the Frugal Days, Sustainable Ways button below by installing the html into your post. Or simply create a text link somewhere:)
What will you share this week? I am so looking forward to your submissions! Remember: My favorite posts will be shared on my facebook page!!!
Here we go!
I’m hoping to start seeing some gardening inspiration. I’m ready to start planning for warmer days.
Wow! I’m delighted to be in such good company. I love looking through all the Wednesday Blog Hop links–so many great ideas and inspiration. Thanks for doing this!
So exciting to be the most clicked last week! Thanks so much for the blog hop. It is always fun to read about what everyone else is doing!
I linked to a Ham Hock and Bean Soup recipe made with ham hocks from a farmer’s market. It was the first time I used ham hocks and the soup was delicious. My husband declared it the best soup that I have ever made.
http://www.familybalancesheet.org/2012/02/ham-and-bean-soup-made-with-ham-hocks.html
thanks for the linkup.
I left 2 links – “Nutritious (FILLING) Snacks” and “When Natural Remedies Are Too Confusing”. Thanks for hosting this!
Wow! How wonderful to have so many people click on my link! Thank you for hosting, Andrea! You’ve built such a wonderful little community here!
Hi Andrea, thanks for hosting!
I’m sharing a post on finding sustainable health. 5 Warning Signs that you Might be Living in Denial. http://realfoodforlessmoney.com/5-warning-signs-you-might-be-living-in-denial/ The truth is sometimes hard to take, for all of us.
Happy Wednesday! I linked up my Cheap, Organic Face Wash recipe. It ends up costing less than $.01 per use and is super easy to make!
Thanks for hosting the party once again. Have a great day!
Rebekah-www.potholesandpantyhose.com
Ahhhhh, Wednesday.
My favorite day of the week!
A rainy day and one of my favorite carnivals! What more could I ask for?
Happy Leap Year! This link-up is HUGE this week! Thank you for hosting!
I shared a couple of unconventional recipes from the past week. The first is Quinoa Pudding, sweetened with maple syrup and slow-baked in the oven.
The second recipe is the result of having a couple pounds of dry cottage cheese made from a gallon of spoiled milk. (I made bread with the whey, and was just looking at the cheese with a question mark…) I also have an abundance of organic russet potatoes because our local grocery store orders them for me if I agree to take fifty pounds of them. Cottage cheese, potatoes…. Potato Lasagna!!!!
Have a great week!
thank you SO much for doing this–I love Wednesdays as I get to see what everyone else is posting about and get great frugal ideas to keep me at home with my children I linked up too as I am covering a six week series on learning to “Make Do WIthout Missing a Thing”. This week I am posting 6 full weekly meal plans that are designed to help you feed a family of five for under $200 a month, and uses wholesome basic ingredients. Thanks for letting me post it!
Loving a lot of the other posts! 
Many blessings to you and yours,
Heather
This week I’ve posted on 13 Ways to Create a Sustainable Food System. Consumer demand is simply not enough to stop the destruction of our planet and our health by industrial agriculture. Here’s a more comprehensive approach.
http://www.smallfootprintfamily.com/13-ways-to-create-a-sustainable-food-system
Not sure where I found this-if it was from your blog or not–Cleaning your tub and tile–using a large cup, pour water down the sides of shower-then just toss baking soda on the sides, making sure to get stainless steel fixtures and places where the soap sets. Then pour white vinegar slowly down over all–wait about 5 minutes then scrub and rinse. Dry completely and your shower really sparkles. I found this method does the best job the easiest. Also environmentally friendly!
Thanks for hosting the linky party Andrea! I linked up my Honey, Nutmeg, and Cinnamon DIY Face Mask.
I love your site and I follow you on facebook and Pinterest.com! You are an inspiration!
) (gee, I sound like a stalker. But I PROMISE I am not!!)
~Robyn
Great ideas and wonderful blog. Thank you for sharing.