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10 wedding stationery trends to try

Submitted by MyFoxAL Web Staff on Sunday, January 6th, 9:00 am
10 wedding stationery trends to try

By Christa Vagnozzi | In partnership with The Knot

When it comes to your wedding, you want to stamp your own personal style on every aspect of the day. In the business world, they call this "branding." In the wedding world, the branding begins and ends with your stationery. You can use your stationery to pull together the entire look of your wedding. Just select a color, monogram, and font, then run with them.

Here we offer 10 hot ideas to help you create a suite of wedding stationery that's as unique as the two of you.

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How to make a T-shirt scarf

Submitted by Melynda Sides, Digital Content Producer
Wednesday, January 2nd, 2013, 2:20pm
How to make a T-shirt scarf

Judy Bates, the Bargainomics Lady, joined us on Good Day Alabama with a great do-it-yourself idea. She calls this project a "craft for the craft-less."

Judy says you don't even need to know how to sew to make your own T-shirt scarf, plus they make great gifts, too. It takes about 20 minutes to make one. If you have a t-shirt and a pair of scissors, you're ready to begin.

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Tips for shopping at kids consignment sales

Submitted by Alabama Baby & Child magazine, A Resource for New, Expectant, & Hopeful Parents
Saturday, February 19th, 2011, 11:32pm
Tips for shopping at kids consignment sales

#1 Volunteer to earn a “pre-sale” shopping pass

This is a tip from a Facebook (L. Miller) - working a few hours is worth the opportunity to get to shop first. Most sales will have preview sales a day or two before the public sale.

#2 Shop without the children

If it's possible to leave the children at home with a non-shopping spouse or grandparent you will probaby be able to get much more done in a shorter period of time.

  • Bring a list of your child's measurements. Bring a piece of clothing to compare sizes - the written tage on the clothing at the sale may not be the actual size.
  • Trace your child's foot on cardboard and bring it to slip into shoes. This chart at Land's End is helpful for sizing.

#3 Have a plan

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