So, I'm working on doing better with saving money on my groceries and household items... I have a post about it, but it might come before or after this one.
Yesterday I spent some time going shopping at different stores to stockpile a few things. I now need to get organized by getting a freezer inventory and pantry inventory together. I also want to get a running price list of Aldi's and Woodman's so I have an approximate value of the items that I normally purchase so that if I see sale prices, I don't run off and buy them because they look like a good deal without looking at the prices at Aldi's and Woodman's.
So, yesterday when I was shopping, I had my coupons wrapped in a piece of paper by store, and that helped me be organized, but when I pulled them out, it was hard to handle them and keep track of them. So, when I came home I was looking into different options. I looked online and tried to find something, but nothing really fit what I was looking for.
I went into my Microsoft Word and looked at some of the document templates. They had templates for money holder envelopes, so I found one I liked and I opened it and printed it, and I knew right away that it wasn't going to be big enough. So, I went about modifying the envelope on the document until it was a size that I felt would work. Then I also modified it to have a tab so I could cut a slit on the bottom flap and have the tab inserted into the slit so it would stay together.
I also labeled each envelope so I could make sure I have the ones for each particular store in the appropriate envelope. I also printed it on card stock so it would hold up a little bit. I might eventually need to look into getting it laminated, but for now, I'll do it the way it is.
| Printed out, but not yet cut out. |
| Cut out, folded and assembled |
| All 5 of them |
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