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My Frugal Life - Making Clothing for Myself and My Children

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Date: 05/02/2006 Topic: Better Living > Frugal Living > My Frugal Life  
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My Frugal LifeWhen I retired, I had a rude awakening when I found out that I would have to go with my record instead of my husband's when I applied for Social Security. I had a huge decrease in income which meant cutting corners wherever I could. I have always sewed so clothing was not a problem.

As far as cooking goes, I've raised a bunch of kids who were well-fed though not very high on the hog. I made my girls' clothes which I'm sure saved a bundle and when I worked, I made a lot of outfits to wear to work. It's challenging to come up with ways of saving money.

Sewingmamma from Pittsburgh, PA

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