Cuties,you know how I like to shop.I like nice things,but I'm not too proud, to get them at a discount or thrift shop.You remember that blue and white Waverly fabric, I got at the thrift shop a few weeks back, and made that Wavey Top tote? Well,I went there today and got all this for $12.!!!!The snowman,applique quilt was $2.(it smelled so good,but I did come home and wash), the brown Haggar pants,for hubby was $3. BUT if you buy 1 pc of clothing you get another one FREE,so I got my Alfred Dunner jacket free! I'm wearing it Saturday,to my grandsons wedding shower.Then there was, of course, some fabric,5 yards of black with shiny silver for $3.You see that blue fleece with black on it with a handle? It is a fleece throw,that folds up and velcros together for carrying.I thought it would be good to take to the hospital, when you are sitting up with someone.It was a whole dollar and still had the tag on it.-lol-And last,but especially not least,is the white, cutwork table cloth that I spent $2. on! It was in a box with the snowman quilt,so I am assuming it came from the same place,because it smelled good too.-For the 6 items my total,with tax was $12.and some change ,which she told me $12.was good! I told her it sure was!-lol-..........Now who wants to go shopping with me????-Toogie
I wonder if you are on one server and I'm seeing these on the other?
Last time I went I got my oldest granddaughter some brand new shorts with tags for 50 cents a pair. Some thrift stores are cheaper than others, the goodwill and salvation army stores in towns close to me have gotten too expensive so don't bother to go in as much anymore, but sometimes have other shops that are better prices. Keep up the great work, love seeing posts like that!
Hugs, Lidia
Meri
Lenamae
My older son got embarrassed about me getting his clothes at the thrift when he hit Junior high school. He said, what will I tell my friends when they ask where I got these jeans? I told him, say, I don't know my Mom got them! They get so touchy at that age. Back then, Polo shirts were in for boys and they were $33 at the department store. I told him he could have Polo shirts in every color I could find them in at the thrift ($3 each), as long as there was no fading or corner tears on the placket. That year, he had 10! Life is grand.
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Another weird thing that gets to me I have a 15 year old car and barely make enough to live on and when I pull into the second hand stores have to park next to Huge SUV's (nice & new), Audi's, BMG's, Mercedes etc. seldom do I see older cars like mine...really...can't those people shop in stores and pay full price and leave some things for people like me that are struggling and have almost nothing? OK off my soap box.<br /><br />
Muffy :)
Meri