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The 2010 crazy clothes challenge
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Hey Fairysnow, where did you get your cardigan? I have a longline one from New Look (the no button type) and it's great but starting to look bobbly after only a few wears! Took me ages to find one first time around.
I maybe making a purchase today but not included as it's lingerie, or more to the point a pair of Spanx cos I'm sick of my muffin top. I have a nice 'fake' wrap dress that I could wear but when I put it on it just clings in all the wrong places, so it's between a pair of Spanx or a new decent wrap dress, decisions decisions!0 -
I have got my eye on another camisole on ebay. got an hour to think about it.0
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Just returned from helping my friend at the table top in the village. She made over £90 once she paid £5 for the table - and I think about £35ish was just in clothes! And she was just going to give them to charity first before I stopped her!
We priced things low to sell as she mega down sizing in a week or two - Jeans £1 pair - casual stuff £1 and smart stuff £2 a couple of coats at a £5 each(sold 1 too!)-
Plus we took our own bacon sarnies for breakfast and a packed lunch and two huge flasks of coffee and tea so that saved money.
And bless her she gave me a £5 for helping which she did not need to do but she was so chuffed by the profit she made- it will help with the admin costs of moving.
And I have to report that ..............................I was good girl and I did not buy a thing either!:Aand it really did not bother me - had soooo much fun!
So I actually in profit by £5! Yay!Crazy Clothes Challenge 2012 £57.20/£100,CCC 2013 £68.67/£100 ,CCC 2014 £94.32/£100
*Frugal Living Challenge 2012, 2013, 2014*
GC 2014 Jan £154.14/£180;Feb £103.49/£180;Mar 117.63/£1600 -
I didnt buy the camisole i sat there watching it with fingers on the keyboard but i did not give in i'm glad too say.0
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things I wish I had never told my husband,
1/ that I am on the £100 clothes challenge!!!!!!!!!
I don't ask him for money for clothes so he can't complain if I fall off the wagon but when I mentioned the clothes I had seen in the Kew catalogue he siad no you only have £100 for the year:(:(:(
once in a blue moon I get to shop at Boundary Mill (about and hour and a half away),he keeps saying oh its been closed down/burnt down/blown up etc etc, trouble is 1 day a freind believed him and the story went round the village and upset several ladies !!!!!0 -
debbiedeejay wrote: »Just returned from helping my friend at the table top in the village. She made over £90 once she paid £5 for the table - and I think about £35ish was just in clothes! And she was just going to give them to charity first before I stopped her!
We priced things low to sell as she mega down sizing in a week or two - Jeans £1 pair - casual stuff £1 and smart stuff £2 a couple of coats at a £5 each(sold 1 too!)-
Plus we took our own bacon sarnies for breakfast and a packed lunch and two huge flasks of coffee and tea so that saved money.
And bless her she gave me a £5 for helping which she did not need to do but she was so chuffed by the profit she made- it will help with the admin costs of moving.
And I have to report that ..............................I was good girl and I did not buy a thing either!:Aand it really did not bother me - had soooo much fun!
So I actually in profit by £5! Yay!
That sounds like great fun! And well done you! I think at those prices, I might have folded and bought all of your friend's clothesNow, I wonder if there's one of them around me... (I've ruled out car boots as I'm not a morning person and I'm pretty sure the whole thing would be over before I managed to get there
And because the sticky on the forum here scared me; I don't think I'd like people swooping around me and my wee car!)
Jan10: 28,315.81 Jan11: 18,015.32 Jan12: 7,682.58 Jan13: 2,987.73 Current debt: 1,225.55
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Now i have just seen a lovely long skirt for 99p with free postage. i cant let that go and have bid on it but will go no higher.0
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raven-333 your post inspired me to start lookig on ebay...there for about 10 seconds and then hard to tell myself off out loud to prevent any unnecessary purchases!Clearing debt to save for a simple wedding.Starting 2016 With debt of £77000
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raven-333 your post inspired me to start lookig on ebay...there for about 10 seconds and then hard to tell myself off out loud to prevent any unnecessary purchases!
It would cost me more in bus fares to go shopping for one. well thats what i keep telling myself:rotfl:0 -
Hahaha, Raven. Completely understand. Have bid on a swimming costume (which is fine, my current one is too big so I'd raather avoid being asked to leave the pool or getting arrested
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But then I had to have a look at the other things the seller had listed and there's a gorgeous top... which I definitely don't need! Was tempted to ask if there was a reduction for combined postage but have refrained. Still a while to go on the swimming costume so I might survive this one yetJan10: 28,315.81 Jan11: 18,015.32 Jan12: 7,682.58 Jan13: 2,987.73 Current debt: 1,225.55
HFC [STRIKE]1896.10. [/STRIKE] 225.55 SLC2 [STRIKE]5123.34[/STRIKE] 0 Others [STRIKE]2085[/STRIKE] 1000 Bcard [STRIKE]1172.60[/STRIKE] 0
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