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The Completely Crazy 2012 Clothes Challenge
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I'd really like to join this challenge please. I lost weight last year, had a huge clear out and bought loads of new clothes so I really don't need anything this year at all!
So I'm going to be brave and aim for no spending on clothes all year!LBM Feb 2005 - £36000:o DFD 28th May 2012
The Completely Crazy 2012 Clothes Challenge #112 - £000/£000
The Completely Crazy 2014 Clothes Challenge #26 £000 for 6 months
Try not. Do. Or do not. There is no try - Yoda0 -
Goodness, my budget isn't even going to last til the end of January at this rate! Although I finally now have everything to wear to my brothers wedding next month so can start avoiding the clothes shops altogether.
I have bought a shrug for £15 from Coast (should have been £55), jewellery from Debs for £4.50 (should have been £15) and black shoes from Debs as well, they were full price at £30 but scanned through the till at £24, hurray!
Also had a £10 gift voucher for M&S so put this towards stomach hiding pants, left £9.50 to pay and picked up a £3 bra in clearance and 2 pairs of patterned tights for £1 each, the full price for the tights was £12 :eek: Its no wonder they were in clearance!
I think that means I have spent £68 of my £100 budget :eek::eek::eek:
Lets see how long the last £32 can last me!!No more buying unnecessary toiletries 2018
35 UU / 13 unnecessary ins0 -
I have still been good! I would love to just buy a few pieces that make me look good/smart/not a bag lady... a girl can dream!0
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Hello everyone!
I am happy to say i have not spent a penny. I cannot believe this, especially with all the sales at the moment. Lets see how long this is going to last.
Keep it up everyone
SylviaMust save to live, not just live to save!!! :think:Challenge Save 12k in 2019 #141 £6,143.34/£6kDeposit £82,317.88/£120K :jFees/ect £12K/£12K:jEmergency fund £1K/£1K:A:A'Saving again after parting with a lot of money enjoying life:rotfl::A0 -
I'd really like to join this challenge please. I lost weight last year, had a huge clear out and bought loads of new clothes so I really don't need anything this year at all!
So I'm going to be brave and aim for no spending on clothes all year!
I'd like to be like you this time next year!0 -
Hi all,
Naughty purchase of a purple tunic dress from Warehouse which was bought purely for a perk me up. Didn't even bother to try it on! So not officially declaring it until I've tried it on! Have remembered I'm going out on Saturday with a bunch of girls who are total fashionistas. Half of me wants to go blow the budget on a new dress, rest of me wants to just wear something I already have. Exceot I don't have anything. But I must do. But I don't ...arrrggggghhhhh!Virtual Sealed Pot Challenge #148 - £59.93
Crazy Clothes Challenge # 103 - £84/£200 £30 Coat/£12 shirt/£23 jeans/£6 t-shirt/£13 2 x tops
Shoes £79/£100: Cowboy boots, canvas pumps, re-heal boots/ £25 safari shoes0 -
mad_scientist wrote: »Goodness, my budget isn't even going to last til the end of January at this rate! Although I finally now have everything to wear to my brothers wedding next month so can start avoiding the clothes shops altogether.
I have bought a shrug for £15 from Coast (should have been £55), jewellery from Debs for £4.50 (should have been £15) and black shoes from Debs as well, they were full price at £30 but scanned through the till at £24, hurray!
Also had a £10 gift voucher for M&S so put this towards stomach hiding pants, left £9.50 to pay and picked up a £3 bra in clearance and 2 pairs of patterned tights for £1 each, the full price for the tights was £12 :eek: Its no wonder they were in clearance!
I think that means I have spent £68 of my £100 budget :eek::eek::eek:
Lets see how long the last £32 can last me!!
That's why underwear, jewellery and shoes aren't in my budget!! I can spend what I want on thise - but mainly because that isn't a problem, it's the clothes that get me!Virtual Sealed Pot Challenge #148 - £59.93
Crazy Clothes Challenge # 103 - £84/£200 £30 Coat/£12 shirt/£23 jeans/£6 t-shirt/£13 2 x tops
Shoes £79/£100: Cowboy boots, canvas pumps, re-heal boots/ £25 safari shoes0 -
Hiya everyone
I have been meaning to say about CS shopping for a while - the ones near me are very expensive in my opinion - expecially with sales on when you can buy current season / exactly what you want for the same pricee.g even torn - not just stitching undone but actual material torn dresses are over £10 each - and they aren't even a very expensive label :eek:
Hoping to get out to some carboots later in the year and hopefully nab some bargains from these which should help my budget a fair bit too
And jumble / rummage sales - ooh how i miss these!CC1:T £[STRIKE]2531[/STRIKE] £1460MORTGAGE OVERPAYMENTS: £10575.20 Target £12,100MF Date: [STRIKE]August 2042[/STRIKE] May 2035Declutter 1000 things by Xmas 2015! 53/10000 -
Hello all!Just checking in to catch up on the thread really. No spends to declare, yippee! Luckily I bought three "going-out" tops before Christmas and have managed so far to rotate these so everytime I go out with a different group, I feel like I'm wearing something new. :-)Another 2lbs lost this week. One pair of work trousers feel too big now and I keep having to hoick them up but I do have a pair hidden somewhere in the wardrobe which are a size too small (bought in sale last time I went on a health kick thinking I'd slim into them) so should manage a while longer.Keep up the good work xxx0
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No spends to report as of today: really haven't seen anything I fancy on the rare occasions I've been to the shops. Nothing made from the fabric stash, either:o Early days, though.:D‘Keep your eye on the donut and not on the hole.’ David Lynch.
"It’s a beautiful day with golden sunshine and blue skies all the way.” David Lynch.0
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