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What is your charity shop bargain of the week?
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I got a DVD of American Beauty for 50p!0
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Went my favourite CS - Salvation Army....
Got 2 cardis for me - nothing special but £2 each
Did get a gorgeous wine full length cord coat from Per Una (M&s) for £5 - chuffed to bits with that!
2 soup spoons - 5p each
Beswick cheese dish (for Crimbo cheese board) for £1Kondo'ed 76 items from wardrobe, 4 carrier bags of books0 -
Today"s haul from the hospice chazza shop.....
Navy straight legged trousers, lovely fabric and quality, good as new £2.50
3 x T shirts, ( 2 x long sleeved in brown and dark red, 1 x short sleeved in navy) 50p each
Also had a bit of a sort out and donated 3 x bags of 'stufff"*
*Ahem...to make room for more chazza goodies :rotfl:0 -
a lovely pair of choc brown dorethy p cord trousers, they fit perfectly! £4.55 and a NY navy long and thick scarf for my 13yr old son £2.50 very pleased
oh and my little girl was wanting a squirrel teddy as she has been missing seeing them on our walks lately, and found her a lovely one today with a big fluffy tail for £1 she is very happy with mummy
One day I will live in a cabin in the woods0 -
I always lurk on this thread its one of my favourites as I am a charity shop addict and 95% of everything I own comes from one
Thought I would share my absolute best buy of the week so far.
Today I purchased a pair of UGG :eek: Boots still for sale at £269 for £19 !!! I have wanted a pair for ages and couldn't spend that type of money on a pair.They are absolutely pristine fit perfectly and I cant believe my luck100% genuine as I did my homework while I was looking to buy some earlier in the year.
So never give up hope of finding what you wantOne day you will find it :T
Debt free and Mortgage free thank you to all for your encouragement and advice :j
Crazy Clothes challenge £300/£48 and 5 months /0 without spending :T0 -
I don't normally shop in CS, well not for clothes but yesterday I went in a local one to see if I could find some candle holders and bought a maine t shirt for £2, an eastex skirt for £2, another tshirt £1, which all look brand new and fit like a dream and of course the candle holder for 50p and two knitting patterns for 50p so a very profitable shop - very pleased and will definitely look for clothes again.
Nannyg£1 a day 2025: £90.00/365 Xmas fund0 -
Not from a charity shop, but actually an Amazon bargain (is that allowed?).
I've been stalking a particular out of print cookbook for ages, tatty copies seem to go for about £25+ and copies in decent condition can be £50 or more. I've wanted a copy for ages but couldn't justify the price.
A copy appeared the other day for £2 - I assumed it was a misprice and the order would be cancelled but snapped it up anyway and crossed my fingers. Well it arrived yesterday and turned out to be a first edition in great conditionTo say I'm pleased is an understatement.
This is the book.0 -
I always lurk on this thread its one of my favourites as I am a charity shop addict and 95% of everything I own comes from one
Thought I would share my absolute best buy of the week so far.
Today I purchased a pair of UGG :eek: Boots still for sale at £269 for £19 !!! I have wanted a pair for ages and couldn't spend that type of money on a pair.They are absolutely pristine fit perfectly and I cant believe my luck100% genuine as I did my homework while I was looking to buy some earlier in the year.
So never give up hope of finding what you wantOne day you will find it :T
Wow, that is an amazing find! Well done Mavvymoo.
I wore my new chazza shop dress to work yesterday and got half a dozen compliments on it. I was feeling pretty smug that it only cost £3.
:DYummy mummy, runner, baker and procrastinator0 -
http://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/154508883/antique-loom-shuttle-hardwood-and-brass?ref=sr_gallery_3&sref=sr_578e43b00eeea66be713acce2167b7b60b108144f8459deb3e2e67b4fe770fce_1383916788_14577117_bobbin&ga_includes%5B%5D=tags&ga_search_query=bobbin+shuttle&ga_search_type=all&ga_view_type=gallery
I saw one of these this morning. Totally useless for today's lifestyle but I'm so tempted to "save" it!
It's an old flying shuttle from a weavers loom. It's just a pie of the past going for £9.99 I can't decide, I clearly don't need it but I sort of want it.would anybody else here buy it?Norn Iron Club member 4730 -
http://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/154508883/antique-loom-shuttle-hardwood-and-brass?ref=sr_gallery_3&sref=sr_578e43b00eeea66be713acce2167b7b60b108144f8459deb3e2e67b4fe770fce_1383916788_14577117_bobbin&ga_includes%5B%5D=tags&ga_search_query=bobbin+shuttle&ga_search_type=all&ga_view_type=gallery
I saw one of these this morning. Totally useless for today's lifestyle but I'm so tempted to "save" it!
It's an old flying shuttle from a weavers loom. It's just a pie of the past going for £9.99 I can't decide, I clearly don't need it but I sort of want it.would anybody else here buy it?
I probably would, if it were under £10. I was brought up in a weaving village so consider it part of my heritage.0
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