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What is your charity shop bargain of the week?
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I've lost a bit of weight and gone down a few dress sizes but as I'm still planning to lose more weight, I don't want to spend a fortune replenishing my wardrobe. I've picked up a few things just lately:
my local hospice shop had a pair of black trousers for £2
a red South top for £1
a black leather belt for £1.50
a red cardigan for my daughter (that she wants to wear all the time) for 99p - has definitely been a bargain and even better it washes really well - certainly hasn't bobbled in the wash yet.
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March GC £113.53 / £3250 -
last year i bought a amber egg yoke beaded necklace for £2.50 from a charity shop! sold on ebay for £425!Plan: [STRIKE]Finish off paying the remainder of my debts[/STRIKE].
[STRIKE]Save up for that rainy day[/STRIKE].
Start enjoying a stress debt free life..:beer:...now enjoying. thanks to all on MSE0 -
I've lost a bit of weight and gone down a few dress sizes but as I'm still planning to lose more weight, I don't want to spend a fortune replenishing my wardrobe.last year i bought a amber egg yoke beaded necklace for £2.50 from a charity shop! sold on ebay for £425!
That really is a bargain!M&S (Indigo) floaty top, blue background with mint green/fuchsia/orange flowers.
Should have had a vest underneath but didn't but I have a mint green vest & a fuchsia one anyway. £3.00
Great with jeans or jeggings.
All from our local hospice shops.
And I have a big pile of stuff to go up to the hospice shop tomorrow.0 -
Two White Company down pillows bnwt were £65 each, the cs sold them to me for £3 each. I think it must be the bargain of the century!!! :j0
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I was lucky enough to find a super pair of Clarks leather sandals, never been used. £3.50 yippeeWhen man sacrifices the Love of POWER for the Power of Love, there will be peace on earth.0
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In December I fell in in love with a Per Una coat in Marks and Spencer. It was £99.00, it was then reduced to £55.00. I kept monitoring the price in M&S (Anyone else do this?) But did not buy it.
Today there was one in Sue Ryder for £8.99! So at last it is mine! Perseverance is the motto here!:)A minute at the till, a lifetime on the bill.
Nothing tastes as good as being slim feels.
one life, live it!0 -
Not found much lately except.....
A pair of Brooker, straight leg, dark denim jeans - were on sale originally for £3.50 - ended up on the £1 rail so I snapped em up.
Also found a really cute pill organiser...the usual plastic inner with daily compartments but encased in a rose patterned, satin, zipped case...bit like a teeny make-up bag....all of 50p :j0 -
Last week I bought 4 DVDs which cost me £4 (£1 each) - some were new as they were still in their wrapping. Yesterday I picked up a wooden thing to store my remotes for £1 and today I have a lovely charcoal grey trench coat from BHS with detachable warm lining - it cost me £3.50. It claims to be a size 14 petite - yet it is well below my knees and I am 5'8". One thing about working in a charity shop is that you get to the see the bargains before they go onto the shopfloor (if you are working in the back which I was this afternoon).0
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A bag of necklaces and bracelets for 50p, perfect for making into new ones to match my pink and yellow holiday clothes.0
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Yesterday I saved a pencil drawing by the artist David Hawker from being chucked in the rubbish - I donated £1 so that I could have it. It is a bit battered around the edge of the paper but the central picture is fab - I checked on the internet and his pencil drawings sell for £100. I would probably get half that due to the damage to the paper.
I forgot another donation that I made to save something else from going into the rubbish - a professional icing gun with various nozzles and discs for making cookies. this also cost me £1..0
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