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The Completely Crazy 2015 Clothes Challenge

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  • Well done to everyone who is keeping with in budget.

    Saying that it's only 14 days in ha ha �� xxx


    It feels MUCH longer LOL & I've spent my monthly allowance in 2 weeks & that's REALLY restraining myself....
    Shifting my energy for 2020 :heart::heart::heart:
  • somerandom wrote: »
    It feels MUCH longer LOL & I've spent my monthly allowance in 2 weeks & that's REALLY restraining myself....



    I am hoping that a few things I am selling will bring in some extra money plus I don't really NEED anything.....it is the WANTING that I struggle with.....I just love spending money which explains why I have debt!!


    So my plan for tomorrow is to go food shopping in Lidl after work as they don't sell clothes and then come home and have an afternoon nap! :-)
    I have a cheap evening planned as going over friends and Saturday I am babysitting my lovely niece.
    Sunday I think I am going to have a onesie day and bleach my bathroom tiles.....so living the life :-)


    Hope everyone has a good weekend :-)
    Finally debt free and loving it!
  • I had a really good declutter of my wardrobe today. Result is a bin-liner of clothes for the charity shop & several items for selling. There are still clothes in there that probably could have gone but I decided to hold onto them until Spring to see if I wear them again - if not they will be going off to the charity shop. It's so lovely - I can actually see all my clothes & can move the hangers along the rail!
    Shifting my energy for 2020 :heart::heart::heart:
  • Jazee
    Jazee Posts: 9,455 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Name Dropper
    My budget is still at £0 but I am now wearing DH's socks!
    Spend less now, work less later.
  • Sedge123
    Sedge123 Posts: 597 Forumite
    It's been s spends couple of weeks so far. Bought two tops in the sale from a lovely independent shop on Thursday. Both should initially have been £60 and I'd admired one of them before. Paid £35 so s complete bargain and I love them both!

    Decided that I'm not including shoes in my budget if they are replacing worn out ones. I'll only include them if they are 'extra' pairs.
    Determined to save and not squander!
    On a mission to save money whilst renovating our new forever home
  • Yesterday I spent £39 on a jumpsuit, dress, kimono, harem pants, a black clutch bag and a new purse as the zip on my current one broke!

    I did however sell 2 things and made £10 and also donated left over christmas presents to a raffle my friend is organising.
    So still under budget for this month but did book last minute holiday going in 5 weeks so will have to pick a few things up for that.

    Oh the jumpsuit I have been looking at for ages and waited for it to be reduced and it finally was to £12 �� the kimono was 80p!! So for my £39 I did get quite a bit xx
    Finally debt free and loving it!
  • Ellieseleven
    Ellieseleven Posts: 2,118 Forumite
    1,000 Posts Combo Breaker Debt-free and Proud!
    Still no spending on clothes in January for me;)

    Having a good old sort out this weekend of my wardrobes, it's shoes that are my downfall and I have many still in boxes:o

    Ellie x
  • Sedge123
    Sedge123 Posts: 597 Forumite
    Wow Sarah, Thats an impressive amount of clothes for £39! Forgot that I bought socks so off to adjust the budget!
    Determined to save and not squander!
    On a mission to save money whilst renovating our new forever home
  • fedupandskint
    fedupandskint Posts: 10,358 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker
    Sounds like everyone is doing very well indeed.

    I also don't count walking gear to replace anything that's is worn out and needs replacing so long as I have saved up for it and it's not an impulsive spend. I also don't count sports wear as that's my main interest, not that I need very much.

    I don't count anything I dpend birthday or Christmas money on or vouchers earns from surveys.

    All the clothes bought using survey rewards fitted really well and I'm keeping them all.

    Still at no depends so far for January, mind you no pennies left to spend so it won't be difficult to get through this month with no spends!

    I've put this on as its up to you how you define your budgets and spends, whatever works for you. My main aim is to not spend impulsively.

    Keep on going everyone!
    final unsecured debt to repay currently £8333
    Proud to be Dealing With my Debt
    DFW Nerd 1154 Long Haul 155
  • mavvymoo
    mavvymoo Posts: 2,152 Forumite
    1,000 Posts Combo Breaker Debt-free and Proud! Mortgage-free Glee!
    somerandom wrote: »
    I had a really good declutter of my wardrobe today. Result is a bin-liner of clothes for the charity shop & several items for selling. There are still clothes in there that probably could have gone but I decided to hold onto them until Spring to see if I wear them again - if not they will be going off to the charity shop. It's so lovely - I can actually see all my clothes & can move the hangers along the rail!
    Wow well done you :) This is what I have got to do big time :rotfl:
    I would love to be able to move hangers along the rail and would also love to be able to shut drawers rather than fighting with them to cram stuff in :rotfl:
    I have 2 wardrobes crammed full of coats and jackets and 2 full of clothes all my spring /summer stuff is packed up in the loft.All of which I tell myself I might wear sometime in the distant future :(

    My Name is Mavvymoo and I am beginning to think I have a major problem ! :eek:
    Need to take stock NOW
    Mav x

    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 :T


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