Completely Crazy Clothes Challenge 2017
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Bumblebear wrote: »Can I join in too please? I followed the 2016 thread with interest for the last couple of months
I've got a bit of an odd target - I do not NEED anything. I reckon I'm even OK for underwear for a year. However, we are trying for baby #1 and if successful, my wardrobe isn't going to be much use (I'm an 8-10 and only have a few "loose" things :undecided ). Therefore I'm going to say a budget of £250 to be spent on maternity/nursing/post-natal clothes only (obviously only in the event of actually getting preggers, otherwise it's just weird...)
My biggest worry is that I buy something to cheer myself up when nature takes its time, or doesn't work at all. I do have a £20 Next voucher and could do the "£10 off your first online order" thing which would give a £30 budget, and I get M&S vouchers from my credit card (at 0% APR of course). If it really all does get too much, then I would use them or money made from eBay sales.
The third part of my challenge is remembering my target and updating at some kind of regular interval!
Of course you can; you are number 14.
You can use the challenge to help you stick to zero of general spends as well as to the £250 maternity target.
Good luck
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Thank you Is it odd that I'm already panicking?Debt free as of 28/03/2017 (just don't ask about the mortgage :rotfl:)
Lover of sewing and biscuits, hater of traffic jams and credit cards
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Hi, can I join in please?
My target is £300 for the year.
This can be increased using spending from Ebay/other sales which will hopefully encourage me to sell.
I am joining slimming world on 3rd January and will not buy any clothes until I have lost 1 stone.'Life isn't about waiting for the storm to pass, it's about learning to dance in the rain'0 -
Bumblebear wrote: »Thank you Is it odd that I'm already panicking?
Not at all!
I really struggle with trying to set budgets- I fluctuate between thinking I'll do hardcore zero spending and a more realistic goal. I decided to settle somewhere in the middle.
Budgets make me panic automatically so I often follow my spending rules betters than budgets (partly because I've not been great at tracking spending so far!)2019 fashion on a ration 0/66 coupons0 -
Hi, can I join in please?
My target is £300 for the year.
This can be increased using spending from Ebay/other sales which will hopefully encourage me to sell.
I am joining slimming world on 3rd January and will not buy any clothes until I have lost 1 stone.
Welcome to the challenge PurpleJay, you are number 15.
Good luck
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Hello
Is it possible to change my budget please
I originally said £600 for me and 3 children but I've realised that's £50 a month and that's extravagant for me lol
So I'll say £300 for us all for the year xxPay off all your debt 2017: £3500/£0Clothing Challenge 2017: £600/£0Sealed Pot: £0 Virtual Sealed Pot: £00 -
I'd like to join this challenge, please, but it will be easy for me as I'm a slob, ahem, am not even vaguely interested in fashion :rotfl:
I've just bought a pair of boots that will see me through until warmer weather, I will need to replace my flip flops this summer and I will be needing a cheap pair of trainers so my budget for the year looks like this:
Flop flops £5 tops
Trainers £15 tops
Socks £3
Leggings X 2 £10
So a grand total of £33.Make £25 a day in April £0/£750 (March £584, February £602, January £883.66)
December £361.54, November £322.28, October £288.52, September £374.30, August £223.95, July £71.45, June £251.22, May£119.33, April £236.24, March £106.74, Feb £40.99, Jan £98.54) Total for 2017 - £2,495.100 -
I'd like to join this challenge, please, but it will be easy for me as I'm a slob, ahem, am not even vaguely interested in fashion :rotfl:
I've just bought a pair of boots that will see me through until warmer weather, I will need to replace my flip flops this summer and I will be needing a cheap pair of trainers so my budget for the year looks like this:
Flop flops £5 tops
Trainers £15 tops
Socks £3
Leggings X 2 £10
So a grand total of £33.
Have added you, you are number 16. Budget seems suitably challenging, even though not interested in fashion. Good luck with the challenge0
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