Having rather a lot of
So, let's begin with the lovely wool skirt I paid £1.99 for from Barnardos because I love the fabric.
Vans for a pound!
Tie dye skirt £1
H&M wool and angora hat, 50p
BHS shorts, 50p
Toast jacket, £1
Country Casuals top, £1
Another lovely tie dye skirt, originally Dorothy Perkins, just £1
Falmers top, Cancer Research £1 rail
Brand new Spirit cross body bag, £1 in local Global Care closing down sale
Vintage crimplene Mary Hames dress £1 Global Care closing down sale
...and Vintage Eastex crimplene jacket, also a pound, from the same shop!
It's quite interesting to note that the size 18 Mary Hames dress does not look too big on my size 12 mannequin,eek!
I can't see me buying too many bargains for a while from now on as we are trying to streamline what we have and get rid of anything we don't need. Of course, I did need those vintage crimplene treasures!
You found some fabulously cheap bargains, and of course, vintage Crimplene can NEVER be turned down! I reckon a vintage 18 is about a 14 now - mad vanity sizing! xxx
ReplyDeleteVintage crimplene's far too cute to reject - its so good to sew with if you don't wear the original piece. Good luck with the move. x
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