
I got two dresses, two shirts and a skirt for $2.35 each, a pair of jeans out of the infant bin for $1.19, the boots for $4.95 (sucks that all boots are the same price, even kid's boots), and a couple of cute non-breakable plates for Lorelai to use. Not bad for $21!
This shirt she wore today is a 4T, so it's a dress now, and it'll last a while. Talk about getting my money's worth. Yeah, baby. I'm frugal like that.

I haven't really had any luck with anything other than clothes yet (I'm keeping my eye out for any DIY projects), but it was definitely a rush, finding cute stuff for cheap! I'm already looking forward to the next time and checking out a new goodwill that apparently just opened near my work.
Linking up with Harper's Happenings, whose posts on thrifting have really motivated me to stalk goodwill more often :)
Awesome finds! She is SO adorable in that shirt as a dress. Great idea too! I LOVE thrift shopping. I buy almost 90% of my work and casual clothes at Goodwill or Salvation Army. If you can find a Salvation Army store their prices are usually cheaper on clothes. My best advice is go at least once a week and make a sweep of the store for DIY project pieces. Good luck!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Sherri! I'll have to see if there's a Salvation Army near me.
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