Thrifting and a Giveaway
I went back. I couldn't help myself. I was worried what might become of some unknown treasures if no one gave them another chance. After all, it is their "last chance."
An apron for 95 cents -- look at that detail at the top, it's kind of smocked in a way.
A pint-size granny-square blanket just perfect for our kiddie rocking chair for 95 cents.
This sheet has alternating rectangles of flowers and lattice. I was cutting it up last night and decided to offer part of it as a giveaway. Each rectangle is approximately 15 1/2" x 16 1/2." The piece I am offering has 2 flower and 2 lattice rectangles in one long strip. It could be used to make a tote or some throw pillows or ? ? ? (I'd love to hear your ideas as well.)
To my delight, there were new linens. New since Saturday, that is (and they told me they add more daily).
I found some pillowcases and sheets (95 cents for sheets, pillowcases 2 for $1.25 or 75 cents each). I've already cut a new pair of pants for Sawyer from the green striped sheet.
An apron for 95 cents -- look at that detail at the top, it's kind of smocked in a way. A pint-size granny-square blanket just perfect for our kiddie rocking chair for 95 cents.And a crocheted throw, which the boys are fighting over because it's so soft (95 cents).
This sheet has alternating rectangles of flowers and lattice. I was cutting it up last night and decided to offer part of it as a giveaway. Each rectangle is approximately 15 1/2" x 16 1/2." The piece I am offering has 2 flower and 2 lattice rectangles in one long strip. It could be used to make a tote or some throw pillows or ? ? ? (I'd love to hear your ideas as well.)If you are interested, please leave a comment on this post between now and Monday morning, when I (or a little helper of mine) will draw a name. Good luck.
Update: Geesh. Did my sheet scare everyone away? I haven't had many commenters today. I won't force my sheet on you, if you don't want it. I promise. ;-)
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