I didn't buy them, so they're probably still there if anyone's looking for a last minute present.
Wednesday, 23 December 2009
Tea Cosie Christmas
Some of my favourite op shops are already closed for the Christmas break, but the Salvos were still open as of yesterday. I dropped by my favourite Salvos on High Street in Ashburton and found a collection of tea cosies retailing at $2-3 each:
Tuesday, 22 December 2009
Thrift trip.
I went op shopping a few weeks ago at St Vinnies in Altona. I found a great selection of clothing which I will someday wear/alter. Otherwise, they will end up on Ebay or Etsy. Here are a few of my recent purchases.
The cream number is my fave!
Goodnight!
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The cream number is my fave!
Goodnight!
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Op Shop Closure
Unfortunately, the Fairfield SPACE / St Paul's op shop has closed. It's the one in the church building on Station Street in Fairfield. Thanks for everyone who has supported the shop over the years.
Monday, 21 December 2009
best furniture op-shops?
Helloo,
I was wondering which are the best op-shops for second hand furniture? I have been a keen op-shopper for years but have been more into clothes and pretty things (rather than practical things like table & chairs).
Advice from veteran op-shoppers would be much appreciated!
Cheers,
Lauren
I was wondering which are the best op-shops for second hand furniture? I have been a keen op-shopper for years but have been more into clothes and pretty things (rather than practical things like table & chairs).
Advice from veteran op-shoppers would be much appreciated!
Cheers,
Lauren
Thursday, 17 December 2009
Funky finds: old telephone and dressing table stool
Visited the Salvos (High Street, Ashburton) again today and found a dressing table stool in good nick for $10. The phone I found for $4 at Kindilan op shop (Mont Albert) a few months back now lives on top of it. :)
Labels:
Ashburton,
furniture,
Kindilan op shop,
Mont Albert,
phone,
Salvos
Tuesday, 1 December 2009
Burwood RSPCA finds: pony books, tea cosies and a suitcase
I visited the Burwood RSPCA op shops today, and found a couple of goodies in the posh bric n brac shop:
Pony novels for tweens. $5 each. So much more cooler than Saddle Club. I've stopped reading pony novels but I'm sure someone out there wants to read Rebel Pony.
Hand-embroidered tea cosies for $10. The second one was prettier but it had a couple of stains on it, so I left it behind. :(
White suitcase in good nick for $12. This one's put on hold for a friend. I hope she likes it.
Pony novels for tweens. $5 each. So much more cooler than Saddle Club. I've stopped reading pony novels but I'm sure someone out there wants to read Rebel Pony.
Hand-embroidered tea cosies for $10. The second one was prettier but it had a couple of stains on it, so I left it behind. :(
White suitcase in good nick for $12. This one's put on hold for a friend. I hope she likes it.
Labels:
books,
Burwood,
RSPCA,
suitcase,
tea cosies
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