I was able
to sew all weekend watch was pure delight for me. I made 30 covered hangers (a post about these
tomorrow), a set of pretty pillowcases and worked on my scrap quilt. I was in heaven!
On the 4th of July I made a
Strawberry Dream Pie to take to a barbeque.
I had everything I needed in my pantry and sliced strawberries in the
freezer. Went together quick too. Do you remember that dessert from the
seventies?
| Two more pillowcases completed Love the eyelet trim on these! |
After all of
the sewing I've been doing it was time to go through all of my trims and laces
and see what all I still have. I used
two plastic bins I had out in the garage to re-organized everything and got rid
of three plastic Ziploc bags I had been storing these things in. It will be much easier to access my trims
now.
I bought a cotton quilt batting for the scrap quilt at JoAnns for 50% OFF making it only $14.99.
I trimmed my
bangs.
My daughter
gave me a pedicure with red polish! J
I fixed a
tear in my zippered yarn storage bag with a piece of clear packing tape.
I bartered
with a friend and traded her eggs for Christmas ribbon. She had some she no longer wanted and I had
run out so it worked well for both of us.
I enjoyed a
night out with two of my girlfriends Tuesday.
We grabbed dinner at a nice little pub and then went to see Tarzan. The theatre only charges $5 on Tuesday so we
always like to take advantage of that.
And in case you were wondering, I liked the movie very much.
On the way
to a friend's house I dropped off the water bill in the utility drop box and
saved a stamp.
I used scrap
paper to print off some more coupons for the fabric store.
| I picked up these pretty towels at Walmart for $15 for the retirement house |
A friend
gave me a big stack of assorted colored paper.
| I took these straight home washed them. They are in beautiful condition |
My daughter
sold her old bike at a friend's yard sale.
At that same yard sale I found a really nice set of lace curtains for $2
and this cute dish for $1.
Another
friend gave me basil from her garden. I
will be making up some pesto!
How was your
thrifty week?


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ReplyDeleteThanks Kim!
DeleteI found hamburger at the local supermarket for 1.00 per pound. I bought lots of it for the freezer! It is good!
ReplyDeleteFantastic! Good job! :)
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