YOU SAVED $ 239.85!
Another big win!
I have been watching the after Christmas sales
for great opportunities, much better than
fighting through the Black Friday crowd.
Excluding tax:
Total $268.85
Cash Payment $ 28.95
My last post discussed paying $40 for $400 of merchandise
during a 90% off sale at Three French Hens.
Friday and Saturday I caught the $1 Simplicity Pattern sale
at Hancock Fabrics, in addition to finding nice remnant fabric.
While I quilt, I am not a seamstress
but I can only quilt so many quilts
so expanding into other crafts and clothes
is a logical step but with patterns
at $15-18 a piece, it didn't make sense.
But at $1 each? You bet!
Here I have some holiday patterns,
organizers and adult bibs. I thought
it could be a good project to make for
nursing homes and maybe one for a messy
Kathy. I can always count on spilling if
I am wearing something nice!
Here I have some kitchen items and
simple clothes. The New Look was not on
sale but their prices are less than $4 and
I did like the top.
Some animal patterns for kids.
Toys and organization patterns.
You can purchase a total of 10 patterns at a time
so I made two trips, 5 during my way home from
work on Friday (since I pass it anyway) and
then a separate trip today for another 10
plus the one not on sale.
A couple of flannel squares for $0.69 each.
The best thing about the patterns is that
you can use them over and over again!
Fleece remnants for several patterns I have.
All this for under $30.
If you go to the link, you will see the sales.
Fleece is up to 75% off through January 28, and if you
have a Hancock near you, you won't pay shipping
but if not, there is a promo code for shipping now too.
I did make a big purchase at Goodwill
which was next door to the fabric shop.
I like to find discount books and if there is a
thrift shop with a nice collection I try to stop in.
I did pick up a couple books at $0.79 each but
came across this ceramic bird that looks much
prettier in real life than in this photo.
At $6 it was my big spend of the day.
All this sewing will come in handy with the new
wood turning item that my husband made me.
I'll save that for another post.
5 comments:
My mother used Simplicity patterns and remnants to make all of our clothes when I was a kid. Now the thrift stores use the patterns to wrap glassware that you purchase. - Margy
Congrats on the haul!
Love seeing those savings numbers.
You've got enough there to keep you busy til you are an old granny!
That is awesome and impressive! I love going to the supermarket and watching my coupons take around ten percent off the bill.
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