Saturday 6 May 2017

Off to market .......

 
 

Set off for market yesterday in my charity shop find curtain that friend Val had made into a dress for me last year.  The curtain and basket are charity shop finds and the brooch I made from scraps.


The Sue Ryder shop had this lovely hand embroidered picture for £1.  When you think of the amount of work that went into it, it seems shameful that its only £1, but it has gone to a good home now.... mine.


The dress is by Tree People and still had a retail label on of £95.  I want a full wardrobe for that.


Its teamed up nicely with the antique full length petticoat that came from Garbo Antiques last year and a wrap round cardi, again a chazzer find.


Not that I know anything about this label but its O'Neills.
Its nice and swingy and has an underskirt with it. £4 from the greyhound rescue shop.
The rest of the outfit is again all chazzer finds.


Not really known for wearing maxi skirts but at £4 I thought I'd give it a go with the retro boots picked up in London last year.


There's some more outfits to show you when I get round to it but I just wanted to slip this fabulous handmade leather bag picked up last week. One friend has her eye on it already.

#Iwillwearwhatilike








8 comments:

  1. That greyhound rescue thrift shop find is adorable! I would wear that.

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  2. What a great week for charity shopping!!! I'll wrestle you for that bag, it's a stunner!
    What a fabulous array of frockage. People Tree stuff is gorgeous, so well made and pretty. That dress is no exception. xxx

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  3. That picture must have taken ages to embroider. Well done for rescuing it.

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  4. Some pretty good looks here, and bargains to-boot - super. Jacqui
    www.mummabstylish.com

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  5. I love the embroidered picture, and you did well on that Tree People dress. For £ 95 I too expect a full wardrobe. To spend it on one dress only seems such an extravagance! xxx

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  6. Such fabulous outfits Lynne. You've definitely go an eye for a bargain ;)

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  7. I love that feeling when you get a charity piece with a new tag... and a really pricey one too! My favourite were some Dune mules in lime green and yellow: not everyday wear so would never buy them new but for £4 in a charity shop yes please!

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