♦Tea time pearls♦: Cult party on budget part 3

Hi everyone today might be my last on a budget i might be doing i covered most common places to help and give you idea's

Now lets get started

Thrifting is the easiest cheapest way to help build up your wardrobe. I have been trying to do a bigger better post on this topic its one of my favorite things to do sense i will rarely spend over $30 on clothing for me i see no point when i can find the same thing or better thrifting.

Here in Canada we have many Goodwill & Value village ect prices also very depending on the store.

Some stuff you gotta keep in mind when it comes to getting anything from these types of stores the main one is to wash it for the most part its super easy so no worries just toss it in the washing machine if not hand wash it good & as a added bonus your helping out the environment by recycling clothing and other wonderful things.

Now here is one thing that would help make a list

here is mine you can use of course
Some new, lots old or vintage

-babydolls /peignoir

-nightie tops/ camisole

-sheer aprons

- cute dress's

-brooches

-cute skirts long or short

-necklaces/earrings soak or wipe down with rubbing alcohol

-sweaters/cardigan

-cute tshirts

-blouse/

-stuffed animals

-Toto's/ purse's

-jeans/ pj bottoms

-shoes rub down with rubbing alcohol and use lysol or put in th a ziplock bag and freeze them

Craft side also colors/patterns

-pastels, red , blue , black , white , off white or cream , dusty colors

-gingham. tiny flowers or cute prints

-lace, fabric, trimming, yarn, ribbon

-doll parts

-fake flowers

-scarfs

-bed sheets/pillow cases

-handkerchiefs

My list is kinda long but that is kinda expected especially when you remake stuff i do a lot of hand sewing also if you have a color printer you can buy plain skirts and get those iron on transfers paper and print out and iron on cute vintage images.