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Latest Thrifts

I'm mostly posting about my thrifts over on the crochet blog, but since I've been having a lot of good luck with thrifting at the online auction lately I thought I'd do a post here. My old walking Sketchers are starting to wear thin at the soles, so I found this pair of Women's Sketchers D'Lites Fresh Start.

This small lot of yarn included multiples in three colors, which I'm always on the lookout for these days. The fun thing is that almost all the yarn is in colors I need for one of my bucket list crochet projects.

I regularly search for miniature kits as gifts for a family member who loves them, and this one was an open box but contained everything needed to make the little house.

Stop by tomorrow to see what everything is worth, and how much I saved by thrifting them.

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