Sentences with phrase «local consignment»

When my in - laws were visiting, my mother - in - law and I checked out a local consignment shop and I found a piece of furniture that's been on my wish list for a few weeks — a buffet.

One day I was in our local consignment store and this console hall table called my name: I tried to ignore it.

Many moons ago I bought this sturdy dresser at a local consignment store but did not have a plan of how to paint it.

We would also take our gently loved but no longer needed pieces to our local consignment shop and once they sold we would pocket the money.

I found Dixie Belle paint at a local consignment store.

I regularly checked craigslist and our local consignment and antique shops in hopes that something would turn up.

The coffee table was a wonderful find at a local consignment shop only 5 minutes from my house.

Of course, I perused Goodwill and local consignment stores for items.

Just Between Friends has created local consignment sales events in virtually every city that offer new parents a way to save money on big ticket items like clothing, furnishings, and strollers.

You could head down to your local consignment store to do both of those, but if you'd rather do it from the comfort of your own home, then this marketplace could be just the ticket.

Adorn the tables with batik or woven cloth from a Fair Trade vendor like World of Good, and invest in cloth napkins from a local consignment store (or borrow several dozen from friends).

If it's in good shape, add it to your own garage sale or try it at a local consignment store.

Anyway, my first choice is to take them to a local consignment or resale boutique.

I took quite a few things to a local consignment shop, sold a shirt on eBay, and donated some additional items to score a discount at a local boutique where I bought some Christmas gifts.

I go into a local consignment shop and they've got an ’09 viscose BR dress for $ 30!

At my local consignment store.

For anyone keeping score at home, this is my second thrifted Burberry coat, and my third Burberry piece overall if you count the black Sandrigham trench I snapped up at my local consignment store late last year.

I added a vintage 1950's necklace (sim) found in a local consignment shop, a vintage bracelet from Citizen Rosebud, and old peep - toe heels (sim).

If it doesn't work out, you can always head back to your local consignment store or put the items on Craigslist.

And even though my black and white campaign dresser that serves as the bar area wasn't as cheap as my bamboo mirror, it's my favorite buy because it was a challenge to find (we eventually came across it at a local consignment store) and also because Bramley worked very hard painting and refurbishing it.

I recently saw this same top at my local consignment store for $ 18.

Everything that you plan on keeping will be hung back up in the closet, everything that is going to be donated can be brought to your favorite local donation location and is still in decent shape, everything that will be sold can be brought to your local consignment store and is in excellent shape and is a desired brand, and then everything that is going to be thrown away is no longer in good shape (stained, torn, etc).

I wanted to get rid of a lot of clothes and donate them to Goodwill and sell what I could to a local consignment store.

I just picked up a cute pair of white skinny jeans at a local consignment shop.

We hit up a local consignment store where I stocked up on some pants for winter for Logan and got him a few toys too (including the little wagon above).

College is where I discovered this style because we had an amazing local consignment store.

Even if you're on a tight budget, if you're patient, you can find great designer jeans at off - price stores such as Marshalls and T.J. Maxx or even at your local consignment store.

Purchased at a local consignment shop, I've had them since last spring.

If you don't have any of these and are on a budget, consider shopping for these at your local consignment shops, thrift stores or on poshmark.com or thredup.com.

Easter is just a few weeks away, and I will need to make lots and lots of Easter cards and projects to sell at my Local Consignment Store, so you will be seeing lots of Easter posts in the weeks to come.

From local consignment stores with specifically chosen consigned pieces to polished online storefronts with practically new pieces for a fraction of the price.

I found Dixie Belle paint at a local consignment store.

My favorite sources to shop gently used luxury goods are eBay, Tradesy, The RealReal, Fashionphile, and I ALWAYS hit up local consignment shops when on vacation.

I had gone to NY with several outfits from my local consignment store Name Droppers.

You can also buy diapers that have been gently used or find them brand new at a local consignment shop.

As far as clothes, gear and toys are concerned I would recommend looking for a local consignment store.

Maybe even local consignment stores or yard sales.

By Rachel Hoeing It is time to start planning ahead to sell, volunteer, or shop at our local consignment sales in the Triad!

I think it might be time for me to go to my own local consignment shop.

You can also check at your local consignment shop or craigslist.

For example, a gently used stroller can often be found at a local consignment shop for less than $ 50.

I'm wearing them with teal tights, a fair isle vest I got at a local consignment store, one of my favorite XCVI tops that is way too big for me now and one of my favorite pair of platform boots in my closet — the Kork - Ease Avis.

Not exact matches

We are also living the age of local BTS (Buy Trade Sell) groups on sites like Facebook or awesome consignment sites like ThredUp.

You can find many used items at local yard sales, thrift shops, and consignment stores, as well as online.

I love to shop thrift but I'm too lazy to dig for it at the local non-profit thrift store, so I have a consignment store where all the organization and sorting has been done for you!

I have been making runs to consignment stores, selling through a local Facebook resale page, participating in large consignment sales... and giving a bunch of it away.

For those of you who are not familiar with JBF Fort Worth — Just Between Friends is a large network of children's consignment sales — with my local Just Between Friends being in Fort Worth.

Between her handing down maternity clothes that she no longer fits in (she shopped at local thrift / consignment stores), clothing swaps thrown by other friends, and the way my bump has developed the only maternity wear I've had to spend money on has been a couple of belly bands and some pretty nursing bras.

Craigslist, consignment shops, and local yard sale groups on Facebook are all great ways to take items off someone else's hands.

Consider buying used at consignment shops (our favorite local place is Bluebird Exchange), or online.