I got this man size Harris Tweed wool jacket. I know that you don't get that much wool from a jacket but I just had to have it.
Then I got this other man wool jacket . I love the texture of it so I had to have it too. Both jackets have been washed and dried and are ready to take apart.
By now you know that I'm a basket case for baskets so I had to have this cute little thing. It has a wooden bottom as well as inside the cover, and I love the cute latch on it. It will soon be filled with wool or something related to rug hooking.
I found this wool blanket with the right weight for $5.99 and took it home, it has been washed and dried too.
I found this floor lamp for $6.99 but it needs a shade. I won't have to move my other floor lamp around anymore for hooking or quilting.
I couldn't resist this large piece of new Christmas fabric. It a heavy tight weaved cotton with gold metallic for a mere $2.99. I'm not sure what I'll make with this. Maybe some place mats or table runners.
This large piece of heavy fabric feels like jean material and I thought that it would make some awesome aprons. I couldnt just leave it there could I? All I need now is time to sew, right...
Since I've been collecting bunnies I thought that I would give them a nice home. That bunny dish had a price label of $10.00 and I got it for $1.99, the bunny bank was $2.99 and the mimi bunnies were $.69 each.
I know that Halloween is still 5 months away but I fell in love with this cute sign. It was well made and I like the handle. It was a bit pricey at $5.99 but what the heck. I took it anyway.
And for the kid in me, I got this little sturdy $.69 basket to pick a few things from the garden. It's 10 inches long by 7 1/2 wide and 6 inches deep. The handle is collapsable for storage. Perfect for me.
And all that shopping took me less than 15 minutes. The place was packed so I guess that everyone was shopping too because it was raining.
Now it's back to the garden since the sun is out. Thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment. Have a great week everyone.
