Likkle girl - that’s exactly what happened to me! I couldn’t work out how people were getting in bids with two seconds to go and pipping me at the post! Then a wee birdy told me about sniping and I haven’t looked back. xx
Your dress looks just fabulous, and oh-so Audrey-chic! Love the black-on-white organza, too! Your Aunt Kathy is one very talented lady. Love that you’re ‘repaying’ her by making her an Etsy shop. Make sure you post the link when it’s finally up! xx
Hi All - thanks for all your superb comments!
Lauren - nice win on eBay, well done. Your dress sounds just divine.
Fiona - thanks for the tip - I’ve been checking out Etsy and am working on a post featuring my top wedding dress picks.
Naomi - well done, Monsoon is another brilliant high-street source for evening and occasion wear.
Julietdh- absolutely love the idea of an Oxfam wedding dress. How truly clever and thrifty!
Jenbug - sounds like you’re on the right track - let us know how you go - and check out my top Etsy picks (coming soon!)
Fabhat - what an appalling experience, thanks for sharing with us!
Exactly - although I should have stated that first and foremost Princi is a bakery - and a bloody good one at that. Also good for take-away snacks like quality (not cardboard) croissants! xx
Hi Jinnie,
Why, yes, we do have some recommendations for foodie-approved lunch on a budget in London. I’ll post them this week - as long as it will be in time for your trip?
I’m also planning a day trip to Paris next week and looking for some extremely thrifty lunch ideas. It’s for my challenge and I have basically no budget. All ideas gratefully received! xx
Agreed. Bad idea to scrimp on hair cuts. I’ve actually also had a ‘good’ budget hair cut as well, but it’s all too hit and miss for my liking. Better orf saving up - just wish the good hairdressers in London weren’t so exxy. xx
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Isaac - thank you for your very kind (and hilarious) comment on my completely humble effort. But they’re actually *deers*, you know! xx
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Claire - after it’s dried from the tea dye, dunk it in a bowl of water with some salt in it. No idea how much - that’s just what I heard.
Beads - yes, Gok is good but I do think he overdoes it with the customisation and accessorising at times!
I’m well impressed with your repair and alteration efforts! A bloke who can sew rates highly in my book!
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Great tips, British Beauty Blogger! We’ll have to try that out next time we’re off a-samplin’. xx
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Likkle girl - that’s exactly what happened to me! I couldn’t work out how people were getting in bids with two seconds to go and pipping me at the post! Then a wee birdy told me about sniping and I haven’t looked back. xx
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Your dress looks just fabulous, and oh-so Audrey-chic! Love the black-on-white organza, too! Your Aunt Kathy is one very talented lady. Love that you’re ‘repaying’ her by making her an Etsy shop. Make sure you post the link when it’s finally up! xx
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Such a lovely, romantic story. Can’t wait to see how your DIY wedding unfolds, BridalMoola! Sounds like you’re off to an excellent start! xx
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Hi All - thanks for all your superb comments!
Lauren - nice win on eBay, well done. Your dress sounds just divine.
Fiona - thanks for the tip - I’ve been checking out Etsy and am working on a post featuring my top wedding dress picks.
Naomi - well done, Monsoon is another brilliant high-street source for evening and occasion wear.
Julietdh- absolutely love the idea of an Oxfam wedding dress. How truly clever and thrifty!
Jenbug - sounds like you’re on the right track - let us know how you go - and check out my top Etsy picks (coming soon!)
Fabhat - what an appalling experience, thanks for sharing with us!
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Thanks Ovado - some brilliant tips there. xx
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Exactly - although I should have stated that first and foremost Princi is a bakery - and a bloody good one at that. Also good for take-away snacks like quality (not cardboard) croissants! xx
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Hi Jinnie,
Why, yes, we do have some recommendations for foodie-approved lunch on a budget in London. I’ll post them this week - as long as it will be in time for your trip?
I’m also planning a day trip to Paris next week and looking for some extremely thrifty lunch ideas. It’s for my challenge and I have basically no budget. All ideas gratefully received! xx
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Danielle - love your sewing fabric on card idea. Do show us any pics of your creations.
Likkle girl - yes! Happy Families - perfect! Swooon! xx
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That’s a genius idea - never thought of that. If you post any of your creations we’ll put ‘em up here with a big fat link! xx
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Yep - v. ouchie but the 7 quid samples are v. good! xx
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Agreed. Bad idea to scrimp on hair cuts. I’ve actually also had a ‘good’ budget hair cut as well, but it’s all too hit and miss for my liking. Better orf saving up - just wish the good hairdressers in London weren’t so exxy. xx
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Likkle girl - nice budget idea! any pics? xx
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Likkle girl - oh yes, great idea. xx