Sunday, 11 September 2011

Thrifting Roundup

These 2 Fowlers jars for 50c each. Perfect for storing my growing collection of thread spools and paper stamp cutters.


With the weather warming the vegie patch is calling, so I've been rereading a few of these..all thrifted over the past year or so. I can highly recommend all of these books for those wanting to get into vegie growing and permaculture.

And last night Lassagne was one the menu and I got to put this Corningware dish into action, definitely worth the $4 I paid for it.

And made all the more delicious served on thrifted Johnson plates.
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13 comments:

  1. Vintage Sweetheart4:07 pm, September 11, 2011

    The jars look great filled up. That lasagna looks delicious!

    E :)

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  2. Lea7:15 pm, September 11, 2011

    I have some of my Ma's corningware..$4 is a bargain and your lasagne looks delicious too.

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  3. zigsma9:47 pm, September 11, 2011

    That lasagne looks delish. As does your dish.

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  4. lost property vintage12:52 am, September 12, 2011

    Lovely colours for the plates - they look great together.

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  5. Anonymous7:15 am, September 12, 2011

    The jars are great and I love those plates.

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  6. sue8:08 am, September 12, 2011

    Great to see your finds in use! I have all those books - great stuff - especially love the Esther Dean one - my ManBeast is a massive Bill Mollison fan. The lasagne looks yum btw!

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  7. Jem 9:35 am, September 12, 2011

    Those jars are fabulous and I'm so keen on your lasagne too - looks yummy!

    Jem xXx

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  8. The Joyful Thrifter1:28 pm, September 12, 2011

    lovely finds!

    Smiles,
    The Joyful thrifter

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  9. Michelle5:56 pm, September 12, 2011

    I love the jars and those plates are a fave too! Lasagne yuuuuuuuuuummmmmmmmmmmm :-)

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  10. Kylie10:28 pm, September 12, 2011

    I love your Corningware dish Zara and those pretty Johnson bros plates too.

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  11. Lauren Hairston2:26 am, September 13, 2011

    Your lasagne is making me hungry! I need to do some reading up on gardening--I am still very much an amateur.

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  12. tea with lucy11:12 pm, September 13, 2011

    great finds. all of them. i always pick up jars like that - you can never have too many!

    rachel

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  13. Anonymous1:09 pm, September 17, 2011

    I love all your opshop finds. I've only got one of the Johnson plates but I love it. 50c from a church sale.

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