Now I don't really thrift much in the way of clothes (well nothing worth showing off here anyway), but a recent trip to Blayney and the discovery of the sweet little Anglican Op-shop there, choc a block full of loveliness revealed one piece of apparel I thought worthy of a blog post.
And here it is...
the sweetest woollen jumper I've seen in a long while. The scene depicted is very fitting too, as the picturesque drive to the township of Blayney reveals many a hilly paddock dotted with sheep, and fences lined with pine windbreaks against the grey Autumn sky.
And as the temps drop significantly here, with just last week the thermometer displaying -4C on the drive to work, I can see this jumper getting a fair bit of wear over the coming months as the weather only gets cooler. And for a grand total of $2 I'm sure I'll get my monies worth.
It's freaking adorable! What a score. I definitely could not handle those temps but that jumper would make it bearable. xx
ReplyDeleteCute,Nice find!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful jumper Zara
ReplyDeleteVery cute and snug looking. We have just started to get cold but not the really crisp negatives like you. Nice to see you on there too!
ReplyDelete"Ewe" sure did find a cute sweater and it looks very nice on you. Sorry about the pun..
ReplyDeletesuper cute jumper!!
ReplyDeleteLove it!! I so can't wear those jumpers and look as cute as you, totally jealous :)
ReplyDeleteWhat woolly loveliness, a multi-purpose find - on those cold days it is a cute jumper to keep you warm, and on those nights you can't get to sleep, you can count those little sheep!
ReplyDeleteTHAT'S WHAT I'M TALKIN' ABOUT! yes, i am yelling, it's fabulous! xx
ReplyDelete'oh, tute!'was the comment you got from my almost 3 year old. I agree, very cute.
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