Wednesday, 13 February 2013

tea towel it











after not finding any tea towels for weeks, this changed and on Saturday i scored these lovely few (& a tablecloth that snuck in too). 50c-$1 each.
all just part of op-shopping i guess. nothing to add to the collection for weeks, sometimes even months then when you have almost given up, you'll find those treasured pieces on every shelf, in every op-shop.

planning a little op-shopping adventure for tomorrow to new and undiscovered shops.
there's coconut banana cake and another soda bread loaf for a picnic lunch too.
my other half sure knows the way to this op-shoppers heart.

12 comments:

  1. Love your tea towels Zara. Since following your blog I often look for t.towels now in op-shops, just for interest really because I am completely incapable of sewing with them! But, I very rarely see them. Oh and your picnic lunch sounds delicious, enjoy!

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  2. Top t.t. scores Zara. I think the Wagga Wagga one is my fave, although it's nice to see a Perth one up there. I'm still plodding along with mine, sometimes I hit the jackpot, other times it's slim pickings (and I've become more selective about those I bring home these days...)
    Love the big gold Iswich letters too.

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  3. Oh, Yes, those colourful tea towels are just so cheery, aren't they Zara. I can't wait to see what you discover tomorrow on your expedition to new Oppies. I can't imagine a better way to spend a day, two of my favourite pastimes .. picnics and Op shopping. Have fun! x

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  4. Oh they all look so fresh and bright, what a score. The rosellas are my have, my boy is a colourful bird lover and he has passed it onto me. mel x

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  5. Visiting from Coal Valley View: it's a beautiful space you have here! I'm interested to know if you have a project in mind for these beauties?

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  6. Look if ever I find some garish aussie tea towels in the op shop I'm sending them your way, I know you make use of the them in a far more suitable fashion than i ever would. I admire your fore thought at seeing beauties -dare I say it- in these uglies :)

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  7. I always find it a bit hit and miss when op shopping for things I collect.
    Nice finds with the tt's there Zara.
    x

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  8. ooh, what a stash. the wagga wagga one is my fave, just love those colours. great to have you linking up again at 'op-shop show-off', hope your having a grand weekend x

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  9. I scored some tea towels on the weekend as well...It might even make drying up more exciting :-)

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  10. Awesome. I have a 1974 on my thrifting wishlist. I see lots of lovely cushions in the future.

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  11. ooh i spy my hometown there too;)

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