Still Giving Thanks

I had a great Thanksgiving weekend, and I hope you did as well. I worked very hard, shopped even harder, but more importantly, was constantly reminded of how lucky I am to have wonderful family, a good job, and a hobby that I looooove!

In the spirit of giving thanks for all the good things in my life, the free shipping code THANKSGIVING is still in effect this week! Enjoy!

Thanks!

Friday Night Code

Friday night means it's time for a new code!

The holiday shopping season is here, so I'm really letting it all hang out this week (the savings, not me!) Right now you can stack this free shipping code with the 20% off sale already going on at Schone Vintage! Not too shabby, right?

THANKSGIVING

Head on over to Schone Vintage on Etsy to get shopping.

Jello Mold of the Week

Housewife Style

I happened to pick up the Wall Street Journal weekend edition at work yesterday and was tickled by this story in the Off Duty section. Hmmm...1950s housewife style making a comeback? Yes, please!

They had a few cute ideas for dressing like a '50s lady on a budget. Of course, there's no better way to replicate 1950s style on a budget then thrifting and second-hand stores.

Check out the story here.

Friday Code!

It's Friday! Time for a new code.

Click here to see active codes.

Head on over to Schone Vintage on Etsy to save 15%

Jello Mold of the Week

If there's one enduring image of mid-century cuisine, it would have to be the Jello mold. To do my part in preserving the memory one of the most perplexing food concepts ever concocted, I'm presenting a new feature: Jello Mold of the Week.

I won't be telling you how to make these disgust...er...delectable treats for yourself. This isn't a cooking blog, darn it. Of course, these hardly count as cooking. Nevertheless, I figure the pictures speak for themselves.

Enjoy!

Writer's Weekend

This weekend I wrote a couple of how-to articles. Check 'em out:

The Art of Navigating Thrift Store Fashion

How to Determine the Era of Vintage Clothes

I wrote them with the novice thrifter in mind. I know I had a hard time finding the "good" stuff when I first started thrifting, and I really wished I'd known a few of these tips then!