Whilst out thrift shopping on a sunny Friday I came across lots of lovely little home ware pieces that I loved!
I thought i'd share these little gems with you and hopefully it will inspire you to look out for nice home wares in Charity shops and the High street!
There is nothing wrong with being cheap! It means more money for FOOD!
I saw a four set of these little soup bowls and dishes and they scream 60's/70's Hotpot!I thought they were thoroughly sweet and bright!
I also see nothing wrong with buying plates/cups etc from Charity Shops, as long as you give them a bloody good clean you're saving £££ in the long run!
Retro Soup Bowl & Saucer
75p Per set
St.Francis Hospice
I saw this and couldn't contain my nerd squeals, someone lend me £100.
A Mint condition Atari with a selection of games available to buy including Frogger and Pac Man! I think I can speak for everyone when I say asdfghjkl.
Atari Video Computer System
£100
St.Francis Hospice
This next item, by far excited me the most. A Manual Singer Sewing machine from the 1930/40's. Bewildered by the £10 price tag I asked about it to the two adorable ladies working there, and much to my happiness it was £10 indeed!
Safe to say I snapped it up immediately and hauled my Brother out to help me collect it! It's cast iron and bloody heavy!
Once I got it home my dad looked it over and it all seems in working order, I'm going to move a sturdy coffee table into my room and set it up there and sew for England!
Cast Iron Singer Sewing Machine
£10
Help4Heroes
Moving over from Charity Shops to High Street shops I'll start off with this adorable little pillow I spotted in Primark!
If it wasn't so overpriced (in my eyes anyway) I would of snapped it up!
I love the ditsy floral detail and the Vintage Bicycle motif!
Ditsy Bicycle Cushion
£5
Primark
And now onto some books i'm currently pining over! Both are from the works and if they have an online listing i'll link it for you!
The first is a Simple Pattern Book, by Orla Kiely. It's filled with lots of 50's and 60's inspired patterns, all of them very colorful and fun! J'adore!
Pattern By Orla Kiely
£4.99
The second and last thing was this book by Liberty! The Liberty Book of Simple sewing features simple ideas to make around the home including Tote bags and pretty aprons!
It's adorned with many a Liberty fabric pattern too,such a pretty book!
The Liberty Book of Simple Sewing
£6.99
That's all folks! Hope you're having a lovely weekend of slightly chilly sun!
Ciao
xxx
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