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A Budget Friendly Holiday Outfit for Under $100

December 8, 2017

I’ve been searching for a nice holiday shirt I can dress up or wear to a casual party. I totally lucked out with this green Jacob bow t-shirt from the Salvation Army Thrift Store. The shirt looks great with a pair of jeans or heals and a skirt.

I wanted to show a great outfit that could work for a day to night look. I also found this faux leather skirt at the Salvation Army Thrift Store and have loved incorporating it into my fall wardrobe. This skirt looks great with a sweater or a blouse and is so comfortable.

During work I wore this outfit with my favorite wool sweater jacket, giving it more of a classic look and then in the evening wore a leather jacket for a more chic look.

Let’s break it down this fun holiday outfit.

Jacobs T-shirt: $4.99 (Salvation Army Thrift Store), Forever 21 Skirt: $5.99 (Salvation Army Thrift Store), Boots: $70 (Winners), Purse: $20 (Winners), Costume Necklace: $6 (Joe Fresh)

TOTAL: $100.98

I know I talk about living your best life on a budget and post all of my amazing thrift store finds from the Salvation Army Thrift Store but sometimes there are investment pieces. Occasionally I’m lucky enough to find these at the thrift store but if I’m not I need to look elsewhere. $70 boots might not be budget for some, but when I bought these I looked at them as an investment. They had a good sole, nice leather boot and I knew they would last. I’ve had these for over two years now and they still look new.

All the money I save shopping at the Salvation Army Thrift Store allows me to save for more expensive pieces like boots or jackets. What’s a great holiday find you discovered at the Salvation Army Thrift Store?

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5 Years.

1. Our wedding dance. A random, simple picture I saw on my computer. I feel like it could be a regular Tuesday night in the kitchen with Mark saying something funny and me laughing. Add in two toddlers, probably screaming for a group cuddle, just out of frame.

2. Second Date, 9 years ago.

3. DIY photobooth photos. I love these photos. We look at them every year. I always roll my eyes where I can see the night takes a turn and the backdrop is halfway ripped down, but it cost $40, sooooo...worth it. 

4. Evie, Poppy, and Mama. The photobooth was supposed to be an early surprise for our anniversary as the 5th year is wood. It's an old-school wooden photobooth that happens to be set up in North Van right now, but Mark got really sick. Instead, we did a girl date, had croissants, bubbly water, photobooth photos, and a craft session. 
 
I'm posting this early because I'm signing off social media for a bit. Life with two 3 year olds is full and takes a lot of energy. Marks business is thriving, and I need to be able to support in any way I can. Plus, if I have an extra 10 minutes, I probably should be doing some self care, not scrolling on my phone. 

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Games, puzzles, colouring, and more! I was excited to find a floor puzzle and a few games for our younger kids. All 3 games and the puzzle only cost $12! A great investment and definitely something that will get good use in our house for many years. 

Any plans for the long weekend? Going out of town or staying home, I would definitely suggest a quick stop at your local Salvation Army thrift store to discover all of the wonderful items to keep your family entertained all weekend long.

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Swipe to see the inside of the rainbow cupcakes. Honestly, so easy, and they look great! Next time, I might reverse it and make rainbow icing and plain cupcakes, a bigger wow factor. BUT three year olds LOVE sprinkles, so this worked.

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I used cookie cutters again, which makes for easy prep. I cut out all of the sandwich pieces in advance and froze the rice krispies oncee they were made. The rainbow cupcakes I baked in advance and froze, so it was easy to take them out and ice the day of the party.

As for the decor, from the dollar store: 3 bags of balloons, 10 streamer rolls, and 2 unicorn felt banners. Plus leftover string, tape and a Happy Birthday kit, which included the foil balloons and rainbow balloons. Total: $32.50

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PS I won the balloon garland! That would be a big party splurge.
The kids have taken over the bath! I wanted to fin The kids have taken over the bath! I wanted to find a nice storage solution for my bath essentials that didn't take up a lot of room. To find what I needed, I headed to the kitchen section of my local Salvation Army thrift store. You might not think the kitchen area is where you'd find bath supplies, but I was looking for something different.

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