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Thrifted Summer Outfit: Yellow Linen Pants

July 6, 2018

 

Thrifted yellow linen pants for summer from the Salvation Army Thrift StoreThis summer I wanted to add some colour and fun into my wardrobe!  I headed to the Salvation Army Thrift Store to find some thrifted pieces to incorporate into my wardrobe!  I was lucky enough to find these 100% vintage yellow pants for only $8.99!  Now that’s a wardrobe refresh on a budget.

Marc Jacobs sunglasses with a thrifted straw hatI know refreshing your wardrobe can feel overwhelming, but let’s look at 3 simple steps on how you can achieve it with ease.

  • First look at your current wardrobe, are there items in there you haven’t taken off the hanger for the past two summers…be honest!  We all do it.  Maybe you found a great deal on a shirt or you love the colour of a dress but it doesn’t fit properly.  Get rid of them!  They are not making you feel good about your wardrobe.  Remember to donate all items to the Salvation Army Thrift Store as you will receive a coupon for $10 off your next $25 purchase!
  • Next make a dream list of items you would love to add to your wardrobe.  Do you want a killer maxi dress or a pair of linen shorts.  Whatever the items you are coveting on your Pinterest board, make sure to write them down.  This always helps me stay on track and not purchase items that don’t work or fit with my current wardrobe.
  • Organize your wardrobe so it’s easy to get ready!  If you have items mixed up I think it can be difficult to quickly decide what to wear.  I organize my wardrobe by item/colour. From the right I start with dresses, tank tops, short sleeve shirts and pants.  Each section is organized from light to dark.  I started doing this a few years ago. Organizing made me love my wardrobe and really be able to see the pieces I currently have.

Love your wardrobe, 3 tips to refresh your wardrobeMy wardrobe feels so light since I donated some items and thrifted a few new pieces from the Salvation Army Thrift Store. Every time I am getting ready I am so excited to put outfits together, but I was previously frustrated!  I cannot wait to style these 100% linen pants this summer.

Thrifted straw hat and linen pants from the Salvation Army Thrift StoreOk let’s break down the cost, this is my favorite part because it shows that outfits on a budget are possible!

Yellow Linen Pants: $8.99 (Salvation Army Thrift Store), White T-Shirt: $6.99 (H&M), Marc Jacobs Sunglasses: $49.99 (Winners), b.o.c Sandals: $6.99 (Salvation Army Thrift Store), Straw Hat: $4.99 (Salvation Army Thrift Store) Rope Belt: $2.50 (A Plentiful Life DIY)

TOTAL COST: $80.45

DIY rope belt with thrifted linen pantsThis DIY Rope Belt is a really easy DIY and one you could make this weekend!  The rope belt pairs nicely with a pair of high waisted pants or a dress that needs a more defined waist.  I like the nautical feel it adds to the outfit.  What do you think?

Thrifted accessories: straw hat and sandalsIf you are still unsure about thrift shopping I would suggest starting small with some accessories.  Do you need a new summer hat or a pair of sandals?  I thrifted the straw hat and the sandals from the Salvation Army Thrift Store and both items were practically brand new.  A lot of times people purchase items they do not wear or they bought the wrong size.  Those items most likely end up at the thrift store!  Have you thrifted any summer accessories?  Let me know what you’ve found in the comments below.

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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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Have you ever been shopping at your local Salvatio Have you ever been shopping at your local Salvation Army thrift store and looked up? There is so much to discover in the aisles above the racks. Everything you need for a fun and connected long weekend with the family. 

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.

#aplentifullifethrifted #thriftstorefinds #thrifted #salvationarmythriftstore #thriftedgames #thriftedpuzzles #thriftkids #thriftkiddies
Last one, I swear! 🤭 Swipe to see the inside o Last one, I swear! 🤭

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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THREE! 🦄 🎉 🌈 I had a lot of fun with thi THREE! 🦄 🎉 🌈

I had a lot of fun with this one! Do you think I accomplished this on a budget? You bet I did! The only thing about being on a budget is that it can be a bit more labour intensive. 

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

Now that might not be the cheapest decor but when balloon garlands sell for hundreds of dollars, I think that's a pretty good budget
Yup, I'm that mom. 🫣😂 My kids will be embar Yup, I'm that mom. 🫣😂

My kids will be embarrassed by my enthusiasm one day, but until then, I'm bringing it full force. A few friends sent me photos, and I looked like this in most of them.
TWO! I thought we'd have a big party to FINALLY ce TWO! I thought we'd have a big party to FINALLY celebrate our girls last year but then another lockdown. We had a few family members, and it was nice, but I still went all out! 

Super affordable decor: cookie cutters, $1.99 plants, and butterflies (I think this was a set of 50 for not that much). I also bought secondhand butterfly wings for the kids to wear. 

The cookie cutter adds a level of fun to the food and a bit of themed decor to the table. Butterflies were easy to add throughout our house. Plants ended up outside on our front stoop afterward. 

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.

I was so happy to find this heavy cheese plate with dome. It would keep all my bath supplies safe from small children. Then I fell in love with this terracotta pot for my Epsom salts, along with a porcelain spoon, simple candle, and small glass vessel for the matches.

The matches I found at the dollar store, they were long bbq matches, so I cut them to size and taped the striker onto the bottom. I love how it turned out, and I was able to use this secondhand glass jar in a new way!

Don't worry, the kids' toys are still there, I thrifted a small little basket to keep everything contained and in ONE corner.

#aplentifullifethrifted #thriftstorefinds #thrifted #thriftedbath #relaxingbath #momtime #selfcare #budgethome #affordabledecor
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