Last week, Mom and I were meeting up for lunch. She was running a bit late, so I popped into a local thrift store and…
I found just the cutest Hello Kitty bag for just $3. I had exactly $3 in my change purse, so it was obviously meant to be.
I thought it would be just perfect for a large project bag, so it’s now holding the hibernating Empire Line cardigan. It will keep it safe and clean until I can get back to it.
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I love Hello Kitty.
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How fun for you!
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I am not a HK fan, but that is perfect for your project. And, you can’t beat getting it for $3!!
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SCORE!!!!
Hello Kitty for the win!
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Color me green with envy at your score! Too cute!
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Looks like a nice project bag. Hello Kitty was introduced in Japan when I was there in 1979-80. Since then, she has gained popularity In the US.
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What an awesome project bag!!!
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I never check Thrift Shops but see so many people score awesome yarn and fabric there. Must find the local ones.
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Mom has gotten some amazing fabric scores at her local thrift store. The last one was 8 yards of a beatiful golden brown floral for $2. Perfect for quilt backing!
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