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Thrifty Thursday Link Party #27

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Welcome back to the Thrifty Thursday link party! This party continues to grow each week and we love seeing all the new things you link up. Be sure to spread the word about the party because more links = more exposure for everyone.

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Take a look at some of the most popular projects from last week’s party:

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1. 15 Must Have Items for Your Winter Auto Kit
2. Ways to Stop Living Paycheck to Paycheck
3. Double Peppermint Oreo Bark
4. 10 Unique Ways to Earn Extra Cash
5. Slow Cooker Chicken Teriyaki 

Now, let’s get on with the party! Link up below and then be sure to grab a button to spread the news about this great, new link party. We definitely want to see this party grow and grow!

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1) Link up your recipes, crafts, DIY projects, thrifty tips, etc using the tool below. Please DO NOT link up Etsy shops, deals, coupons, giveaways or anything else you are selling. This party is for creative/informative posts only.
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4) Please leave a comment on the post after linking.

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  4. […]   It can be hard to afford clothing, especially when you’re on a tight budget. Although, I don’t purchase many new clothes for myself, I still have to purchase clothes for my growing boys. These are just a few of the ways that I stretch our clothing budget.    thredUP – I love this site for myself and my boys. This is an online consignment site where you can send your gently used clothes in for credit to purchase new-to-you items. An added bonus to this site is that when you refer your friends, they get $10 off their first purchase and you get a $10 credit when they make their first purchase! This is one of the ways I afford my name brand pieces of clothing. If you want $10 off your purchase, you can click here to use my referral link.     Zulily – This is another site that I just love. I purchased my trunk organizer for sorting and storing my kids items in my car from here for a great deal. Not to mention that recently, I cashed in some of my credit with Zulily to score some amazing discounts on The Honest Company’s products. How this site works is they hold events (typically lasting 2 or 3 days) where you can purchase items for steep discounts. This is another site where you can refer friends to receive credits to use towards your purchases. Click here to view the current events on Zulily.    Plato’s Closet – This store has been one of my long time favorites for buying name brand clothing for really cheap. One of my favorite dresses that I love to wear on Easter Sunday is an Ann Taylor dress originally $75 that I paid only $12 for. The dress was and still is in great condition. You can sell your gently used clothes to Plato’s Closet as well, but they typically only take name brand items and the items must be in great condition with very little to no flaws. Click here to find a location near you or for more details on how it works.    Swagbucks – I know I mention Swagbucks a lot but I use them a lot to stretch our budget. I’m currently storing up my Swagbucks to go on a shopping spree for my hubs. His birthday is coming up and he desperately needs some new clothes! I redeem my Swagbucks for gift cards to places like Amazon, Target, Walmart and Paypal. My strategy is to have the items that I want to purchase already picked out before I cash out of Swagbucks. (**It’s important to note that it can take up to 10 business days to receive your gift cards. Just FYI.) Click to get started with Swagbucks.    eBay – Believe it or not, I’ve actually purchased new and used clothes from eBay. Any time I make a purchase from eBay, I always check the seller rating. I even read the reviews on the seller to make sure that the seller is legit and read any negative feedback. I also always check the return policy. Many eBay sellers will allow you to return your clothes within a specific time frame but some will not (typically, this is the case with used clothing).    Cents of Style – I love this online boutique! They have amazingly beautiful accessories and an awesome Friday deal promotion every Friday! Through their Fashion Friday Sale I’ve been able to score some amazing deals on scarves and other accessories for me and for gifts. You can visit Cents of Style here & be sure to watch for their Friday Deals!    Goodwill/Thrift Stores – And last but certainly not least, I stretch our clothing budget by shopping at Goodwill or thrift stores. Back when my hubs was working construction I would go and buy a ton of his work clothes there because they were just going to get ruined anyway. A vast majority of my children’s clothes come from here as well since they aren’t in them very long before they grow out of them. Just make sure to check for any stains, tears, or other issues with the clothing before purchasing. You typically can not return any items bought at these stores.    What are some ways that you’ve been able to stretch your clothing budget?      Linked Up To: The Thrifty Couple […]

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