Thrifty Thursday #64

     I have to admit. This week's haul could be considered a little dull. There's no pretty plates, no old board games, and, surprisingly, no old books. I have to say that some weeks are just like that.
     I'm not complaining, though. Everything I bought I have a use for.

 

This expandable file cost me $.75.

Now I'm sure it would make a great scrapbook or coupon organizer.

But the minute I spotted it, I knew it would come in handy for the financial class my hubby and I are taking. We're enrolled in the Financial Peace University with Dave Ramsey. It's a great class- we're learning a lot. Part of the course entails keeping money for different categories in envelopes. I thought this would be perfect for that!

 

Got this pack of index tabs for a quarter. They will be used in scrapbooking. I love that they're clear so I can use them with any color paper, and I can personalize the labels.

Keep this in mind all you scrapbookers!

 

Couldn't pass up a new roll of floral tape for a quarter.

Even with a coupon, I'd pay more than that for a new roll at Michaels or Hobby Lobby.

You can go here to see a project I made using floral tape.

 

Yep, those are house numbers you're looking at. Got them for twenty five cents each. Now I know you're probably thinking what in the heck is she going to do with those?

Well, I think they'd be cute on the cover of a mini album. The #4 will be good for a family album for a family of four. 

Not for sure what I'll do with the #1s. I'll come up with something though . . . maybe #1 team for a sports themed book . . . hmmm.

 

The last item I bought is this brand new compass for fifty cents. We didn't have one of these, and one the boys needed one recently. I do always love a bargain!

 

That's it. Not an earth-shattering haul, but not too shabby either!

 

Thanks for stopping by and God bless.

 

Choose for yourselves this day whom you will serve. . .

As for me and my house, we will serve the Lord.

Joshua 24:15

 

 This post is linked to Junkin' Joe and Tatertots and Jello.