Monday, September 27, 2010
Thursday, September 23, 2010
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
Alllll We Are Saying......Is Give Goooodwilllll A Chance...

I love the idea that you can buy a maxi dress from Goodwill, put a t-shirt with it, add a piece of leather for a headband, put a wildflower in your hair, and you have the most adorable iconic look for Halloween (or anytime). Love Child, Hippie Chic, 70's girl. You can call it what you like, I call it adorable, fashionable, frugal and FUN!
Friday, September 17, 2010
Halloween at the G-Dub Part 4
Pair this outfit with cowboy boots for a casual look or dress shoes for services!
(Laura probably didn't wear pink flip flops but the grass was sharp!
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
Halloween at the G-Dub Part 3
Or "Horse-Riding Girl" works too! We are lucky to have such amazing items to choose from at our local Goodwill stores here. I picked up the Dressage helmet at the store on Belleview, but the store in Parker is horse-heaven. The Parker store had a helmet as well as numerous horse and rodeo related items.
We walked over to a barn near our house and shot away!
We left the tags on so that you could see the ENTIRE outfit is from G-Dub.
Black Blouse with bow $4.99
Harlequin Sweater $3.99
Helmet $5.99
(you could spray paint a bike helmet or cover a bike helmet in velvet)
Black pants $4.99
(you could use black softball/baseball pants or sweats even.)
I found these custom made cowboy boots at the store on Parker and Belleview. They didn't have a size listed, but they were most likely a size 7.
$12.99 (the splurge)
(too small for the model! ouch!)
We put this costume together entirely of Goodwill items, but you could always cut costs by adding things from your own closet.
I love that she looks adorable, she is modestly dressed, and that she could use any of the items later!
Goodwill Halloween Costumes work for me!

Sunday, September 12, 2010
Halloween costumes that won't scare you! Part 1
I had something a little different in mind than the pre-made variety. Keeping in mind that schools have a "no gore" policy, and we are keeping the little girls covered up, I came up with some appropriate costumes with a little money and a bit of imagination.
I say Sally Draper, but you can call her "1950's Girl".Every Goodwill has a large section of scrubs for you to choose from. Prices range from $3.99 to $6.99
Princess Leah with the fabulous cinnamon roll buns on her head!Costume from Goodwill on Belleview ($4.99)
(I think this is an "angel" or "queen" costume that we added suede boots and cool cinnamon roll buns that were twisted by me.)
With a little imagination and some good searching skills you can put together a modest, fun and apropriate costume for your little girl or boy!
Shop Goodwill first and see what you can put together. Come back for more costumes every day this week!


