Showing posts with label freecycle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label freecycle. Show all posts

Saturday, 11 June 2011

A Great Big Pooh


Farm Baby loves yellow. It is without a doubt her favourite colour. As a result there is nothing that brings a smile to her face than Winnie the Pooh. So when Farm Guy saw on Freecycle that someone was giving away a 2 foot high Winnie the Pooh, he knew he had to get it for her. So last Monday he drove half an hour beyond our house on the way home from his work, into the middle of nowhere to claim said ted.  He loves his little girl!

This is Pooh after a trip through the washer and dryer. He is a definite hit and is now a permanent fixture during playtimes. Thanks again Freecycle!

Friday, 21 January 2011

Let's Hear it for Freebies!

You have to love freecycle! I just got me a mammoth amount of cross stitching stuff. A lady posted that she had three carrier bags full of cross stitching bits and pieces, threads, charts and loads of the freebies off the front of magazines. They were free to a good home so basically 'come and get 'em!'  I was expecting there to be a reasonable amount but Oh My Goodness! 


I have tried to fit it in in this photo but its a bit of a squeeze! There must be a good hundred little cross stitch kits and thread by the ton!  The rest is made up of books containing hundreds of charts, as well as other 'front of mag' freebies like chart magnifiers and thread cutters and frames... the list goes on!  My evenings are well and truly filled till 2033!

For those who aren't familiar with Freecycle it is a website that allows people to advertise the stuff they no longer want that other people might want.  The only real rule is that the stuff must be given away for free.  You can also post on the sites asking if anyone happens to have what you are looking for!  I have seen cars and caravans on there, they need some work, but if you have the time then there is a project for you!  I love it as it is a great way to get rid of what you don't want and know that it is still being useful somewhere else, not sitting rusting in a corner!