Saturday, March 20, 2010

Haberdashery

Phew , what a busy week. Today I had to get in supplies as I hadn't got there during the week , so while heading towatds the city I thought I would pop in and get some cotton ribbon ( tape ) and some tiny buttons for what I am working on. I had checked out what I had in the cupboard and it wasn't quite what I wanted so decided to buy . After searching the extensive rows of ribbons I choose a few I thought would work then decided to get some of those very, very tiny buttons for eyes.
 I should have asked how much they were I guess but was gobsmacked to discover when I got home and read the docket that I had paid 60 cents each for those little buttons. Gosh! I probably could have come up with a cheaper option. Hope they look good where I use them. ( is that the normal price....or did I get ripped off ? )
The rest of the day is to be spent catching up with correspondence and maybe some sewing. Also watering if none of the clouds bring us rain...it's getting so dry!

8 comments:

  1. Woo, 60 cents! Seems the smaller the button, the larger the price. Pretty ribbons....I look forward to seeing what they are for.

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  2. Sweet ribbons! Buttons are pretty expensive here too if you buy them individually.

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  3. That seems a little high for buttons. I wonder what you are making...

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  4. Yep, that does seem high depends where you bought them of course.
    If it was a quilt shop..expect to pay through the nose...
    Ribboms are neat colours as well.

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  5. Olá, amiga!
    Voltei para mais uma visitinha...
    Seu cantinho está lindo, criativo e acolhedor...
    Um ótimo fim de semana!
    Beijinhos.
    Itabira - Brasil

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  6. Yes that does seem exspensive but they have got quite exspensive, the price of buttons is ever increasing xxx

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  7. Regular price if compared to price here in Iceland! Didn´t the storm reach you?

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  8. I think the buttons seem a little on the pricey side. I comb garage sales for such items.

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