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@Faye Lougher I'm ex advertising industry many years ago ...and really enjoy it ...but I can see how many people would be worried about aspects of the creativity for sure ❤️
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@Julianne Anderson oh I missed this comment - funnily enough I spent a couple of hours with my sister today who's a glass artist playing with some of her photos for her website. I put her glass hung on a wall with lights as if it was a magazine shoot and some of the shots were incredible....I doubt she'd want to use ai creatively for her glass but to show people how it might look in certain places in a house or business as a sales tool...just amazing
Thrifters always think we can fix anything 😂
Bought it because “it just needs a little work.” Now it’s been sitting untouched for 6 months. What thrift project are you still pretending you’ll finish?
Thrifters always think we can fix anything 😂
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@Julianne Anderson I mean you can rewire a lamp you just can't do it to resell it, secondhand electrical has to be tagged here and in Australia too I think
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@Julianne Anderson I mean its safer probably but honestly I think a lot gets dumped because of this 😳
The Great Canberra Op Shop Guide
I'm starting to compile Op Shop recommendations for Canberra, Australia from members - please add your local favourites below ⬇️
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🌍 Become a Thrift Ambassador
Help us build the world's best collection of local thrift guides. I created Op Shopping Australia and Op Shopping New Zealand on facebook with 100k+, and one thing I learned is that great recommendations quickly disappear down the Facebook feed. Here, we can keep them organised so everyone can benefit. If you know your local thrift community, we'd love your help. Please include things like ... 📍 Your city, state/region and country 💛 Your favourite thrift, op, charity or vintage shops 💛 What makes them worth visiting 💛 Best days to go 💛 What they're known for 💛 Insider tips only a local would know 💛 Photos if you have them Once your guide is posted, we'll add it to the Local Thrift Guides classroom so members can easily find it whenever they're travelling or looking for recommendations. One guide might help hundreds of fellow thrift lovers discover their next favourite shop. Ready to become your city's Thrift Ambassador? We'd love to have you. Comment below and let us know what local area you'd like to look after 🌍💛
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0 likes • Jul 30
@Heather Azzarello I was thinking do you have a local are you'd recommend for thrifting? I'm working on a member recommendation guide for the classroom as a reference. I'm not sure what would be the best way to compile it yet but it would be a big help for the community I think
1 like • Jul 31
@Heather Azzarello Thanks Heather - I'll add these recommendations to the local area 💛
Thrifted but not perfect
Do you take risks sometimes on buying secondhand clothing that might have damage, a mark or stain ...thinking you can fix it? What are your tried and tested ways to get stains out? and do you attempt to repair in order to wear it?
Thrifted but not perfect
1 like • Jul 30
@Julianne Anderson whats your best tip for vintage linens? its something I need to get better at ...
2 likes • Jul 30
@Julianne Anderson this is my NZ line up vanish for soaking ...I was always absolutely sold on wonder soap for years and then it didn't seem to work as well. My daughter used to hire dresses as a business and was in a group with other dress hire ladies who swore by shout gel ... I converted ...it seems to get rid of most things including fake tan stains...I didn't think to resoak up to 8 times though..my max is about 2 and then I figured it wasn't coming out....so Im going to give it a few more shots now thanks Julianne
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