Petticoat Lane Market Where I Grabbed A Bargain Or Two. Hello friends. Happy Saturday.
Don’t you just love a good market? Because I know I do.
Bargains galore?
Petticoat Lane Market Where I Grabbed A Bargain Or Two:
Petticoat Lane Market is a fashion and clothing market in Spitalfields, London. It consists of two adjacent street markets.
Wentworth Street Market is open six days a week and Middlesex Street Market is open on Sunday only
Petticoat Lane Market Where I Grabbed A Bargain Or Two:
What I Wore:
T-shirt ~ Petticoat-lane | Jacket ~ Primark
Skirt ~ George at Asda
Tights ~ Primark
Shoes ~ Jonathan James
Petticoat Lane Market Where I Grabbed A Bargain Or Two:
Fashion at unbelievable low prices?
It has been years since I visited a Sunday market. I use to love them but got so carried away buying things I did not really need, want or use, just because the prices were so low.
On Sunday a few weeks back when we went to London we stumbled up on Petticoat lane market. A nice market with loads of bargains.
Trying not to look at anything as we had to carry them all around London, I still could not help buying something.
I brought 6 amazing summer dresses all priced up around £25.00 for £1.00 each. They are new, priced up, just seconds.
All they needed was a strap sewing back on!! Even I can manage that. Can you imagine how may I would have purchased if we did not have miles to walk as we were sight seeing?
Lucky my husband had a bag on his back. We passed a stall full of scarf’s £1.00 each so I had a few of these too…
London t-shirts anyone? £2.00 each. Also a fabulous little stall full of fridge magnets and souvenirs £1.00 each.
Can not wait to visit again!! Still, need to find Portobello market now, never visited this one yet!! Do you love a good Market?
You Might Also Like:
Never Ending Story: London To Margate: Over 40 Style:
Firstly, I hope you’re having a lovely relaxing weekend?
Also no rest here!! Today we have taken the two youngest children to a cross-country race.
The first Cross Country competition of the Autumn/Winter season 2017. I think they enjoyed it as they both work hard. Never Ending Story: London To Margate: Over 40 Style.
What I Wore: Day Out In London: Meeting Lisa Faulkner:
Secondly, so glad I treated myself to a warm jumper that I picked up in the sales last week.
So I was in two minds about buying it but at £3.00 I thought it would be worth saving for Winter. I think saving!! I have worn it every day so far this week. What I Wore: Day Out In London: Meeting Lisa Faulkner.
How To Make Madeleine Hot Air Balloons:
Lat but not least, talking of Lisa, Madeleine Hot Air Balloons, how sweet!?
To celebrate the launch this summer of their very own hot air balloon, Belvoir asked Lisa Faulkner to make these rather fetching balloons influenced Madeleines.
Delicious with a silky-smooth flavour, the pleasure is intensified by a glass of fragrant Belvoir Elderflower & Rose Cordial. How To Make Madeleine Hot Air Balloons.
- Asparagus, Ricotta, And Pancetta Pizza
- 17 Pizza Recipes For Beer And Pizza Day
- 9 Easy Halloween Cupcake Recipes To Bake
- Styling Jeans And A Striped Jumper
- 10 Spooktacular Halloween Themed Birthday
- The Perfect Lilac Coat And Burgundy Dress Combo
- How To Make Vampire’s End Guacamole
- 17 Tasty Pumpkin Recipes For You To Try
- Ginger Pumpkin Pie A Great Recipe For Autumn And Halloween
- Baked Pumpkin And Watercress Fondue Autumn Comfort Foods
- 3 Must-Try Halloween Cookie Recipes
- Bake An Apple Pie: 3 Recipes to Choose From
- Unleashing The Hulk A Behind-the-Scenes Look At Hulk
- Wickedly Delicious 5 Gingerbread Recipes To Haunt Your
- 6 Delicious Overnight Oat Recipes To Simplify Your Mornings
Petticoat Lane Market Where I Grabbed A Bargain:
If you like this post, why not follow along so you never miss a post?
So I hope you have enjoyed today’s post. So if you like, you can also share your thoughts here too in the comments below.
On my way to London in just 40 days and looking forward to visiting some of the markets! Sounds like a good time!
You look so sweet and just a little tough, and a lot adorable. Such a cute outfit! Longing for spring?I'd love something like your Peticoat Lane here! Seattle had it's markets and street fairs, and I miss them. Here there's not much butlittle town fairs that have lots of oily junk food and Confederate flags and huntin' stuff … and do-rags for bikers. All colors.Sad for me … but somedayI hope I'll get to see for myself!
I love visiting markets, such a bargain to be found. #AllAboutYou
Sounds like a wonderful place to shop! Thanks for sharing with Visible Monday, xo.
I like Portobello as it is near my orchestra's concert venue and I mentioned it in my hat post. Not been to Petticoat for a good long while x
I love the skirt!!As I only wear skirts, this one is definitely my kind
I love portobello market but many years since I've been there. We're in London at Easter. How's parking around Pettiecoat Lane market? and access for wheelchairs do you know? Would love to go there and always so good when someone's been and can tell how things are before we go there. Mette:)
Hi my dear! Wow you did amazingly well with your bargains and your tee looks cute! Have a great weekend xx
What bargains first of all. I am jealous. You are looking lovely too. Loving the retro tulle skirt & red shoes. The London Tee is so cute. =) Also I like the new look of the blog. =)
Wow, I love a bargain! Hope you show us your lovely new dresses soon =)Corinne xwww.skinnedcartree.com
You did do well then, £1 for dresses bargain. You couldn't not get them at that price. Looking forward to seeing what you brought.X x