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Author Archives: Victoria
We’ve moved!
Hi everyone, You may have noticed things have become a little quiet on Thrifters of the World Unite. That’s because we’ve been beavering away creating a whole new website for the Jarvis and Janis shop, and a brand new blog … Continue reading
DIY shoulder bag in 10 steps!
Over the last year or so I’ve been gradually amassing a sizeable collection of fabrics – vintage pieces picked up from markets and vintage shops, end of line pieces from my local fabric shop and bits and bobs left over … Continue reading
Our first vintage fair!
What better a time to do our first ever vintage fair than on possibly the coldest weekend, in the world, ever. Complete with heavy snow and a rented van that wouldn’t lock. Such obstacles aside, I’m hugely proud to say … Continue reading
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Tagged jarvis and janis, Judy's Vintage Fair, vintage fair
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DIY Mannequin greetings cards
This week I’ve been making my own greetings (or ‘Thankyou’) cards to send out with orders from the boutique, to give them a slightly more personal touch. These didn’t take much time at all to make and they look pretty … Continue reading
What a difference a beret makes!
In a bid to organise myself, I’ve been filing away all the photographs that I’ve taken of the shop inventory so far, and it struck me as I looked through them all, how adding a simple beret can make an … Continue reading
How to wear tweed
Who doesn’t love tweed? The high street certainly upped it’s appetite for tweed recently but, beyond teaming a hacking jacket with skinny jeans H&M style, Is there a way to wear this fab fabric without looking like everyone else? First, … Continue reading
Vintage shopping NZ-style
I had this picture taken during one of only a few days of sun, as opposed to clouds and rain… Unheard of apparently during a New Zealand summertime. Maybe we do indeed always take the weather with us. But hey … Continue reading
New year resolutions!
It’s been a while since my last post but I have two very good excuses… 1) I (voluntarily) gave up my day job a month ago (who would do such a thing?!) and was slightly paralysed with fear at the … Continue reading
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Current favourite read: Celia Birtwell
Things have been a little quiet in my blog world, I know. I’ve been busy hatching plans for 2012 – new goals to be posted soon! That, and getting ready to finish college and my day job, and launch into … Continue reading
Latest find: 1930′s evening gown
Lots of eBay-ing, thrifting and vintage shopping this last month has led me to this beautiful new number. A black crepe 1930′s evening gown with bead embellished neckline and sleeve. Unfortunately it’s a *bit* too small for me so I’ll … Continue reading









