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Another successful cozy night. Projects included retailoring a dress shirt for a feminine fit, painting a dog portrait onto a blank default card for a trading card game, resurrecting childhood knowledge of crocheting, and my embroidery. I have a shawl I got from Vinnie's for a buck or two that has a tear. I'm sealing that up with flowers and stems. They don't quite match the print, but it's close enough.

#visiblemending #upcycling this was a wraparound towel in an inconvenient size. It gives six dishcloths. The dotted edges are original, and I blanket stitch all around the rest while I play #ttrpg. I concentrate and enjoy the game better when I keep my hands busy.

Each dishcloth takes an hour and today we had a three-hour session XD.

Well, saving money is a good reason for #NoBuy practices. But even better -- keeping things out of the landfills! This is a trend we ALL need to see more of! For whatever reason one chooses not to buy, I'm glad to see it catching on!

How the '#NoBuy2025' trend could help you get your budget on track this year

Ivana Pino, July 21, 2025

Excerpt: "Many of those who take on the challenge start by creating a list of rules for themselves that align with their lifestyles. This could include hard rules such as 'no new clothes whatsoever' or 'no new technology,' as well as rules that limit the frequency of certain purchases, such as 'yes to takeout once per month' or 'yes to one nail appointment every two weeks.'

"Others have posted online about having a 'low buy' year, which means they’re limiting the amount of purchases they’re making, rather than cutting out non-essential spending altogether."

Source:
finance.yahoo.com/personal-fin

Yahoo FinanceThe 'No Buy' trend is catching on — and leading to big savingsThe "No Buy 2025" movement is about cutting spending, boosting savings, and embracing mindful consumption. Learn how it works and why it’s gaining popularity.