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Fair Weather Friend
One jacket can go a long way, like from NY to LA. Bundle up in style with lots of layers or just throw it over a dress if you’re lucky enough to be in warm weather.
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So you’re having an Ugly Sweater Christmas Party?
Try borrowing from the boys with these amusing oversized sweatshirts (Another one of our faves: “Meowy Christmas.”)
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- Mens’ Ugly Sweater Collection
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Put a Bow on It
Our go-to Secret Santa gift this year? A tech clutch. Everyone needs a stylish home for their phone.
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- tech clutches
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bling. it. on.
Dressing festive doesn’t mean you need to glisten from head to toe. Holiday it up with just a statement necklace for a chic holiday look.
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- necklace
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Layers Upon Layers
It’s party time! Make an entrance with this polka dot print- we love layering it over a striped dress for some holiday pattern play.
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- coat
- boots
- crimson tights
- scarf
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Denim is the New Black
We’re so excited for two new styles to hit stores: the high waisted jean and the skinny boyfriend. Dress ‘em up for a holiday party with heels or by tucking in a pretty top.
own it now: new denim under $35
- vintage inspire high-waisted jean
- causal cool skinny boyfriend jean
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A Love Note to Winter
Here’s to the first snowfall of the season and everything else we love about winter: cozy sweaters, gingerbread lattes, putting up the tree, and way too many holiday cookies.
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-coral scarf
-coral gloves
-puffer coat
-shop boots in store
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Target, 09-23-16
Total cost:$46.16
What I paid: $7.77 (I used $11.50 in Target gift cards, otherwise my total would have been $19.27)
Deals:
The Starbucks Refresher is still on sale for 1.25, it is 43 cents after .50 coupon and 25% cartwheel.
The Ripple milks are $1.50 each, they were both free after $1 coupons and .50 Ibotta rebates.
The Annie’s yogurt is on sale for $3. I used a $1 coupon, 20% cartwheel, and got back .50 on Saving Star to make it .90
The Sargento string cheese is 3.99, it was 2.44 after 25% cartwheel and .55 coupon.
The Clif Bars are on sale for 5.39 each. I used a 5% cartwheel, two $1 Target Qs, and a $3 off 2 manufacturer q. After those deals, it made it $5.34 for both boxes, or $2.67 each.
The Stonyfield yogurt is on sale for 3.19, I used a $1.25 coupon and a .75 Ibotta rebate to make it $1.19.
The Good Food Made Simple burritos are still on sale for $1.66 each; I used 2 $1 coupons and got $1 back on MobiSave.
The Chef Boyardee is .99, I used a 10% cartwheel to make it .89
The Annie’s soups are 2.19 each, I used a $1 off 2 coupon.
The Enjoy Life cookies are on sale for 3.50, they were free after 1.50 coupon and $2 Ibotta rebate.
The Pronto pasta is on sale for $1. I used a 5% cartwheel and a .75 Ibotta rebate, making it .20
The Scotch Brite sponge was on clearance for .66
Bananas are .29 each, I used a .25 Ibotta rebate and a .10 MobiSave rebate to make it free.
The Back to Nature macaroni is 1.49, I used a 25% cartwheel and a .75 Ibotta rebate to make it 36 cents. Great deal!
The Vitamin Water is $4.59, I paid $4.36 after 5% cartwheel.
The Ritz crackers are $2.69, I paid $2.01 after 25% cartwheel.
I saved .94 for using my Redcard, .15 for using reusable bags, and I used about $11.50 in Target gift cards to lower my OOP.
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Target, 08-28-16 (10% off day!)
Total cost: $96.21
What I paid: $30.34 (I used $12.52 from a Target gift card, otherwise my total would have been $42.86)
Deals:
The EAS whey powder is normally $19.99 each. It was on sale for $17.99. I used a 30% cartwheel and 2 $1 off coupons EAS mailed to me. With the 10% Target coupon (coupon was only available on Sunday) stacked with all off those deals, it was only about $10 per powder.
The Kashi Nourish cereal is $3.39, I used a 50% cartwheel and a .50 coupon, making it $1.19.
The Kashi cereals are $3.14 each. I used a 35% cartwheel on all 3, 3 $1 coupons, and got $2 back on Ibotta. The 10% extra off made these free!
The Market Pantry meat was on sale buy 1 get 1 50% off. I bought 2 and used a 5% cartwheel as well.
The Annie’s soups are on sale for $2.08 each.
The strawberries are $2.99, I used a $1 q.
The Kandoo wipes were on sale for $1.79 each, I used .50 coupons, 5% cartwheel, and got $1 back on Checkout51. This made them .70 each.
The Simply Balanced hummus is $2.99, with a 25% cartwheel it was $2.24.
The Annie’s mac & cheese is .99. I used a .50 coupon to make it .49
The Justin’s peanut butter cups are $2.19. I used a 30% cartwheel and got .25 back on Ibotta, making it $1.28. Not a great deal, but the packaging inside has 2 more coupons for free Justin’s snack packs!
The Siggi’s yogurt is on sale for $1 each. I used a 20% cartwheel on them. There is also a $1 off 2 coupon available to print online, but I didn’t have that on me. These were .70 each with 10% Target discount. If I can make it back to the store and do a missed coupon, I will get $2 back, making them .30 each.
The Sweet Earth burritos (3-pack) are $5.49 each. I bought 2 boxes and used a buy 1 get 1 free coupon.
Finally, the BIC pens were all free with $1 coupons.
I saved $9.63 with the Target 10% discount, $1.74 with my Redcard, and saved .20 for using 4 reusable bags.
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The hottest booty can always be found at Target!
Credit: MORE
By Idha Valeur
A new tool for monitoring how much of recycled polymers get used in new products has been launched in the UK.
The recycling tool, called MOnitoring Recyclates for Europe (MORE), aims to track how much of recycled polymers become new products, as well as making a record of what the industry is doing to reach the 10 million tonnes of recycled polymers being used every year between 2025-2030 target set by the European Union (EU). This monitoring tool is now available for UK plastic converting companies.
By using MORE, UK companies can record and submit information on to what extent recycled polymers have been used in their new products.
On Monday 11 November, British Plastics Federation Director General, Philip Law, and European Plastics Converters Managing Director, Alexandre Dangis, signed a contract in London, making the UK – officially – the 13th country in the EU to supply the industry with the platform.
‘The plastics industry in the UK has been working to integrate more recycled content into its products and we are very happy to be making MORE available within the UK. Participation in the platform is key to its success and we urge companies to help us develop this valuable data so we can understand and communicate the UK’s progress,’ Law said.
For more information about MORE visit their website athttps://bit.ly/33TP2SF
My second NYC pattern for the PAOM and Target collection, a pretty wild composition of bodega cats and flowers. My rough sketch is on top, and the final on the bottom—fun to see the evolution, and how the final stayed pretty close to the sketch here.
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