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Finding Inexpensive Tea Cups and Saucers

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Date: 03/29/2006 Topics: Craft Tips > Advice | Readers Request > Crafts  
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My Relay for Life team is doing a craft project for Mother's Day and I need a source for inexpensive teacups and matching saucers that are in perfect condition (no chips, cracks or crazing). All of them do not have to be the same pattern. But I need to find them at a bargain price so that we can keep the cost down. I have already searched ebay. Thanks in advance for your help.

Melanie from NC
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Post By Marsha (Guest Post) (03/30/2006)
Join Freecycle-just look up Freecycle.org on your computer-free to join!


Post by tedsmom (221) | (03/30/2006)
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If you have a flea market nearby, you should be able to find plenty there.


Post By Connie A. (Guest Post) (03/30/2006)
GoodWill might have several. The cost would be small and it would end up with one group helping another. Good deal!!!


Post By Ragteller (Guest Post) (03/30/2006)
Melanie...
Go to your local thrift shop!! Ours always has tons of them. I buy them and make indoor wind chimes...
and they are very cheap. I only pay .50 for a cup and saucer.


Post by Debbie52 (656) | (03/30/2006)
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check your thrift and resale shops and if garage sales have started up in your area, that's another good source. They'd be too expensive on ebay since shipping is also involved.


Post By (Guest Post) (03/29/2006)
Hi, What are you making with them? Loretta


Post By (Guest Post) (03/29/2006)
CHECK YOUR LOCAL THRIFT SHOPS


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