For those of you in the Portland area (who also have kids or grandkids), I highly recommend you carve some time into this weekend to go to the Pass It On Consignment Sale. Pass It On is a semi-annual consignment event of children’s things – clothing, shoes, books, toys, equipment, furniture, and more – basically anything related to raising children from babies to preteens (including maternity clothes).
We discovered it last fall, and fell in love with it. So, this stay-at-home mom decided she needed a little extra cash, so she organized a consignment sale. It has grown into such a big deal that was set up to bring in a little extra cash is now paying for her family’s vacations. Buyers get great clothes for cheap prices, and consignors get a way higher percentage than selling them in consignment shops. And we have been highly impressed by the organizational skills behind the whole thing.
But really, the main reason why you should go is because we have spent the last few weeks getting together all of Mylie’s clothes from the last three years, washing, pricing, tagging and hanging. So, go, buy them, and help contribute to the “Pay for Karli’s iPhone” fund.