In this thrift haul 7, I am sharing items I picked up at the thrift stores and yard sales this week. I found a few vessels and some tiny artwork in this haul that I am excited about.
Welcome! I am thrilled to share my latest thrift haul with you! If you’re a fan of unique finds, incredible bargains, and sustainable shopping, you’re in for a treat. Join me as I take you on a virtual tour through the treasure trove of goodies I’ve discovered during my recent thrift-shopping/yard saling adventures. From vintage finds and vessels to quirky home decor pieces, this haul has something for everyone.
So, grab a cup of tea, sit back, and let’s dive into this thrift haul together!
Thrift Haul 7:
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Mini Ironstone Pitcher:
I love Ironstone and whenever I can find it at a good price I pick it up. This is a tiny pitcher but still amazing to hold clippings for the yard, pencils, or anything else in small doses. It was only 75¢.
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Handmade Wood Drawer Piece:
I could not pass up this piece. Anything with small cubbies and/or drawers will always grab my attention. You can tell this one was homemade. It is heavy and well-made. I can always paint it to change the colors and either hang it on a wall or set it on something. It can be used for all kinds of things. It was only $4.
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Wood Vase:
Wood vases like this will always come home with me if I find them at a good price. This one was at a church sale for $1! It is a great size and would look great with flowers inside or just sitting on a mantel or shelf on its own.
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Vintage Green-Handled Scoop:
I love finding vintage, green-handled utensils, and scoops are one of my favorite things to pick up. I use scoops in all kinds of ways in our home. They are great for serving when you have company too. I snatched this one for 75¢ at a yard sale.
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Beautiful Godinger Pitcher:
White pitchers are beautiful. They don’t have to be vintage or Ironstone to make a great statement wherever you put them. They are a staple decor piece that I love to grab and use all year round. This one was a yard sale find for $1.
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Vintage Cross Stitch:
I scored this little number for 50¢ at a yard sale. Not only are the colors great and the theme perfect, but it is in an old frame and has the best patina showing its age. I love finding small art pieces like this because you can tuck them in unexpected places or add them to a gallery wall full of small art pieces to make a bigger statement.
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Vintage Wood Bottle Crate:
I always pick these up but they have been expensive when I find them lately. Not this one. It was only $1! I use these for all kinds of things. When you find one with 24 compartments, they are great to turn into homemade Advent calendars around the holidays.
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Vintage Brass Boot Vase:
This little number was too cute to leave behind. It is a little brass vase that is perfect to hold a few flowers on a desk or next to your kitchen sink. I grabbed it at a thrift store for $2.88.
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Vintage DIY Encyclopedia Set:
I LOVE OLD BOOKS! When I came up to a yard sale, I saw this box of old books for FREE! When I got closer and saw what they were, I knew they were meant to come home with me. They are the complete set of DIY encyclopedias! WHAT?! I couldn’t believe it. Old books make for amazing decor.
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Brass Hotel Bell:
I have a thing for old bells and hotel bells are so great for decorating. This one was $2 at a yard sale. It is the perfect addition to any shelf, mantel, or vignette.
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Vintage Small Framed Art:
I found this art at the same yard sale as the cross stitch. It was also 50¢. Again, the size sold me, and the fact that it was vintage and had great colors added to the charm.
Now that you have seen the Thrift Haul 7, what is your favorite find? Tell me in the comments!
Sharing this thrift haul 7 has been a fun opportunity to showcase the amazing treasures I’ve discovered and hopefully, it will inspire you to embrace the world of thrift shopping and yard sale. Not only is it a sustainable and budget-friendly way to refresh your home, but it also adds a touch of individuality to your home’s style.
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