$500 THRIFT STORE HAUL | I WENT TO 10 THRIFT STORES IN 1 DAY!!! THRIFTMAS DAY 8 

Definitely!! A baby mobile-esque hanging would be gorgeous.

Are they not baubles for a Christmas tree?

@@ravioliravioli6168 I mean, you could put them on the tree but it wouldn’t be doing them any justice. It’s thick hand blown glass and most beautiful when the sun is shining through it.

Depending on the artist I've seen these range from $20 to $40 each. Either hanging on fish line or a Crochet basket.

My mom loves those hand-blown glass balls, and they typically retail (where I am) for $30-$40 USD each, so even though $8 each feels pricey, it's really really not.

yes, each of them (in this style) retail for about £15-20 each... so, an ok deal on the lot of 2.

And wasn't the brown "creamer" thingy the same series like the one Coffee thingy Sam got? :))))

@@AniRSm I bought several pieces of Charlotte Watson pottery when we were in England when my son was stationed there in the Air Force. We even went to the quaint factory where there it is made and bought some lovely pieces to bring home. I so wish I could get more!. You are blessed to find them!

Definitely going to get this on a shirt 😂 loved this part.

@@Midnightpigeon666 genius

One of the reasons I left california back in june

Same! Got the official alert today that my county is in lockdown. No thrifting for us for awhile. Boo!

I'm in Cali too, one day we can go out

Yea, I’m in California & went thrifting the other day & it’s time to head BACK INTO LOCKDOWN NOW

The frames make me think of Ursala from the Little Mermaid. XD

Came here to say that 😂

Congrats you just make a time loop

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I believe it. Rick and Morty made an appearance.

Weeew

Yes give away. It is beautiful but not you. Some people put fruit, real or other wise, in them.

I was thinking fancy lollipops!! In bright colors!!

You could have it as the focal point on a shelf. Surround it with a mixture of glass and ceramic pieces that are white, pink, peach and coral. When finished if it still sticks out a little in the wrong way you could put a beautiful realistic looking faux pink peony flower in it to mute the orange down a little. Loving thriftmas ❤️🎄😘

Jen Ocidoll omg yes I was thinking that like a Christmas basket gift 🎁 lol

@@andiegirl3702 😉Like your idea with 🏵peonies in the basket. Think the shape is too special to pass on bcos of the bright orange.

😁LOL. Glass, porcelain, ceramics has always been my family's kryptonite. My 💖parents were into modern, Japanese, mcm & chinoserie. 😢Inherited their mass collection of kitchenware & decor that they lovingly gathered over their lifetime. Most of their items are in ◾black & ◽white, but they do have a smattering in🔹️indigo blue & 🍥pink. (👻 Never fear, I am 🔍finding good homes🏘 for a lot things too. Also passing on a portion of my own {& fraternal grannies} stuff in the process.) 🖤 Love, love, love the different silhouettes of Asian pieces, esp. the lidded ginger jars. 🖤Loved most of the colors my parents picked too, 😔but not so much of the 💐floral, 🎏carp, crane, temples, or 🎎other traditional patterns👎. For the vases, bowls, tea pots, etc. used in display, my solution is really simple. ⚛Rotation. #1🔁Swap 'em out, so I can enjoy all them. Just not all out at once without feeling like I live in a boutique. 🛍Allows me to shop my own "closet" in essence for a fresh seasonal look. #2↪Rotate actual items when out on display🏺, so any obtrusive pattern portion is facing toward the wall (or the center if they were in a grouping). These stunning pieces can be appreciated without all the traditional imagery facing outward that is not as pleasing to me. #3↩ Do leave the motifs I love facing outward⚱. These pieces typically make sense of my color groupings too. (A girl with "matchy" instincts needs things that make sense.) #4 Trying to develop my own bohemian* eclectic aesthetic that leans: ▪Mid-19th Century. Pierre-Auguste Renoir vintage romantic, rustic French style with a literary (academic/scholarly) twist. ▪20th Century influences from 1930s/40s as well as mcm|atomic age. ▪Heavy on kitsch and pop-culture vintage vibe where sense of whimsy come in. (*Not to be confused with Boho Chic that favors heavy 1970s vibes & Danish mod). ☯️Desire a balance of ♀️+ ♂️. Love grand estates like in "Downton Abbey," but I hail from generations of hearty 🐴farm🐮 folk. I belong "below stairs"⬇️. Love beauty & elegance, but not ultra fussy formal furnishings, decor, or style. #5 🍽Largely favor industrial style dishware that can "take a licking, but keep on ticking⌚." Although nowadays, l am also mixing in some fancier, finer (more special occasion) things that deserve to be 🔃rotated🔄 in on a more regular basis. #6 ♻️Plus, there is no reason beautiful things can't also be cleverly repurposed to fit everyday functional needs too. ☄Et Voila. So far these principles are helping me create a home that ultimately sparks joy! ~~~~~~~~~~ ✉ ps Her pretty Japanese floral pink vase set strikes me as 1980s. My parents once had a similar set in dark gray. 😉I would've kept if in pink instead. 🖤Love Japanese ceramics. Overall, they do favor quirky shapes & sizes, esp. on lidded dishes. They are genius with smaller vessels. 🤔Surprisingly, I had already acquired several mod Japanese solid rose pink serving pieces in 80s that I originally mixed-n-matched with classic white ware. So, in essence, I never strayed too far from my parents color schemes or preferences.

Thank you!! I was totally gushing over their prettiness and found their website thanks to you! Aaa 😭

🍥That would be a cool repurpose for this pair. ▪They💲sell bottle lamp kits that rest in the top opening. They would probably work in a vase like that w/a narrow neck. Range from $15-40 USD. ▪🔌No drilling needed for the power cord. It's not the traditional way to wire a lamp, but it will work w/o ruining the vessel as a 🌼vase. ▪Depending on the style of kit, she might have to buy the lamp shades with the metal clips that clip over the light💡bulb. 🤔Something to keep in mind. 🦋

I want her to find mirrors to go in them and they can be the mirror mirror on the wall

100% same!! I couldn’t like your comment more. I definitely feel I have much more appreciation for vases and other decorative items!!

Yes! And they need an oven bulb (or similar small bulb) in it so that it keeps warm, otherwise they leak water. You can get them separately.

Same! and its such a nice glow I love it

@@ellahalloran6135 so that’s what happened to my mum’s was like it had dissolved we found it after years of it being tucked away completely ruined :/

you can get those salt lamps on amazon, maybe the replacement lights would be there too?

I love witch balls and have three my self

Also for tea! I believe it's white, green/herbal, black teas

😂 I had the same reaction

🕯Sorry, not on the same page. 😮Open flames kinda freak me out anyway. 😝Hate matches & lighters. 🌬After a lifetime of secondhand smoke, my lungs don't need anymore. Besides, I also grew up in a wildfire area🔥. When outdoors will sometimes light citronella candles to ward off dratted mosquitos. 👃For scent, I like the metal rings from 💐Crab Tree & Evelyn (circa 90s) that sit on top of a light bulb💡. You fill the rings with drops of essential oils. Once ♨️heated by the bulb, the perfume will nicely permeate the room. 😉 Don't as a rule buy candles, but I understand her desire to preserve it. 🐚Have a set of light blue vintage Avon shell-shaped soaps inherited from my Gramma Ruby💋 (a former award-winning rep). They reside in a lidded apothecary jar where no guest would mistake their primary purpose. That is, in my case, to spark joy🎉. 👐To wash hands, liquid handsoap is available in a clear glass (pump) bottle. That method seems far more hygienic. ✌😊🤙

Dude same. It's such a mess here

Let's gooooooo thriftmas with mask and hand sanitizer and 6 feet away

UK is not any better face mask and hand sanitiser are the new fashion accessory lol

goodwill has a website that you can bid on

Postmark is always an option

Reminded me of celery!

I forget the full name but it’s Venus something. It’s a sea creature but look it up it reminds me of that

@@plantsandpastels5712 Venus' flower basket?

@@lateoclock4281 yeah that!!!

I love that show. Not many people know of it 😄

Omg it really is! Now that you have pointed it out, that's all I'll think of lmao

im an aussie living in canada and i watch it when im feeling homesick 🤣🥰

hahahahaha yes!!!!

Whenever Alex says 'good', all I can hear is Kath!

But also can't wait to see Dan in his shirt!

This is a great idea!

Right?? All these videos are making me REALLY wanna go thrifting and rummage sale-ing again!! Can't wait...hoping next summer is better than this year :)

Same ive been itching to go to the thirft store again!!!

SAME

Sameeee, I wanna do thrift diys sooo bad

@@heytheresunshine5760 glad you havent gotten sick, but best to err on the side of caution and stay home if you can, you may be asymptomatic and spreading it to others. but i know, it's tough! my local thriftstore in montreal closed before the pandemic so i havent had the temptation!

Mirrors were my first thought too!

🐱Yes, my pal has four adorable beasts. (Two sets of sisters.) 🎄She skips the tree as a result of past fiascos. On top of being wildly playful, three are super skittish. They've accidently broken things on lower levels in their haste to get away. She does have a couple of high ledges where these acrobats can't climb. These are the only two places she can safely display some ⚱vases and pretty bottles.

I miss Kmart sooo much!

Until I read your comment, I didn't even know that salt lamps can actually leak. I've had salt lamps all my life and that has never been an issue. I would have never thought that a humid environment might be problematic for salt lamps seeing as how I live in Germany where it's not particularly humid. You live and learn. Thanks for the info!

Do you know which show was she talking about? I'm so curious haha

@@ClaudiaFerreira-nq4fl Game of Thrones, the ending was sosososo bad!

Why did I do the exact same thing...? Hahahahaha