Cheap Finds

Even though I had a crazy day yesterday, I did not neglect to snatch snag a few of what I like to call “cheap finds”. I apologize for the quality of the photos. I snapped them with my phone late last night.

First off, a set of interlocking alphabet stencils from an estate sale. They’re awful cute and the original price of $1.05 is stamped on the box.

A game that consists of these neat alphabet cards for $1.00.

A bag chock full of old metal zippers for $1.00! I plan on using these for display at my next in-home sale, for photo props or I may put them up for sale in my Etsy shop. I love the combination of neutral colors.

The rest of my finds included a few magazines, a little wood box that cost just a quarter, and a Little Windows kit. The box I’ll likely paint and use for storage. The Little Windows kit has the supplies to make pictures into jewelry or magnets using resin and molds.

Now, a peek at the donations I brought home to work on for the Spring Fling Bazaar.

This is an adorable wall sconce. It works and just needs some clean up and repair.

Love this chandelier. It works, except for a little smoke when my husband plugged it in. We’ll have to take care of that.

The wine crate has already been painted black. It’s going to be made into a kitty bed.

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