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All for $10

July 19, 2009 By Rhoda 104 Comments

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When I get in my car on Saturday mornings and head out to the yardsales and estate sales, I never know what I will run across. And to me that is the most fun thing about shopping this way. I don’t always have things in my head that I’d like to find, but I’m just open to finding things that jump out and grab me, saying “take me home with you”. And if the price is right, I do.

So, this week, I bought all of this for $10. No big huge finds, but fun things. Everything was a $1 or $2. Cheap entertainment, don’t you think? The wooden birdhouse was $1 and I’ll paint it a creamy white and probably add it to my garden collection in the laundry room.

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This pretty coral and white pillow was only 50 cents and I’ll put it in the blue guestroom. One day soon, I’ll do a post showing where I’ve used some of my finds, so stay tuned for that.

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I just love bamboo things and have picked up a few things made out of it in recent years. This little stool was $1 and is not big enough for a stool, but will be great on a bookshelf with something sitting on it. I keep that in mind when I’m out there too and love to use textured things on bookcases and shelves and there is always something that needs some extra height. That’s a little tip for you to keep in mind when you’re out scouting and see something small like that. Ask yourself, “where oh where can I use this?”. Lots of places, I can assure you.

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These vintage Pyrex pieces were $1 each and match my kitchen, so I couldn’t pass them up. I like to use glass pieces like this in the microwave to warm things up. Trying to stay away from the plastic.

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Girlfriend loves her some shoes! In fact, stay tuned next week for a fun shoe post (with a giveaway, no, not a shoe giveaway). These were too cute to pass up, gently worn probably only a couple of times, judging from the almost pristine leather soles. Original clearance price on the box was $80. I got them for $2. Vero brand, which I’ve never heard of, but they are soft as buttah and I love the pointy toe and cute little heel.

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Aqua blue metal earrings were $1. My jewelry collection has grown so much from inexpensive yardsale finds, it would be hard for me to walk in a store now and pay the prices.

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Gap white cotton sweater was $1. And, I know you’ll be jealous of this next find….I did it again!

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Scored another old vintage fan, this time for $1.50. It works too. I know! Hate me now. One for each guestroom. Check out the shabby white base on this one.

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This wasn’t a yardsale find, but a library find. Our little library has book sales most all the time and they sell hardback books for 50 cents. I’ve always admired Jackie and this will be a fun book to own.

So, let’s get the party rolling. OK, girls this week I’m going to post some rules and stick with them this time. If you are not sure that you’re doing your links correctly, PLEASE read up. I’m spending way too much time on Mondays fixing links. So, I need everyone to read these next 3 things. I’ll explain it in detail HOW to do links correctly.

1. Add your permalink, NOT your blog link to Mr. Linky. A permalink is this: Once you do your post on your blog, click on the TITLE of the post. Then look up at your browser where the address is displayed. THIS is your permalink for THAT post. You’ll notice your blog name is there, in addition to more letters and numbers that are for that post only. Right click on the url address, copy it and then come back and PASTE it here on Mr. Linky. It’s really that simple. If you post your blog url, no one will find your thrifty post later. If done correctly, people can click on your link months from now and land right on your correct post. So, my new rules from here on out (and everyone who does Linky parties does this too). If you do NOT put the correct link in, I will have to delete it. This way everyone will learn how to do it correctly. I know some of you are new and that’s fine. We all had to learn how to do links.

2. Please add a link BACK here to my blog post either by a text link OR by using my Thrifty Treasures party button that is posted on my sidebar. I really don’t care which one you use, please use one of them. That’s the fair way to do these parties. That way when you participate in my party with a post at your blog, everyone at your blog can come over and join the party or at least see the other participants. If you do not have a link back to my party post, your link will be deleted.

3. Please visit other party goers and leave lots of comments! Everyone loves comments, so go and blog hop and comment on as many as you can.

I’m not trying to be mean, but need to have some guidelines that are followed. These parties are getting big every week. That’s it! Please read all of this and if your link gets deleted, you will know why!

If you haven’t visited The DIY Showoff, go on over and check it out! She highlights lots of projects around blogland. I sent in my beadboard wallpaper project and Roeshel put it up this weekend.

Not sure what is going on with my regular Mr. Linky, so try this one!! Just click on the link below and a new window will open with all the links. Then you can add yours. Regular Mr. Linky will be back next week.

Todays Thrifty Treasures Participants

1. Christina at Yardsalequeen
2. Queen of Fifty Cents
3. Phillips Phamily Mama
4. The Shabby Chic Cottage
5. ThriftyAnnabella (Garage Sales)
6. ThriftyAnnabella (Goodwill)
7. The Undomesticated Wife
8. Charla @ For the Sake of Time
9. Jen@Balancing Beauty and Bedlam (yard sale decorating)
10. Amanda @ Serenity Now {Steals, All for $2.20!}
11. Queentomas
12. Rhonda @ A Home With A Smile
13. Joan@anythingoeshere:giveaway
14. Helen Joy-Barclay and Me
15. Rhonda @ BlueCreekHome
16. Tarva At Talking Tarva
17. Olive Rue
18. Marla
19. Yard sale Saturday lots of great finds
20. Cheap&Sweet Yard sale Friday found a digital camera more
21. Pat@Back Porch Musings
22. Cheap&Sweet What I did with my $2 yardsale chair “Must see”
23. Beth@Stories of A-Z ($2 Cut-outs–Help me!)
24. Marianne@songbirdisnesting
25. Sue@sullivanandmurphy
26. Ellen R @ Create in Me…
27. Debra@Bungalow, Spent 8$
28. Carol @ Old Glory Cottage
29. Gina @ Moneywise Moms
30. Mary Lou@Marmielus Nest
31. Jo
32. the lazy peacock
33. Nicole@BugaboosCreations
34. Meg @ Home Whimsies
35. Ashleys Busy ( Revamped Bench )
36. Kari @ Reese & Marie
37. M@Pleasures of Homemaking
38. Caroline@FOREVER VINTAGE
39. ThriftyTeacherBlog- before & after part 1
40. ThriftyTeacherBlog- before & after part 2
41. Terry @ Cherished Treasures
42. Alicia
43. Bill @ Affordable Accoutrments
44. Sandra
45. Sarah@Our Cozy Robbins Nest
46. Amy Lynne @ Mom*s Balance(Hubby’s Surprise)
47. The Bloom Girls – Fireplace Mantel and Tile Surround
48. Gwen@MurphyGraceHome
49. Shauna @ They Call Me Lucy
50. Bonnie @ Cottage Hideaway
51. Sandy@CoppernThings
52. Shari @ My Cottage of Bliss
53. Nissa @ Sweet Paisley
54. Linda @Nina’s Nest
55. ellen b
56. Michelle@Dei Gratia
57. Suzanne in TX
58. Jenn@First Comes Love
59. Charlene @ A Virtuous Woman (“new” Meakins dishes)
60. Shirley Corwin
61. Dab of This and That
62. Susan
63. Kammy-Small Home in the Country
64. OnOurWay – Weekend Finds
65. Melanie Elissa
66. Shery
67. Our Creative Life
68. stefanie
69. Tracey
70. Maggie Elizabeth
71. Cami @ Creating Myself
72. Susan@thoughtsfromovertherainbow
73. A Beach Cottage Junkin’ Tour
74. m-tales from an oc cottage
75. Elizabeth@SouthernWhimsicalGrace
76. Christy @ EmbellishedBayou
77. Brittany
78. bj
79. Carmen at Life with Sprinkles on Top
80. Darlene @ Darlene’s Days
81. Linda@Parker’s Paradise
82. Chrissie Grace
83. Cindy @Fairy Tale Cottage
84. Beth @ Soanywaytoday
85. Traci-Goodwill side table
86. Bama Girl in AZ
87. melissa *320 sycamore
88. Samantha at My Texas Nest
89. Carrie
90. Amanda@Imperfectly Beautiful (My $8 Loot)
91. Kristen @ Klynne Designs
92. Renee @ Cottage Lifestyle
93. Junk Mammas
94. Michelle
95. Laura@White Spray Paint
96. Kelli@JOY
97. Meghan @ Mrs. Shopswell – $2.30 Total!s
98. Meghan @ Mrs. Shopswell – A Thrifting Giveaway!
99. Victoria & Christina
100. Mrs. Homemaker
101. C @ Project Pretty
102. grannyann – Thrifty Treasures
103. Kelly@sundrenchedmoments
104. Geek Details
105. The Gaines Gang (Godwill Before & After)
106. Joy @ JoysofHome
107. Pink and Polka Dot
108. Carrie@thiscozyhome
109. Andrea @ Big Creek Cottage
110. Lisa
111. Designs on 47th Street
112. Jennifer @ Poppyseeds
113. gina @ tickle pink thrift
114. Leslie @ Orphaned Decor
115. Rhonda
116. Helen Joy-Barclay and Me #2
117. Melanie @ The Old White Cottage
118. Angela@Welcome Home
119. Paulsbride – household treasures
120. Callie@ Advetures in Stay at Home Wifedom
121. newlywedknot
122. Jackie
123. SusieQ
124. Adventures ~ Tina
125. ani @ kindnessonhertongue
126. Pages by Heather (Classic A&W)
127. Brooke @ VintageSunshine
128. Christine-ThisCraftyChick
129. Kathy@Having a Hallelujah Good Time
130. Kendra @ Domestic Princess in Training
131. Stephanie @ A Fine House
132. Marcia
133. Amy-My Bambino Bliss (Vanity)
134. Cheryl

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  1. The Queen of Fifty Cents says

    July 19, 2009 at 2:21 pm

    I don't hate you, just the dearth of vintage fans in SoCal! I'm not seeing Mr. Linky, am I missing something??

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  2. sharonavinger says

    July 19, 2009 at 2:28 pm

    I'm missing Mr. Linky, too. Something wrong?

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  3. ThriftyAnnabella says

    July 19, 2009 at 2:28 pm

    Love the Pyrex bowls – great finds

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  4. Blushing hostess says

    July 19, 2009 at 2:43 pm

    I'd love to but I have two new babies – no chance of shopping! I did just finish work on a piece on Jackie though, I never get tired of reading about her.

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  5. Teresa @ Grammy Girlfriend says

    July 19, 2009 at 2:44 pm

    Love your blog…fast becoming a favorite…

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  6. Rhoda @ Southern Hospitality says

    July 19, 2009 at 2:45 pm

    Hey, girls! My regular Mr. Linky has disappeared today, so I'm trying another one. Let's see how this one works this week.

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  7. the undomesticated wife says

    July 19, 2009 at 2:51 pm

    Jealous of that pyrex! So cool!

    Linky still doesn't seem to be working.

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  8. Lorie says

    July 19, 2009 at 2:53 pm

    My mother has those exact same bowls!! I love them!!

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  9. Distressing Delilah a.k.a. jenn says

    July 19, 2009 at 2:57 pm

    Pyrex rocks!

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  10. Debbie in Florida says

    July 19, 2009 at 3:00 pm

    My heart skipped a beat when I saw your pyrex bowls. I collect that particular pattern, Crazy Daisy. I have lots of Corelle in that pattern and I find bits and pieces of the pyrex in thrift stores. Still loving your blog. I'm a lurker and you have been a long time inspiration to me. Thank you!

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  11. Carmen says

    July 19, 2009 at 3:04 pm

    Love the shoes!!!!

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  12. Rhonda in OK says

    July 19, 2009 at 3:06 pm

    Hi Rhoda
    I have 4 of those vintage Pyrex covered casserole type dishes. I use them all the time for leftovers, heating vegetables, storing things in the fridge.
    You will love it!

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  13. Amanda @ Serenity Now says

    July 19, 2009 at 3:07 pm

    Rhoda, I love the little bird house, and I don't hate you for the fan. Okay, maybe only a little bit. 😉 😉 Great finds, as usual. 🙂 Looking forward to reading some more links!

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  14. Joan@anythinggoeshere says

    July 19, 2009 at 3:13 pm

    Amazing all that you got. I hope I did everything right you have the best blog party on the world wide web!!!!!! Please don't delete my thrifty giveaway!!!!

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  15. marty39 says

    July 19, 2009 at 3:14 pm

    The birdhouse, stool, fan, earrings and sweater are all just wonderful, such great finds. I love the pyrex bowls too, I so remember the avocado era. You found some wonderful things. Hugs, Marty

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  16. Blue Creek Home says

    July 19, 2009 at 3:17 pm

    No fair!!! I haven't found a decent fan for below $20.00!!! Lots of ugly ones for less, but not one that works! You are right…I am jealous!
    I have a couple of those pyrex bowls myself from back in the day!
    Rhonda

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  17. Olive Rue says

    July 19, 2009 at 3:18 pm

    As always you found some great finds. Love the shoes and book.

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  18. Jenny says

    July 19, 2009 at 3:25 pm

    Great finds. My Mom still has and uses those Pyrex bowls. They are from when they got married!

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  19. FOR THE SAKE OF TIME says

    July 19, 2009 at 3:35 pm

    I love it all but I think the earrings are my favorite. Thanks again for hosting.

    Have a great week.

    Charla

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  20. Pat@Back Porch Musings says

    July 19, 2009 at 3:43 pm

    These are great finds Rhoda. I just did my calendar picture botanicals, since we're at the lake and I haven't found any treasures,lately.:-). I figured there are plenty of folks who haven't seen the botanicals.

    You found some great things. I love the pyrex. I have mixing bowls in that pattern and color. I started out with J's mother's mixing bowl and added more. I love them! I saw a pink set at an antique shop yesterday. There were three bowls, plain, no pattern, $25. I think pink pyrex must be a big color, for collectors.

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