We didn't have any auctions to go to over the Labor Day week end and very few yard sales, but I did manage to pick up a few treasures. |
She also had 3 of these mantle hangers, so with the discount they were only $2 each. I plan to use these year round to hang stuff from my mantles. |
Love this vintage table cloth and 4 matching napkins that I found at a yard sale for $1.50. The cherubs are marked Christmas Around the World 1998 (House of Lloyd)....they were $1 each. |
I should have had this photo with the other purchases that I bought at the 75% off booth....oh well......the set of 3 dresser scarves was $1. |
Como sua casa é branquinha né?Lindo!! Boa semana.Valéria.
ReplyDeleteLots of fun things! Those poodles are priceless!
ReplyDeleteBonjour chère amie,
ReplyDeleteLe mois d'août est terminé, les vacances également... En ce qui me concerne, il est temps de reprendre mes habitudes... Je suis heureuse de vous retrouver et d'ouvrir à nouveau la porte de votre univers et d'y découvrir de nouveaux trésors. Très joli billet !
Gros bisous ♡
Penny,
ReplyDeleteGreat buys again!! Love the angels and the linens! And the wreath is very pretty and interesting!!
Hugs,
Deb
Penny, I'm in love with those mantle hangers. I would so steal those from you. LOL The cotton wreath is wonderful. I love your creativity. Hugs, Nancy
ReplyDeleteGreat and fantastic finds! The cherubs are fairy.
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Alessandra
Oh, Penny. You are an answer to my prayers! I ordered a cotton boll garland a while back and have been kicking myself ever since as it is kind of stiff to drape nicely and I wished I had bought a wreath. Now I know how to get a wreath. One of those, why didn't I think of that myself!! things. You sure scored on all your pretties. Those little poodles are so retro and so cute..Happy Tuesday..Judy
ReplyDeleteLove the wreath.
ReplyDeleteDebi @ Adorned From Above
LOVE the wreath - and the mantel hanger - gorgeous !
ReplyDeleteI remember those poodles from the 1950's and 60's. Lots of things made like that but those are the cutest I've ever seen. You DO find the most wonderful things for the most wonderful prices. I really do think it's all in where a person lives. Some I've heard complain that there are no garage sales around them....so it just must be the area.
ReplyDeleteGOOD JOB! :)
You found some really cute things, Penny. I really like the cotton boll wreath! I need to get to Michael's for some of the stems -- the faux ones would be much easier to work with than the real thing!
ReplyDeleteWOW that wreath is amazing! I would never have thought cotton balls!
ReplyDeleteHi Penny!! Thank you SO much for shopping in me & my mom's booth! It makes me happy seeing all the pretty treasures in such a fun & beautiful home. Come see us again soon! :) ~Kristi
ReplyDeleteLove the cotton ball wreath. I didn't know the crat stores had faux cotton balls. But then again I rarely go to that section. Thanks for that information. Have a good day. http://bushelandapickle.com/2014/09/03/influences-on-home-design/
ReplyDeleteMy mom used to have to pick cotton every fall with her brothers and sisters when she was a kid. She said it was hot, sweaty, scratchy work. She was famous for telling my sister and I that " At least you don't have to pick cotton." whenever we complained about our chores. I should make her a wreath and have that quote as a banner across,lol. She would get a kick out of it.
ReplyDeleteQue bonito todo , y la corona de algodón es muy original, yo nunca he visto la planta del algodón, tiene que linda!!!
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Love the cotton wreath. I didn't know you could buy it at Michaels. Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThat wreath is such a cute idea! Thanks for sharing on the Thursday Blog hop!
ReplyDeleteI have picked many cotton bolls but never used this way. What a great creative idea. Yours looks so nice.
ReplyDeletePretty wreath, Penny and I love the mirrored namtel hangers...what a deal!
ReplyDeleteWow some great finds. I love the wreath.
ReplyDeleteThat is so creative. I remember picking cotton when I was a teenager to earn money for fabric to make my clothes for school. Ugh...hard work and I can still feel the stinging cuts you get if you grab the cotton wrong. Thank you for sharing at the Thursday Favorite Things blog hop. I hope you saw the giveaway I posted yesterday. xo
ReplyDeleteOh, my word! I LOVE the wreath! Just started following!
ReplyDeleteTania at FARRAGOZ
Poodles! I had that set when I was young. Of course, being a Carolina girl, I love the cotton boll wreath. Thank you so much for linking up to Make It Monday.
ReplyDeleteI love the cotton boll wreath. Thanks for linking up with Make It Monday!
ReplyDeletebeautiful! Pinned.It's always a pleasure to have you be a part of our party. Please take a minute tonight at 7 pm, to party with us! http://loulougirls.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeleteHappy Monday! Lou Lou Girls
Wow! 75% off! What a steal. I love the mantle hangers and the tablecloth. Great finds. Thanks so much for sharing at the Make it Monday Party!
ReplyDeleteI love that cotton ball wreath!! Such a great idea. I've always that they looked pretty.Thanks so much for sharing @DearCreatives party.
ReplyDeleteThat wreath is fantastic!
ReplyDeleteI love the soft, subtle color of the cotton boll wreath - beautiful in your home - I do appreciate you sharing with Home and Garden Thursday,
ReplyDeleteKathy
I love your cotton boll wreath! And I enjoy shopping in Plainview once in a while...but forget about the Antique stores...
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your loot at Revisionary Life!
Beautiful! Thanks for the submission to the HomeAcre hop. Feel free to stop by at www.PintSizeFarm.com or another one of the hosts to submit another this week!
ReplyDeleteLoving the vintage tablecloth and matching napkins you found! Thanks for sharing @ TTF.
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