Your "donate" clothing find reminds me of a funny story. When I was first dating my boyfriend he took me to a spot he used to go fishing in high school. We found several trash bags of nice clothes and shoes that fit both me and my daughter, out by the bayou, dumped. We kept some and donated the rest. A few months later we were visiting an old friend of his and his wife noticed my shoes and said her oldest used to have some but outgrew them. We later realized that the bags we found were actually left there by her husband who was supposed to donate them but went fishing instead. We never have told them about finding it... maybe one of these days! 😆
@@anthonyamendolia818 she was talking about the bag that had a "donate' stikker on it. Someone probably was send to donate the bag but was to lazy to go there and threw it in the dumpster instead
Thank you so much for your donation to Australia. I still can't believe how generous the international community has been through this devastating time. We appreciate everything!
God,I wish I was diving with you.im a crafter, needlepoint, crochet,knitter,all around crafter. I could benefit that haul for sure, especially that 5 drawer full of crafts. Damn,at least you resued it from landfill,bless you. Keep at it girl. Peace
I'm so proud of you. When I first started watching I didn't think I wanted to but now I can't stop watching. What a score with all this craft stuff. I would be so excited to find all that stuff.
Your so sweet! And I just love how you always find a purpose for everything you find!! My dogs don’t like storms either so tell Pilgrim he’s not alone!! I just love him!! Stay safe💕💕🙏🙏
I love thrifting!!!! I look forward to your thrifting videos, but please don't stop the dumpster diving because they are my favorite videos to watch. Thank you!!!!
I bet someone passed away and the family was getting rid of their knitting things!! Yarn is expensive, and I can't imagine someone that knits throwing all those knitting needles away!
I was thinking the same thing (there goes me, lol) or was put into a nursing home. That yarn is great to learn with, but the needles are a find! Don't give them away, learn with them!
The straight needles are knitting needles, the needles that are attached by a wire are knitting needles also, to knit in the round - like for socks, etc. The Stone Pack looks like needlepoint. What you call fur is rug hooking yarn. The frames are needlepoint frames.
I agree with you, Carolyn. I think I have bought most of those things and I probably paid $100's if not more for them, not to mention the instruction books.
Exactly no one would throw away expensive things. Any normal person would look up the prices of those things before throwing them out. I bet she put all those knitting supplies in the dumpster before filming.
OMG I know lol I used to work in a fabric/craft store and there is $1000s in those craft kits alone. Knitting needles now are ridiculous in prices compared to $1 a set from back then. LOL and latch hook kits lol haven't seen those since the day shag rugs stopped selling (but are coming back) LOL When I moved I sold that much stuff at a garage sale and paid for all my gas to go 5 states and my rental deposit and first and last month rent and that was in 1999. Those things cost twice as much now and some are impossible to find.... this was a great haul
Those are some great crafting finds. Enough to keep someone busy for a while. So happy that you saved them from being thrown away. Some lucky person will be very glad to get them. I love how Pilgrim is so intelligent. He hangs back waiting to be called for his cameo appearance. Love his heart. Thanks for sharing.🌼💯🌼
The semi-precious stones have value. Carnelian, onyx, tiger eye.. especially those ones that are processed for setting. Maybe have them valued by a jeweler.
Yes, or you can look them up online on Fire Mountain Gems to see if any of them are on their site, and see how much they might be worth. A jewelry maker (like me) would happily buy the whole storage box full and possibly do wire wrapping around them for pendants and rings, etc.
I looked it up and cabochon is the word used to describe uncut polished 'gems', so perhaps get those identified and valued, as the market varies geographically.
I crochet. There are a lot of rescues looking for help in making nests and Joey sacks for the animals in the Australia fires. Yarn and needles are pricey!! Goodwill even sells yarn when it’s donated. That must have been a DREAM craft room!!
I thrift for almost EVERYTHING! Once my doctor told me she admires my name brand purses, shoes, etc. I told her ALL of my designer stuff comes from thrift stores. The next time i went back for my appointment she told me she went thrifting with her mother and they had a ball. Now she does her big shopping from thrift stores. She said people think she is loaded with money because she is a doctor not realizing new doctors have loans !
I never tell people that I buy stuff from the thrift store. I tell them it came from my favourite boutique. Only my best friend and my sister know my secret, because they shop there also.
I thrift EVERY weekend! I LOVE it! Those cross stitch packs are worth money if they are not opened!! Great finds!! Throw those buttons in empty mason jars are people love to buy them for decor!
Yes, that's called "latch hook". Looks like all the short yarn "circles" are for the "mesh" aka: latch hook pattern, that was above it. In other words all of that drawer should stay together...just to be on the safe side. (This is coming from a current latch-hooker."
You are correct!!! I made a few in the 70s when I was a teenager very popular then.🖼 wall hangings and a lot of Resellers pick those up from thrift stores completed and get good money 💲 for them........
Me either. You really don't know where they come from, and indeed may not be clean. And then there's that whole thrift shop scent...yuck. I wear perfume when I know I'm going thrifting because that distinctive smell is just gross.
Sahara Holland i watch these videos and I want to start diving too - my brother was on disability so his money was tight . He furnished his entire house with his dumpster finds . Had some amazing stuff . Even house plants , and antiques
ousley YOU ARE SO AWESOME. I love watching your videos. When my husband comes home from work I tell him what we found in the dumpster today. Lol. God bless you. Stay safe little angel.
I love thrifting, too! I understand that adrenaline rush you mentioned when you spot the treasures! I went to the Goodwill Bin Store in my city and didn't have the best day, but I've seen online that people find great things in the bin stores! Great purchases at Goodwill!
I absolutely love thrifting. I always have. Always will. You definitely have my vote on thrift shops. Well done with the signed shirt. Alot if Ausrtalian groups are needing yarn for baskets for the animals. Thats awesomem
Great haul!!! For a day that started out slow you sure did end up with some awesome finds. I love thrifting. The vast majority of what we own is from thrift stores and garage sales. Some needle craft kits like you found sell for good money on Ebay. I would like to see more of your vintage finds.
You seem like such a sweet person. I love your videos. I sure wish I had an awesome friend like you! Almost everyone I know would turn their noise up at stuff like this but I just think its great!
Make sure your Pendleton is from Oregon. The original company. They were bought out and went overseas or something so the real stuff is from Oregon. I found a beautiful pink cardigan in perfect Shape in a free clothing bin!
Hey, Thanks for helping us out, The fires were mental and now we have flooding, its been raining non stop for days. On another note I flip from thrift shops and buy vintage......I stumbled upon you last week and became an instant fan......I love your show.......My passion is vintage fashion......
The short threads and the canvas that you show at about 28:40 are for making a latch hook rug. There should be a hook thing with a wooden handle for doing the knots and pulling the threads through. Rug making was popular in the 70's. There are groups on FB for needlepoint and cross stitching that would maybe in interested in the canvases and threads.
I'd enjoy seeing your thrifting and bins videos alongside your dumpster diving videos. We're thrifters too and recently have become bins addicts. Looking forward to seeing your bins video. Keep on treasure hunting!
Omg I love love love LOVEEE the gw bins! I've found $80 in a bin once, $20 in a bin that was 10 $2 Bill's from 1976. But I've also found a dug needle ( I reported it) and a bug. You really never know what you'll find.
Kelly.....The Bucilla cross stitch knits are very desirable..look them up on ebay..also those unfinished ones on the frames all lotted up in one lot auction style....most vintage craft stuff is way desirable can go for big money..also the yarn!! look up yarn lots on ebay & sold highest prices~ and you will be floored. WAY GOOD HAUL..U will definately make some good money on the crafts. .and the knitting needles and crochet needles sold in lots go high as well..well done on this one!! You go girl!! Let us know how u do on them..its always fun to share in the happiness of selling and knowing how much u got!!.. Ps I so love pilgrim!! I have 3 big babies I wouldnt know what to do without my dogs!!
You go girl !!! I hope you celebrated bedtime on that one 🎊🎉🎊 I need to lose 40 pounds and it's taking me years and still can't get it off. I am so happy for you👍😘
Greetings Kelly. We missed you. We want to see everything, can't wait. It's okay to switch thing's up. Great treasures that you continue to find. God bless you. Be safe,healthy &blessed always
I love thrift store shopping. I collect bohemian mini vases. They run from $25 to $100 depending on how much gold is on them. I can pick them up for $2 to $3.
Your dumpser videos are so entertaining. I love how happy it makes you to save useful items. I sent you something from my recent trip to Italy hope you like it. Thanks for helping other people.
I just noticed this was three years ago LOL hope you still have some of that or better yet hope you've already learned how to crochet and knit and you can fix all those beautiful things
Quite an array of crafting supplies knitting needles, crochet hooks counted cross stitch, embroidery, embroidery hoops etc. I'm jealous. I do all of those crafts. I better get busy and use up my supplies so my family doesn't throw it out if I die. LOL
I love thrifting ! in Australia we have the Salvation army and I'm in there every second day😊 I find amazing stuff .Love watching you dumpster dive keep up the great work xx
All the needle work crafts and yarn will definitely sell on Ebay. Excellent score. oh, theres lots of videos out showing people at the goodwill bins. You're different because you get trash items and sell them. Just watching any video you make brings me joy. You're awesome .
Must have been cleaning out some ones apartment who passed away. Sad. All that craft stuff could have been donated. There is a group here who knits hats and mittens for kids for Christmas. They use lots of donated yarn.
I’m so confused why people throw all this stuff away. Even though I wouldn’t take the time to resell it, I definitely would donate it. It would be a great addition to a school, etc.
The older "vintage" needlepoint kits sell well especially if they are out of production. Animal themed kits sell well too. Ebay and Etsy (if they are 2000 or earlier) are good platforms for these.
@@TurtleLuverElise WOW! What was it? And was this at auction or buy-it-now? I have a lot of them to sell and haven't been getting anywhere near that though I see that others do. TY.
@@patmaher6305 It was a vintage stocking cross stitch kit with a Santa on it! The only other one listed was at $225, so I priced low on buy-it-now and it sold within 1 day. I had a few others listed for between $20-35. I found a whole bunch at a small thrift store and just looked each one up, that one happened to be going to for a lot. Good luck selling your kits!!
Hey my my grandparents just moved and I’m helping my grandma clean out her old sewing room and I have a lot of really similar things that she gave me to get rid of for her! I don’t know what to do with it all there’s A LOT. Let me know what you end up doing... or I might see later in the video I’m only halfway through now haha. I want to sell what I can but also donate to Center for Creative Reuse here in Pgh
The easiest craft to learn that you picked up is the rug hooking, I bet your husband would love it! You should totally keep the crochet patterns, it is pretty easy to learn as well. I would love to purchase all the buttons on cards. TFS Hugs!
Gypsy Kennedy a colleague from work really recommended them for people with anxiety. She suffered from it after splitting from her first husband , an abusing drunk.
Hello! I wish I had seen this video back in January when you posted it! My roommate, I live in a nursing home, loves to embroider and cross stitch. She has been working on several projects for about 7 days now and it's never been so peaceful in my room! If you ever come across more embroidery or cross stitch things to do, please think of us in Pittsburgh, PA. You will be Linda's new best friend!
@@michellejohns5917 I just don't think that there is much of a market for the older style Free People clothing right now..which is fine. Trends in reselling are changing all of the time.
All that crafting stuff!!!! I am so jealous right now!!! Easily $500, or even more! Check the Kits, the ones with the colored flosses (cross stitch, embroidery etc... Vintage ones can go for as little as $20 to over $100 each!! You go girl!!! Great score!
Kelly isn't it great how the universe gives you things you think about? I think you would probably like knitting or needlepoint with your hubby. It's relaxing and fun to do together. Glad you smelled the dumpster juice before you put it in your car. It would probably smell a good long time. Thanks for the video. Be safe
I would be interested in your cross stitch kits, and embroidery kits and needle point kits. Let me know? PLEASE I'M OLD AND THATS WHAT I DO GIVE ME A PRICE😀 WHAT a great score
Those are semi precious gem , I saw moonstone and carnelion. You have such a kind heart, here in Everett, wash. There are a couple of programs for foster kids you might want check out in your area. One is called soles for souls collecting shoes, another is back packs and suitcases, so they don't have to use trash bags for their personal possessions , which makes them feel like throw aways. I feel like you might like to look into this or know someone in your area who would be interested. Thanks for being so kind hearted!!
Your "donate" clothing find reminds me of a funny story. When I was first dating my boyfriend he took me to a spot he used to go fishing in high school. We found several trash bags of nice clothes and shoes that fit both me and my daughter, out by the bayou, dumped. We kept some and donated the rest. A few months later we were visiting an old friend of his and his wife noticed my shoes and said her oldest used to have some but outgrew them. We later realized that the bags we found were actually left there by her husband who was supposed to donate them but went fishing instead. We never have told them about finding it... maybe one of these days! 😆
Koinu Chan imagine if you would have worn the shoes and the clothes ! 😂
Koinu Chan Hilarious 😂
That’s hilarious!
Look Again Koinu she doesnt donate the clothes, she sells them ...check out her blog finding and reselling others trash
@@anthonyamendolia818 she was talking about the bag that had a "donate' stikker on it. Someone probably was send to donate the bag but was to lazy to go there and threw it in the dumpster instead
Thank you so much for your donation to Australia. I still can't believe how generous the international community has been through this devastating time. We appreciate everything!
God,I wish I was diving with you.im a crafter, needlepoint, crochet,knitter,all around crafter. I could benefit that haul for sure, especially that 5 drawer full of crafts. Damn,at least you resued it from landfill,bless you. Keep at it girl. Peace
I'm so proud of you. When I first started watching I didn't think I wanted to but now I can't stop watching. What a score with all this craft stuff. I would be so excited to find all that stuff.
The most adorable Dumpster Diver around! Always glad to see new videos. :)
The "lion" yarn is for latch hooking. The cross atitch frames are to keep your fabric tight and they do sell as well
Your so sweet! And I just love how you always find a purpose for everything you find!! My dogs don’t like storms either so tell Pilgrim he’s not alone!! I just love him!! Stay safe💕💕🙏🙏
I love thrifting!!!! I look forward to your thrifting videos, but please don't stop the dumpster diving because they are my favorite videos to watch. Thank you!!!!
Pilgrim is probably trying to figure out, "Why does my mom always talk to herself all the time?"...lol.
I bet someone passed away and the family was getting rid of their knitting things!! Yarn is expensive, and I can't imagine someone that knits throwing all those knitting needles away!
I was thinking the same thing (there goes me, lol) or was put into a nursing home. That yarn is great to learn with, but the needles are a find! Don't give them away, learn with them!
The straight needles are knitting needles, the needles that are attached by a wire are knitting needles also, to knit in the round - like for socks, etc. The Stone Pack looks like needlepoint. What you call fur is rug hooking yarn. The frames are needlepoint frames.
I agree with you, Carolyn. I think I have bought most of those things and I probably paid $100's if not more for them, not to mention the instruction books.
Exactly no one would throw away expensive things. Any normal person would look up the prices of those things before throwing them out. I bet she put all those knitting supplies in the dumpster before filming.
The Butcher people throw all kinds of valuables in dumpsters everyday - that’s why dumpster diving exists.
Oh my GOD I’m a cross stitcher and I’d have a HEART ATTACK finding all those expensive supplies!!! You are SO lucky!!!! 😭
Beth - me too, I was in shock. I have been doing embroidery for 54+ years, since I was 10 yrs old.
And i hope hope hope she will sell them and not for just $5/$10!! She can totally make money off that!!!
OMG I know lol I used to work in a fabric/craft store and there is $1000s in those craft kits alone. Knitting needles now are ridiculous in prices compared to $1 a set from back then. LOL and latch hook kits lol haven't seen those since the day shag rugs stopped selling (but are coming back) LOL When I moved I sold that much stuff at a garage sale and paid for all my gas to go 5 states and my rental deposit and first and last month rent and that was in 1999. Those things cost twice as much now and some are impossible to find.... this was a great haul
I hope Kelly heeds you’re advice and sells these supplies at there proper price
I’m from Australia. Thank you so much, so many thoughtful people out there 💜
Those are some great crafting finds.
Enough to keep someone busy for a while.
So happy that you saved them from being thrown away.
Some lucky person will be very glad to get them.
I love how Pilgrim is so intelligent.
He hangs back waiting to be called for his cameo
appearance.
Love his heart.
Thanks for sharing.🌼💯🌼
The semi-precious stones have value. Carnelian, onyx, tiger eye.. especially those ones that are processed for setting. Maybe have them valued by a jeweler.
Yes, or you can look them up online on Fire Mountain Gems to see if any of them are on their site, and see how much they might be worth. A jewelry maker (like me) would happily buy the whole storage box full and possibly do wire wrapping around them for pendants and rings, etc.
@@KarmaTribe What are cabs?
I looked it up and cabochon is the word used to describe uncut polished 'gems', so perhaps get those identified and valued, as the market varies geographically.
I crochet. There are a lot of rescues looking for help in making nests and Joey sacks for the animals in the Australia fires. Yarn and needles are pricey!! Goodwill even sells yarn when it’s donated.
That must have been a DREAM craft room!!
28:40 that's precut latch hook yarn to make rugs, the canvas you picked up to show it is what you knot the yarn onto
I used to make rugs back in the 70's-80's.. So relaxing!
This whole time I thought your channel was called breakfast then I heard you say it and it sounded weird lol omggg
Me too. Just don't read things fully I guess.
I would have never even noticed breakfast was not the channel name of it wasn't for your comment. 🤦
Me too! I am so shocked!
Lol me too
Me too! I totally thought it was breakfast! 🤦♀️
I love thrifting, it's the only shopping I enjoy.
Cannot understand people trashing usable stuff..just makes no sense ...Bless you for all the work you do ....a blessing in so many ways !
Senior centers always appreciate donations of yarn and craft items; just in case you don't sell what you have.
9io
Yes they have crafting programs and are always looking for stuff
OMG cannot believe what all you found in that dumpster. A crafters dream.
I thrift for almost EVERYTHING! Once my doctor told me she admires my name brand purses, shoes, etc. I told her ALL of my designer stuff comes from thrift stores. The next time i went back for my appointment she told me she went thrifting with her mother and they had a ball. Now she does her big shopping from thrift stores. She said people think she is loaded with money because she is a doctor not realizing new doctors have loans !
nelliebelle mac nice to hear there are other smart doctors out there 😂😉👍🏻
Love this post Nellebelle. My husband has nelebel on his Jeep tag.
WAY TO Gooo on inspiring your doc!
I never tell people that I buy stuff from the thrift store. I tell them it came from my favourite boutique. Only my best friend and my sister know my secret, because they shop there also.
spiralgoddess I never tell people either. The thrift stores are packed enough from everyone else telling them to go shop there!
Your video are what gets me through the morning shift at work! I watch them during my lunch breaks!
I thrift EVERY weekend! I LOVE it! Those cross stitch packs are worth money if they are not opened!! Great finds!! Throw those buttons in empty mason jars are people love to buy them for decor!
Those crafting things you found is like finding gold to me. 😀😀😀
Solid gold on the knitting needles and yarn!
SCORE! Great haul. Those crafting supplies are expensive. Love thrifting and your videos! Thank you so much for sharing with us.
I love, appreciate, and adore you! Thank you for sharing your joy!
The mesh with really short cut yarns are for hooking a small rug or pillow.
Yes, that's called "latch hook". Looks like all the short yarn "circles" are for the "mesh" aka: latch hook pattern, that was above it. In other words all of that drawer should stay together...just to be on the safe side. (This is coming from a current latch-hooker."
Yes latch hook and they are worth money. Sold atleast 6 of them in Ebay. Sells quick!!!
You are correct!!! I made a few in the 70s when I was a teenager very popular then.🖼 wall hangings and a lot of Resellers pick those up from thrift stores completed and get good money 💲 for them........
Depop is my favorite platform to sell on. You are def right people on depop value vintage stuff a lot more!
I don’t wear clothes from the thrift store until I wash them bc you never know if it is clean or not
Sahara Holland Same.
Me either. You really don't know where they come from, and indeed may not be clean. And then there's that whole thrift shop scent...yuck. I wear perfume when I know I'm going thrifting because that distinctive smell is just gross.
I agree . Most people wash their thrift store clothes before wearing
But she’s spending a lot of time inside of dumpsters , so....
Michelle P I mean yeah I guess she doesn’t care. I dive to but I still wash mine lol. Someone with nasty BO could have worn a shirt I bought lol
Sahara Holland i watch these videos and I want to start diving too - my brother was on disability so his money was tight . He furnished his entire house with his dumpster finds . Had some amazing stuff . Even house plants , and antiques
Thank you for supporting Australian firefighters and animal rescue
2nd draw down is a Rug Making set! I did one once - very therapeutic!!
ousley YOU ARE SO AWESOME. I love watching your videos. When my husband comes home from work I tell him what we found in the dumpster today. Lol. God bless you. Stay safe little angel.
I would love to repaint the headboard and use it in my garden!
Connie Miner I loved that headboard!
I hope Kelly reads all the comments. They are really useful
I love thrifting, too! I understand that adrenaline rush you mentioned when you spot the treasures! I went to the Goodwill Bin Store in my city and didn't have the best day, but I've seen online that people find great things in the bin stores! Great purchases at Goodwill!
I absolutely love thrifting. I always have. Always will. You definitely have my vote on thrift shops. Well done with the signed shirt.
Alot if Ausrtalian groups are needing yarn for baskets for the animals. Thats awesomem
The tapestry frames sell separately on their own, take out the unfinished canvasses.
Great haul!!! For a day that started out slow you sure did end up with some awesome finds. I love thrifting. The vast majority of what we own is from thrift stores and garage sales. Some needle craft kits like you found sell for good money on Ebay. I would like to see more of your vintage finds.
You seem like such a sweet person. I love your videos. I sure wish I had an awesome friend like you! Almost everyone I know would turn their noise up at stuff like this but I just think its great!
Make sure your Pendleton is from Oregon. The original company. They were bought out and went overseas or something so the real stuff is from Oregon. I found a beautiful pink cardigan in perfect Shape in a free clothing bin!
Hey, Thanks for helping us out, The fires were mental and now we have flooding, its been raining non stop for days. On another note I flip from thrift shops and buy vintage......I stumbled upon you last week and became an instant fan......I love your show.......My passion is vintage fashion......
I think those needle point kits sell really well, also the knitting needles should, too.
The short threads and the canvas that you show at about 28:40 are for making a latch hook rug. There should be a hook thing with a wooden handle for doing the knots and pulling the threads through. Rug making was popular in the 70's. There are groups on FB for needlepoint and cross stitching that would maybe in interested in the canvases and threads.
Love thrifting, that's my thing, but love watching dumpster diving even though I would never do it myself. 😁
I'd enjoy seeing your thrifting and bins videos alongside your dumpster diving videos. We're thrifters too and recently have become bins addicts. Looking forward to seeing your bins video. Keep on treasure hunting!
I watch the crazy lamp lady. Shes did a ton of videos on the bins.
I love Jocelyn too! Also Steve and Steph!
I was gonna mention Jocelyn :)
Love watching her and steph and steve. I think we all have the same favorites ❤
Those cross stitching kits and embroidery kits are an awesome find! Same with all that yarn.
Hello girl.
I love to do cross stitch, all those pieces of wood, is for holding the canvas while you are doing the stitches .
well the dumpster gods shone on you today good luck with the crafting. wow what a great haul. have a blessed day Nicole UK
Omg I love love love LOVEEE the gw bins! I've found $80 in a bin once, $20 in a bin that was 10 $2 Bill's from 1976. But I've also found a dug needle ( I reported it) and a bug. You really never know what you'll find.
i love needle point, cross stitch, crocheting. LOVE IT ALL!!!
You can always donate the hoops and incomplete cross stitch pieces to old people’s homes :) they’d love to be able to craft if they are able ☺️
Kelly.....The Bucilla cross stitch knits are very desirable..look them up on ebay..also those unfinished ones on the frames all lotted up in one lot auction style....most vintage craft stuff is way desirable can go for big money..also the yarn!! look up yarn lots on ebay & sold highest prices~ and you will be floored. WAY GOOD HAUL..U will definately make some good money on the crafts. .and the knitting needles and crochet needles sold in lots go high as well..well done on this one!! You go girl!! Let us know how u do on them..its always fun to share in the happiness of selling and knowing how much u got!!..
Ps I so love pilgrim!! I have 3 big babies I wouldnt know what to do without my dogs!!
I would love see more thrifting videos.
Yes please!!!
Me too. I love them.
@@TiffanyTroubles there very relaxing to watch
As an avid sewer , cross-stitcher and crocheter I would die if I found a haul like that! All that yarn !
I thrift almost all my clothes since I lost 111 pounds because I can wear things nobody else had
Anita Phillips Ringgenberg congrats!! Well done!
That's what I do too because I am losing weight wtg on your weight loss
Super star
treasurechest51 Bloo I had gastric sleeve
You go girl !!! I hope you celebrated bedtime on that one 🎊🎉🎊
I need to lose 40 pounds and it's taking me years and still can't get it off.
I am so happy for you👍😘
I love thrifing for myself. So go for it. You use your knowledge to your advantage!!!!
00:01 seconds in, likes video. Love everything you do girl, keep up the great content!!!
Greetings Kelly. We missed you. We want to see everything, can't wait. It's okay to switch thing's up. Great treasures that you continue to find. God bless you. Be safe,healthy &blessed always
I love thrift store shopping. I collect bohemian mini vases. They run from $25 to $100 depending on how much gold is on them. I can pick them up for $2 to $3.
Your dumpser videos are so entertaining. I love how happy it makes you to save useful items. I sent you something from my recent trip to Italy hope you like it. Thanks for helping other people.
If you could find a rest home for the elderly the ladies would probably love that.
Billie Kennedy Yes, good idea - share the love 💕
Good idea
If I was you I would use those to learn how
I just noticed this was three years ago LOL hope you still have some of that or better yet hope you've already learned how to crochet and knit and you can fix all those beautiful things
Thank you a million for helping our country xxxxxx
pilgrim wants his momma today 🥰 just like a toddler , "pay attention to me MOM".
Quite an array of crafting supplies knitting needles, crochet hooks counted cross stitch, embroidery, embroidery hoops etc. I'm jealous. I do all of those crafts. I better get busy and use up my supplies so my family doesn't throw it out if I die. LOL
I love thrifting ! in Australia we have the Salvation army and I'm in there every second day😊 I find amazing stuff .Love watching you dumpster dive keep up the great work xx
I love the Smith family
We also have that in America too and it's so helpful expect one time in Houston a homeless person killed a boy and hid in the shelter for like 2 years
@@judithfarlow3326 same ♥️♥️
Same here, I went thriving at salvos yesterday and loved it
All the needle work crafts and yarn will definitely sell on Ebay. Excellent score.
oh, theres lots of videos out showing people at the goodwill bins. You're different because you get trash items and sell them. Just watching any video you make brings me joy. You're awesome .
Must have been cleaning out some ones apartment who passed away. Sad. All that craft stuff could have been donated. There is a group here who knits hats and mittens for kids for Christmas. They use lots of donated yarn.
Wow! That’s awesome! I love how you climb in and out so effortlessly. I might be able to get in, but I would never get back out!
I’m so confused why people throw all this stuff away. Even though I wouldn’t take the time to resell it, I definitely would donate it. It would be a great addition to a school, etc.
I am obsessed now with getting you to try pulling your truck along side dumpsters and standing in the bed to pull finds over to the truck bed so easy
That short yarn in the second drawer is a latch hook kit.. the one you thought looked like a lion
I absolutely love thrifting videos too!! I like too see what other cities thrift stores and prices are like!
The older "vintage" needlepoint kits sell well especially if they are out of production. Animal themed kits sell well too. Ebay and Etsy (if they are 2000 or earlier) are good platforms for these.
Yes! I just sold one last month for $125
@@TurtleLuverElise WOW! What was it? And was this at auction or buy-it-now? I have a lot of them to sell and haven't been getting anywhere near that though I see that others do. TY.
@@patmaher6305 It was a vintage stocking cross stitch kit with a Santa on it! The only other one listed was at $225, so I priced low on buy-it-now and it sold within 1 day. I had a few others listed for between $20-35. I found a whole bunch at a small thrift store and just looked each one up, that one happened to be going to for a lot. Good luck selling your kits!!
YESS! Totally into thrifting! Can I love your channel more??? Super awesome haul!
Hey my my grandparents just moved and I’m helping my grandma clean out her old sewing room and I have a lot of really similar things that she gave me to get rid of for her! I don’t know what to do with it all there’s A LOT. Let me know what you end up doing... or I might see later in the video I’m only halfway through now haha. I want to sell what I can but also donate to Center for Creative Reuse here in Pgh
Nursing homes and assisted living apartments would adore you if you donated to their craft rooms.
The easiest craft to learn that you picked up is the rug hooking, I bet your husband would love it! You should totally keep the crochet patterns, it is pretty easy to learn as well. I would love to purchase all the buttons on cards. TFS Hugs!
As an ex cross stitcher those scroll frames are expensive.
Gypsy Kennedy a colleague from work really recommended them for people with anxiety. She suffered from it after splitting from her first husband , an abusing drunk.
They really are, especially that great big one! You definitely stumbled onto a treasure trove this time!
Hello! I wish I had seen this video back in January when you posted it! My roommate, I live in a nursing home, loves to embroider and cross stitch. She has been working on several projects for about 7 days now and it's never been so peaceful in my room! If you ever come across more embroidery or cross stitch things to do, please think of us in Pittsburgh, PA. You will be Linda's new best friend!
I haven’t been able to sell Free People for much more then $15 on PM and Mercari lately :( I hope you have better luck! Nice haul love your vids!
michelle johns Same. I have some Free People stuff right now that I can’t sell at ALL.
faeriesmak I’m so sorry to hear that! I’ve been having the same luck unfortunately.
@@michellejohns5917 I just don't think that there is much of a market for the older style Free People clothing right now..which is fine. Trends in reselling are changing all of the time.
My husband made me a shelf out of a metal head board. I love it. He hung it in the kitchen for antiques.
Your my favorite diver.
All that crafting stuff!!!! I am so jealous right now!!! Easily $500, or even more! Check the Kits, the ones with the colored flosses (cross stitch, embroidery etc... Vintage ones can go for as little as $20 to over $100 each!! You go girl!!! Great score!
Wash stuff before wearing! ❤️
yes! so important!
She knows that as she mostly says it is all washed or even lays it outdoors until it is washed.
I love thrifting,yard sales dumpster diving I love it all...awesome video like always..
Awesome video love it! I'm going to start apartment dumpster diving on my channel 😁 Stay Amazing 👏
I love watching your content girl! You have such a sweet, upbeat, and kind personality♥ keep making the great content
Xoxo
Ryan Newman.
LOL oops 😂
breafkast I know nothing bout Nascar, lol....I wouldn’t have known the difference :)
LOL! I kept wondering who Randy Newman the racecar driver was. I thought maybe the singer was racing now. Now Ryan Newman explains it all!
Ryan Newman drove the #12 car for roger Penske many years ago. the value may be more than you think.
@@boathead22000 Yes Indeed!
Craft stuff! The main reason I got into dumpster diving!!!❤️
Need to be careful with bed bugs. That could be why they throw all them away.
OMG i totally love all those crafting free items u found . u r so lucky that is totally a crafter dream find.
If you list the cross stitch kits on EBAY, they will sell.
Check out GeminiThrifts on UTUBE Weekend Sales Edition #50..,,.she sold a bunch of these cross stitch kits on EBAY
Kelly isn't it great how the universe gives you things you think about? I think you would probably like knitting or needlepoint with your hubby. It's relaxing and fun to do together. Glad you smelled the dumpster juice before you put it in your car. It would probably smell a good long time. Thanks for the video. Be safe
I would be interested in your cross stitch kits, and embroidery kits and needle point kits. Let me know?
PLEASE I'M OLD AND THATS WHAT I DO GIVE ME A PRICE😀 WHAT a great score
brenda george I would go on her poshmark she sells everything there it’s a link in her bio
@@emmagesser3350 isn't only for clothes
@Matthew, no they sell almost everything on Poshmark.
I have SO MUCH from my grandma that she is getting rid of from her old sewing room!! Please message me!!
@@chloehantz529 bkgbulldog1@gmail.com that's my email let me know what she has😀
I'd be in heaven with that craft haul. As a buyer and seller of craft supplies they fetch a lot. Especially vintage Button packs etc
Omg id never put on clothes without washing them. Yuk
Cyndi Manka get over yourself! More germs on the toilet or door handles at the mall
Cyndi Manka okay congrats
me either because I know several people who donate dirty laundry.
I get all my craft supplies at thrift stores, yard sales, and rummage sales. There is so much beautiful stuff. Tina
I was missing your videos!! Glad to see you back at it again!!
Those are semi precious gem , I saw moonstone and carnelion. You have such a kind heart, here in Everett, wash. There are a couple of programs for foster kids you might want check out in your area. One is called soles for souls collecting shoes, another is back packs and suitcases, so they don't have to use trash bags for their personal possessions , which makes them feel like throw aways. I feel like you might like to look into this or know someone in your area who would be interested. Thanks for being so kind hearted!!
Your on the fly descriptions of the crafting stuff made me laugh!
Wow! You've been busy! I also enjoy thrifting so I'll be waiting for your videos!