Yvonne …these are so fun to watch! Many memories of some items come flooding back. And many “oh I want that” moments too! LOL!!! I remember Tupperware Parties, never hosted one, but worked with 100’s of women, someone was always having one ! Home Interior Parties, ETC ETC ETC ! LOL! I have 2 of those pretty Blue Glass Birds. They were new in the 70’s . I don’t know were mine went. Probably still packed away when we moved to my family home. We brought 27 years of marriage and packed it on top of 58 years of marriage of my parents 🤷♀️. YES I need to do “decluttering “ soon ! Those slaps of wood were gorgeous! I love my wood ! 🥰 Those Hummels, I collect the RED HEAD ones ! My neighbor collected them, when she passed away her daughter ( who is a redhead ) let me pick a few out because I took care of her . I may have 6 or 7 that I have found in my search. They aren’t easy to come by for a good price. Since I’m a red head, my daughters are both red heads and one granddaughter… it is only right I collect some ! LOL!! My justification 🥰 Looking forward to the next trip ! Glad you got the fabric…. Nice !! 💛💛🌞🌞💛💛 ( I’m pushing sunshine ! )
Love all the crocks.The cement fork,spoon and knife holder came from pier one, I have it and the big utensil holder that matches,theres an antique mall in findlay it's called Jeffrey's,if your ever down that way stop by,
Great tour. I love looking through antique stores. Yes, I remember Tupperware parties, but i never hosted one. I have a collection of teapots and teacups. I also have a collection of old kitchen utensils.
Tupperware ! married in 1960 and received the dinner place setting, accessory pieces - someone in my husbands family sold Tupperware! Still have the "shaker" use for shaking my eggs for baking/morning breakfast . . . Spools-have a 45 pieces/collection 1932 multi-size plus additional other dates as well.
Yvonne, Wow you have so many great antique shops in your area. I love watching them. Sometimes I would like to see more, and visual the prices better. Maybe splitting it in 2 parts will be a good idea. Either way. Imma keep watching!
Thank you so much for sharing this wonderful tour! Love antique stores, you can find so many goodies!! I am going again in a few days!! I collect the cobolt jars and plates and anything that is different!!!
I’m an avid crocheter, and yes people do dye and make their own yarn. You don’t find it at craft stores but at nicer shops for $$. The yarn that is sort of curled is wound in “hanks” and tends to be nicer. The ones that you usually see at Michael’s and WalMart are wound in “skeins”. I’m here for you lol!
My daughter is also an avid crocheter and recently knitter. So I've also seen these many times when we go different small stores that specifically cater to both. I'm glad you were able to explain it so well. I only know what she tells me haha. She has been looking into dying her own yarn as there aren't many people that do it in our immediate area.
Another fun day shopping💥. I miss antiquing but I sure am happy that I bought mine all those years ago when the prices were a lot less expensive. Was a wonderful time…thank you🥰😻
My grandma had an old set of bingo cards. That’s it. No calling out the number cards and no markers. She took large buttons and labeled them with the proper letter and number and of course we would go to her sewing machine drawer and pull out a hand full of buttons to use as markers. So I found the card with buttons very nostalgic. When I was very young, my grandpa rolled his own cigarettes and also smoked a pipe. He used Prince Albert tobacco for both. I had to smile when I saw the Prince Albert can. He carried it in the center pocket of his overalls.
I saw a child’s old wooden potty chair and thought what a great little regular chair it would be with your spin on it. It could be used as a chair ,riser or plant stand.
I loved the old license plates. I'm still looking for a 1951 Utah plate , which is the year of my birth, for my decor and hopefully one day I will find one.
I am SO glad you grabbed that fabric!!!!! Tupperware….. oh how we had a ton! I continue to hunt for the BIG frosted canisters for sugar and flour!!!!! Can’t beat the seal! I recognized the orange peeler from Tupperware! Would love to find one now!
You asked about the Tupperware. I used to sell Tupperware, probably 35 years ago, back when it was cool to hold home parties. Now, it's all over the Thrift and Antique Malls.
Yes I hosted a party back in 2006, still use all of my freebies. I believe that the yarn is hand dyed and then wound up by hand like that. Don't quote me on that tho😂😂
So many fun treasures!! I'm getting ready to do my first display case at an antique mall soon. It runs from May 1st until the end of Oct, then closes for the winter. Thank you for sharing so much of what you do and also showing the good and bad of what you've learned along the way!💕
Hey I just saw Prince Albert in a can(better let him out before he suffocates). Okay I couldn't pass that up,lol. Those pieces of wood are gorgeous! I can imagine making the long one into a bench or something to set houseplants out on the porch on. I remember going with Mom to those Tupperware parties her friends would throw. I was a little kid but I thought those parties were so fun.
That rusty, crusty seed? grain? cabinet with the small bins was totally my jam!! It would have gone home with me, for sure. I cannot believe that Tupperware is now considered antique - boy, do I feel old. Love these tours - keep them coming.
I remember Tupperware parties! I got so much fun free stuff. You have so much self control when you’re thrifting! Thank you for always providing good content for your community, Yvonne!❤️
I wish I could have seen the prices on the cobalt blue drinking glasses that I saw in one of the booths. I just put some in my booth, but I was uncertain on what price to tag them.
Loved thee shutters. Saw a gal on TH-cam make some like this using old wood and long paint stir sticks as the slats. Not as long as the ones you showed but turned out really good. I wanted to reach in and snag the old black phone.
The yarn is hand dyed. People will purchase it and wind it in the balls your formal seeing. Making blanket, sweater, hat and etc. Since covid many people have picked up knitting and crocheting again. With the surge in popularity of hand crafts work. If you looking for smalls. If you find yarn at Goodwill pick it up take a styrofoam ball glue an end down and start winding. You would only have to do enough for the ball to be covered. Put in bowls or basket on display 2 for $ 5 or something like that. Varying size and colors will put a pop color in you booth and you can do it while watching TV. If you try it let me know how it goes. The investment in time and money wouldn't be much at all. However you know your customer better than I do maybe stat out with a small test batch. LOL
That was a pretty cool video I actually have one of those baby carriages would so love to know what you would do with it thank you for sharing God bless
My town is similar. We do have a goodwill but it never has much and their prices are getting ridiculous. I have to drive about 30 miles to go thrifting. It is frustrating. I feel your pain!
Just a walk down Memory Lane and I loved every step!!
I love Ginger Chick Rehab! I can''t wait until the next one eac time I watch,
Very relaxing going through the antique shop with you . Just Loved So many things 🤗
Loved this I’ve hosted Tupperware parties, longaberger parties and pampered chef parties. I even sold Tupperware for a short time
Loved this video❣️ I saw so many things that we had in the house I grew up in. Lovely memories!
Yvonne …these are so fun to watch! Many memories of some items come flooding back. And many “oh I want that” moments too! LOL!!!
I remember Tupperware Parties, never hosted one, but worked with 100’s of women, someone was always having one ! Home Interior Parties, ETC ETC ETC ! LOL!
I have 2 of those pretty Blue Glass Birds. They were new in the 70’s . I don’t know were mine went. Probably still packed away when we moved to my family home. We brought 27 years of marriage and packed it on top of 58 years of marriage of my parents 🤷♀️. YES I need to do “decluttering “ soon !
Those slaps of wood were gorgeous! I love my wood ! 🥰
Those Hummels, I collect the RED HEAD ones ! My neighbor collected them, when she passed away her daughter ( who is a redhead ) let me pick a few out because I took care of her . I may have 6 or 7 that I have found in my search. They aren’t easy to come by for a good price. Since I’m a red head, my daughters are both red heads and one granddaughter… it is only right I collect some ! LOL!! My justification 🥰
Looking forward to the next trip ! Glad you got the fabric…. Nice !!
💛💛🌞🌞💛💛 ( I’m pushing sunshine ! )
Oh.. I didn’t know that about Hummels. Now I want to collect them.. lol.. of course like you the red head ones❤️
I love these tours!!!!!!!!!!
Love all the crocks.The cement fork,spoon and knife holder came from pier one, I have it and the big utensil holder that matches,theres an antique mall in findlay it's called Jeffrey's,if your ever down that way stop by,
Thank you for sharing that
Don’t forget the home interior parties
Yep.. those to. Our area was the “At Home” parties
I collect crocks also, I tell myself.... NO MORE, but I still look :) I knew you would get that fabric!
Great tour. I love looking through antique stores. Yes, I remember Tupperware parties, but i never hosted one. I have a collection of teapots and teacups. I also have a collection of old kitchen utensils.
Tupperware ! married in 1960 and received the dinner place setting, accessory pieces - someone in my husbands family sold Tupperware! Still have the "shaker" use for shaking my eggs for baking/morning breakfast . . . Spools-have a 45 pieces/collection 1932 multi-size plus additional other dates as well.
Yvonne,
Wow you have so many great antique shops in your area. I love watching them.
Sometimes I would like to see more, and visual the prices better. Maybe splitting it in 2 parts will be a good idea. Either way. Imma keep watching!
Saw so many great memories. Love antique shopping. The yarn is probably hand dyed I crochet and yes they do wrap it that way.
I loved all the beautiful pieces of wood. There was a lot i like
Thank you so much for sharing this wonderful tour! Love antique stores, you can find so many goodies!! I am going again in a few days!! I collect the cobolt jars and plates and anything that is different!!!
I’m an avid crocheter, and yes people do dye and make their own yarn.
You don’t find it at craft stores but at nicer shops for $$. The yarn that is sort of curled is wound in “hanks” and tends to be nicer. The ones that you usually see at Michael’s and WalMart are wound in “skeins”. I’m here for you lol!
My daughter is also an avid crocheter and recently knitter. So I've also seen these many times when we go different small stores that specifically cater to both. I'm glad you were able to explain it so well. I only know what she tells me haha. She has been looking into dying her own yarn as there aren't many people that do it in our immediate area.
Great to know, thanks!
Loved!!!!!!!! The fabric, blue, red and cream, my colors.
You know of everything I saw the turkey lamp with the copper shade, I thought, was pretty incredible!
Regarding the yarn. Knitting has been very popular again for the past several years. Those twisted skeins are hand dyed yarn.
Thank you for sharing that
My grandmother had a lot of the blue hobnail pieces. I absolutely love them.They are hard to fund done here in south Alabama.
Always fun to watch. A friend and I went out to a local antique mall the other day and were looking for the glass piggy banks! Didn't see a one.
Maybe alpaca yarn. I’ve seen some around here like that
I'm inspired! I love anything old, grungy, rusty and with peeling paint.
and Mrs T Yes here in England back in the 70's tupperware parties were all the rage for us young housewives
Always enjoy your ‘shop with me’ videos. So many things to look at- don’t know which way to turn! You brought home some great finds!!
Loved that oblong wooden bowl, been obsessed with re-doing wood bowls lately
Another fun day shopping💥. I miss antiquing but I sure am happy that I bought mine all those years ago when the prices were a lot less expensive. Was a wonderful time…thank you🥰😻
My grandma had an old set of bingo cards. That’s it. No calling out the number cards and no markers. She took large buttons and labeled them with the proper letter and number and of course we would go to her sewing machine drawer and pull out a hand full of buttons to use as markers. So I found the card with buttons very nostalgic. When I was very young, my grandpa rolled his own cigarettes and also smoked a pipe. He used Prince Albert tobacco for both. I had to smile when I saw the Prince Albert can. He carried it in the center pocket of his overalls.
Thank you for sharing that 💕
Nice treasure tour.
I saw a child’s old wooden potty chair and thought what a great little regular chair it would be with your spin on it. It could be used as a chair ,riser or plant stand.
I loved the old license plates. I'm still looking for a 1951 Utah plate , which is the year of my birth, for my decor and hopefully one day I will find one.
Try EBay.
Maybe Amazon too
Yes I hosted Tupperware and got enough stuff to stock our motor home without raiding my kitchen!!! Loved that stuff!!
Cool treasure hunt! Some of my faves: the galvanized bucket, the water meter cover, and the live edge wood slabs. And yes I did Tupperware parties.
I would’ve bought so so many things there!!!!! Wow what a find !!! Awesome things!!!
I, too, had Tupperware parties and still have some of the "vintage " Tupperware. 😊 thanks for the tour
I am SO glad you grabbed that fabric!!!!! Tupperware….. oh how we had a ton! I continue to hunt for the BIG frosted canisters for sugar and flour!!!!! Can’t beat the seal! I recognized the orange peeler from Tupperware! Would love to find one now!
It just holds up so well
You asked about the Tupperware. I used to sell Tupperware, probably 35 years ago, back when it was cool to hold home parties. Now, it's all over the Thrift and Antique Malls.
Yes.. it sure is.. there’s even a booth in the mall I’m in.
Yes I hosted a party back in 2006, still use all of my freebies. I believe that the yarn is hand dyed and then wound up by hand like that. Don't quote me on that tho😂😂
I was a Tupperware dealer for years. I wish I could find a dealer in my area now.
Brought back memories
It’s like a treasure hunt!! I never know what great bargains I’ll find. Thanks for the great videos !! God bless.
So many fun treasures!! I'm getting ready to do my first display case at an antique mall soon. It runs from May 1st until the end of Oct, then closes for the winter. Thank you for sharing so much of what you do and also showing the good and bad of what you've learned along the way!💕
Oh.. have fun!!
Awesome finds! Thanks for sharing
I used to play with Tonka dump truck
I did host a Tupperware party...good excuse to get together with friends.
Yes.. yes it was and is.
Hey I just saw Prince Albert in a can(better let him out before he suffocates). Okay I couldn't pass that up,lol. Those pieces of wood are gorgeous! I can imagine making the long one into a bench or something to set houseplants out on the porch on. I remember going with Mom to those Tupperware parties her friends would throw. I was a little kid but I thought those parties were so fun.
Lol.. yes.. there seems to be a lot of his cans around these parts.
Love a good Tupperware party💕
Girl, I sold Tupperware for 4 years. I did the parties!😂 still gotta love the Tupperware.
looks like the red barn has good prices to begin with !
Yes..I think so too
Your channel keeps getting better. Keep up the hard work. Love watching your flips.
That rusty, crusty seed? grain? cabinet with the small bins was totally my jam!! It would have gone home with me, for sure. I cannot believe that Tupperware is now considered antique - boy, do I feel old. Love these tours - keep them coming.
I just knew you would get the material. I would have, also 😂
It was too cute to pass. And priced right
I remember Tupperware parties! I got so much fun free stuff.
You have so much self control when you’re thrifting! Thank you for always providing good content for your community, Yvonne!❤️
Thank you
Love the tours, so much amazing stuff! I'm going to an antique barn next week and I can't wait 😄
New to your channel . I love old boxes to.i just love your style you are a new favorite of mine.
These malls are so much fun. There's something for everyone. That first gorgeous crock...do you remember the ballpark price?
I don’t.. after a while it kinda all ran together 🤗
Oh my self restraint would be out the window.
I wish I could have seen the prices on the cobalt blue drinking glasses that I saw in one of the booths. I just put some in my booth, but I was uncertain on what price to tag them.
It makes me feel old to see Tupperware I have used in an antique store. Earlier visit had the green jello mold that I used for microwave meatloaf
They hold up so well..
I need that little galvanized tub!
Loved thee shutters. Saw a gal on TH-cam make some like this using old wood and long paint stir sticks as the slats. Not as long as the ones you showed but turned out really good. I wanted to reach in and snag the old black phone.
Meant to say these not thee.
The yarn is hand dyed. People will purchase it and wind it in the balls your formal seeing. Making blanket, sweater, hat and etc. Since covid many people have picked up knitting and crocheting again. With the surge in popularity of hand crafts work. If you looking for smalls. If you find yarn at Goodwill pick it up take a styrofoam ball glue an end down and start winding. You would only have to do enough for the ball to be covered. Put in bowls or basket on display 2 for $ 5 or something like that. Varying size and colors will put a pop color in you booth and you can do it while watching TV. If you try it let me know how it goes. The investment in time and money wouldn't be much at all. However you know your customer better than I do maybe stat out with a small test batch. LOL
Thank you for sharing that 💕
Never would have thought you were that age . You look like your in your fortys.
Lol.. yep I am.🤗
Brings back memories 😇
That was a pretty cool video I actually have one of those baby carriages would so love to know what you would do with it thank you for sharing God bless
I went antique shopping for a little while this morning. I didn't find anything. 😕
Sometimes we do, sometimes we don’t.
Had Tupperware parties and sold it lol
Oh! I wish we had an antique mall like that here in Texas. 😔
When I shop with you I always see a ton of things o would like to have. Are you finding the prices comparative to yours? Thanks Yvonne
Yes.. they were very comparable. It was good to know that I’m on target .
@@GingerChickRehab That’s great. I saw oh so many things. When I shop with you I save a lot of money!! Lol thanks Yvonne
My mom did the Tupperware and my cousin still does the Tupperware 😆
Where I live there are no resale shops and I haven’t found any small thrift stores or antique stores to go to. Frustrating for sure
My town is similar. We do have a goodwill but it never has much and their prices are getting ridiculous. I have to drive about 30 miles to go thrifting. It is frustrating. I feel your pain!
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Ok you are giving me motion sickness you need to slow down in filming, let us take a look at the items, we can’t read the price tag so leave it alone…