75% OFF THRIFTING TRIP - YES PLEASE! Better than GOODWILL THRIFT WITH ME AND THRIFT HAUL
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ก.พ. 2023
- Today I have a 75% OFF vintage THRIFTING TRIP to share. It is better than any GOODWILL THRIFT WITH ME trip. I also have a THRIFT HAUL to share! I hope you enjoy!
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Hello everyone, my name is Julie! On Thrilled Thrifter we absolutely love thrift shopping.(Especially for home decor!) I also love to go Thrifting for practical pieces to use in my home. I share all things thrift here on my channel with a few homesteading clips too! I love to go thrifting for my home, family and friends. {I'm not a reseller!} I thrift mostly at Goodwill, yard/garage sales, FB marketplace, antique stores, estate sales, flea markets and so many other thrift shops. I believe you can make your home beautiful on a thrifty budget! I will take you on so many thrift with me shopping trips, share my thrift hauls and almost always show you how I use my thrift finds in my home. I post every Friday and sometimes on Tuesday. Occasionally I do thrift flips and decorating videos too! I hope you walk away from my channel feeling inspired to shop secondhand. Don't forget to subscribe so you don't miss out!
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I find antique and private owned thrift shops much more relaxing...not so many folks grabbing, pushing and just getting in your space trying to get the best deals. It's much more organized and folks seem to have more etiquette. You can get great deals at these kind of establishments!❤ I would love the old recipe cooking...I love those kind of cookbooks!!!!
Thank you 😊
These are the type places I donate too. I would never donate ANYTHING to Goodwill.
Yes to the recipes. Always looking for new recipes to try and it's just me and my hubby. He likes to take leftovers in his lunch so I would love to see you make the dishes and rate them by taste, easiness and would you put them on the rotation. I would put a birds nest in the ladle for the Spring/Summer.
I'd put an antique hanky in it. :)
That’s a great idea Julie. I love trying new recipes. Sounds like fun! 😊
Thank you 😊
I would love to see you do a series where you try recipes from vintage recipe books! I have a small collection of old recipe books from here in Nova Scotia and they really show how much influence the different cultures had on our cuisine. Different areas of the province were more settled by Germans, Dutch, French, Scottish, Irish, etc. and the recipes reflect that heritage.
I am from Nova Scotia too!🙂
I love the fact you shop for your home and not to re sale!!!!
Me too..because I am a big thrifter, have tons of stuff but don’t resale …but might give away things.
@@ritastutler1470 I’m the same!!! I say my house is decorated early yard sale style… teehee
@@garnetdudding936 Hi Garnet..Do you go to estate sales. We have three or four most weeks..Thursday thru Saturday. Saturday is our day because it is fifty percent off. We find less expensive things than our yard sales. Yard sales and Goodwill have gotten crazy expensive here. Yes, I am a mix of every style but ninety percent..even furniture is from estate sales. I would not begin to know how to sale anything or price things. I have a friend who could sell a paper bag and make money.not me. I had one yard sale in my life and too much work for so little money. Have a great Sunday. 💕
@@ritastutler1470 yes, I do go to estate sales and also prefer the second day for the 50% prices!!
My grandfather had a coin purse like that in the 1960s, I wish I had.
An old delicate handkerchief would be pretty in the coin purse
Yes, thank you!
I just watched you video where you purchased Carson some shoes. Lol like moccasins and a cute pair of denim looking slip-ons.
I only found you site last week but have almost anandoned all of other thrifters for your sites. Those precious grandchildren make my heart sing. You and your family are awesomely beautiful.
I am 77 years old and you and your family and you awesome thrifting makes my day. I love the way you pick for yourself and your family and for those, whom I can see you really love!
I can hardly thrift like I have in the past, but through you I get to do some of that again.
You ideas of decor in your home and sharing with us, is such a wonderful way for us old thrifters to get to follow with you!
Thank you from my heart for making my days so wonderful!
God sends wonderful woman like you as a special gift!
I truly do love you and the family!
As you sweet precious grandson said near the end of the video, "I'm done" with this video but will continue watching for the brightest light in my TV watching!
I love the old coin purse and the old ladle.
ABSOLUTELY! POSITIVELY! All together now, Julie’s in the kitchen…banging on the pots and pans! Let’s see what you can find to tempt our tastebuds dear girl. I said when you were in the thrift store looking at the ladle that I hope you pick it up and put Easter grass and eggs or chicks in the bowl of it for Easter and during the ordinary time find an old birds nest to sit in it and doll it up with some birds eggs or a little birdie to adorn it. I have ideas galore watching you thrift things so thanks for taking us along on your adventures in thrifting!!!:):):)
Wonderful ideas! Thank you so much 😊
I think you having such a good, relaxing time made this fun. You found some great treasures. Pink is my favorite color. I use a lot of pink! I think cooking would be fun. Like a cook along!
I love the old change purse. I’d hang it up with some lavender sprigs in it. I think the pretty feminine flowers will look so nice with the masculine worn leather
Them dishes you bought àre the pattern my grandmother had in the 1940s. Brought back so many memories. Love your show😊😊❤
I think that's a water dipper!(ladel) I might be wrong, when I seen it brought back a good memory when I was a kid me my Grannie her daughter(Aunt Butchie) my sister & cousin traveled by car to Tennessee, heard later we fought all the way from Dallas, Tx to Tennessee!!!! & back home. Anyways my Grannie grabbed a dipper made of aluminum we dipped fresh water from the spring & drinked it, I have never forgotten how cold & the taste! no other water compares to that taste of water!❤️🙂
Me too .we had a enamel dipper. I found one just like it for 50 cents
Oh how interesting! Thank you for sharing 😁
We used one in the cotton field when my sister and I picked cotton when we were young
@Rose Rollins we got our water from a well and kept a water bucket on kitchen cabanet.underground spring and ice cold.
I think an old handkerchief would be cute hanging out the little change purse.
Thanks for the flashback to my childhood. The dishes that you bought were the pattern that my mother used in the 1950s and early 1960s. I loved them as a little girl.
Those beautiful plates you purchased were discontinued in 1940. It is the Hazel pattern manufactured by the Scio company in Ohio. Those plates could possibly be hundred years old I ate off of the same pattern of places a child in the 1950s when I lived with my parents in the housing projects in downtown Birmingham Alabama. Whenever we ate from those plates always felt like I was the richest little girl anywhere. Of course you're not the same ones as my mama had but I do have a small collection of them and to me they are priceless
Oh what memories! Thank you for sharing!
I love the idea on cooking and trying recipes from your thrifted cookbooks. I love old cookbooks and finding new to me mouth watering recipes!
if it ain’t busted, dusted & crusted…I don’t want it! Lol
I would have so purchased the little worn coin purse. I picture in an Ironstone bowl or something with the postcard tucked behind it. ❤
Absolutely me too! I thought about you with all those photos!
Yes, I would love to have you cook some of those vintage recipes. That would be a real blessing!
Oh those plates! My grandmother had those plates. So many memories ❤
Love that little change purse. Greenery is exactly what I thought. I'm sure it was kept in an apron pocket or somewhere close, to the one who carried it, I'm sure that change was hard to come by, and it was kept safe. So precious.
That ladle...I sure would have brought it home also.
I have 2 of those cotton corders...I call them cotton combs...lol. Mine had a little cotton in them too. I love them.
Great finds Julie. I find so much joy in an antique store.
Thanks for taking us.
Keys make great windchimes!---I lived in a small town called Napoleon in ND, & we had a bookmobile come occasionally, don't remember how often, I was 7-8-9 years old at the time!---Certain flatware pieces also make great windchimes...I call it angel music! Gotta tap a piece on a hard surface & listen for a tuning fork sound.
Trying old recipes and sharing them with others sounds like a great idea to me but I love collecting recipes and especially old ones.
I would love to see recipes from your vintage cookbooks. I have a few of those old church recipe books passed down from my mom! It’s gotta be from the 50’s or 60’s in very old typewriter format!
Oh me too!
Hi Julie. I can totally relate to the slower pase when antique shopping. I am "doing my favorite thing" when I go antiquing. If you go enough to the same place you can get a feel of your favorite booths and how often they have sales. Sometimes even meet the vendors when they are restocking or working as a monitor. Yes, they do work to watch shoppers, even ask if they can carry your selected items to the check out to hold for you. I'm not sure if they get a percentage off their rent if they volunteer to monitor the store, I just know they do it. Makes sense, who else would be more attentive to watching the customers than those who have booths there. I am so tickled that you got some unique finds and was able to slow down and look. I have a little leather coin purse that was my great grandaddy's and also a pair of his round specks (glasses). I inherited these pieces. I did buy a snuff jar at an antique store cause he dipped snuff. I really like the picture too of the lady in the apron. So sweet and tells a story of its own. Oh, before I forget I have a quite a few of the shutter's and have a vintage swinging doors, I call them saloon doors. I just really like things like that. You got some great finds. I hope you have a good weekend now that Texas is finally thawing out from that ice storm. A Nana in Texas. ☺️
When you picked up the ladle, I didn’t question it for a second. I said, “Yep, that’s totally Julie!” 😁
I was so excited to see the small tobacco bags! My grandma used hundreds of those little bags to make a spread for her bed. She took all of the seams out, lay them flat to iron them, and then sewed it together. It is all hand sewn.
That was a cute booth. I liked the shutter and thought it would match your kitchen pretty well. I also liked that mini lantern and the mini molds. Those would have been great to make mini lava cakes in. Pet the fur babies for me and have a great weekend!
I think old recipes are very simple and tasty.
Me too! I love old school.
The church cookbooks have the best recipes! I always buy them. Sometimes, I know some of the people that recipes in the cookbook!
Absolutely!
My goodness what an awesome collection at an amazing price. Thanks for taking us along. I really enjoyed how you took your time. Have a blessed day. See you soon. 😊❤😊❤🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
I have the full set of dishes like the floral plates. My ex-husband bought them for me at the dime store when I was pregnant with my youngest son who turns 40 in September. The hubby's gone. The son is grown. But I still have those dishes. I have them put up in grandma's buffet.
Amazing shopping trip with all your awesome finds. Love old photos it always gets my mind thinking how their everyday life was like back then. Tfs I'm Have a wonderful weekend.
I like whatever you do
n I find most of your thrifting relaxing
Whenever I feel bored I watch one of your videos n feel good
cuz to me you have a positive attitude n a nice person n down to earth as well. Family is important for you n so on.....
You could put a little birds nest in that ladle for the spring! I saw a lot I would have wanted to pick up! ❤❤❤
I love rusty,crusty and dusty!
Me too!
I also like to buy vintage cookbooks. When you were looking at them, I was saying" get those books. So glad you did. I just loved the dishes that you got.
I'd love to see a video of you trying some of the vintage recipes you found in old cookbooks! You found some great things...I love old utensils too...that ladle is great...it would also look good at your fireplace. The heart swag you made in a previous video is perfect there!
I can’t believe you got several things that I recognize and have. The small coin purse is the same as my grandmother had. I have it in a shadow box. Hers is not that worn but it’s the same. I also have her old ladle but have it stored. Guess I’ll look for that and put that out. The plate pattern with the flowers is the pattern of my great aunt. That brings memories since I stayed with her often, but I don’t have anything of hers. I can’t wait to see how you style these things. 💚😊
YES! I would love to see videos of you cooking recipes from those thrifted cookbooks! That would be awesome!! Thank you for a great thrifting video!
Great treasures you found. You are so right, when your hunting for vintage some time you have to go to antique malls
Such lovely little gems in that store. Beautiful.
I thought the lady in the picture maybe was worried about her husband or kids and wringing her hands..someone else said she looked happy another said worried about her husband..but think we all loved the picture. My dad carried a change purse like that and yes, I have bought one like that too. I love a lot of the same things you like and yes, to recipe cooking. My husband thinks I am a good cook, but I need to up my game with new things. Thanks Julie.
Hang the purse with a red ribbon and put Valentines in it!❤
Oh yes! How cute. Thank you 😊
That beautiful postcard depicts a Breton woman from Morbihan, Brittany, France. She’s probably wearing the traditional folk garb of the area. I couldn’t see the rest of the caption or if there’s a date given, but it is most likely pre-WWII. I think the postcard with the coin purse leaning against it with an ironstone pitcher and some greenery would look nice; maybe find it a nice frame. She’s very “spring-y” to me, lol. I love old postcards and photos! Have a great weekend, Julie! 🙂♥️
Oh this is awesome! Thank you 😊
Marlene peters i love your idea about checking for new recipes. I love cook books. I collect them and also recipes from magazines. My youngest daughter teases me all the time. One of them she says is mom if you live to the year 3000 you will never make all these recipe. Very good 75% off thrifting. Very nice bargains. I have ny morhers change purse. Thanks for the idea to style it. God's blessings!
Julie At garage sales I find hand written recipes book & I pick them all the time. They are sooooo fun! & I have found some great things to cook!
I have my moms coin purse it still has change in it. I didn’t have the heart to take it out. It is like the one you found. 😢❤️ love the cook books.
The little box you were looking at that was about the size of a deck of cards that was very cool I think it would look nice to take that little box and paint it red or white and go to the dollar tree and get some either Either one of napkins or tissue paper both of them work very well with Marge podge that that little container would be very cute to place small hearts around the edges or anything like that after the big In the middle
Julie, such a successful thrifting trip you had. All your purchases are just beautiful and will look great styled in your home. Hope you and your family have a great weekend.
Thank you 😊
Really great finds and yes old recipes sounds amazing 👍🏻☺️💕
You got some amazing finds I love them all great job girl I want to go with you thank you for sharing this video and taking us with you see you next time enjoy you beautiful weekend lovely lady 🐶🦋⚘️💛🦋💐
Hi Julie! I would love to see you try out some vintage recipes. The cookbooks look great for styling too. I have some empty headspace at the top of my kitchen cabinets and I know those china pieces would love adorable filling in that space. As for that ladle I saw a lady put a little bird's nest in one along with some little eggs. But I loved this video and I can't wait to see how you style everything. You have a great weekend and we'll see ya soon!👋❤️
You got a good deal those plates remind me of some my mama had when I was a little girl so pretty . That lady in that old picture looked so sweet and peaceful. This was interesting flollowing around with you at this antique place . Liked the tack old box really everything. Enjoyed
Thank you 😊!
I’m a part time seller and part time hoarder lol. Some of the boxes are advertising items that I would resell. Instant relatives are good. Lol. Every time I look up at the space over my cabinets I think of you and how you might style the space.
I have the same ladle at my farm and I put in a little bird nest decorated according to the season.
Hi Julie, when I am out thrifting I too look for old little boxes, I am looking for orange or black for fall and red or green for Christmas. I have a small collection of vintage coin purses and I use a straight pin to hang them in a display. The needle fits perfectly in between the clasp. I hang quite a bit of my items with a straight pin because I am forever changing my decor and the needles are almost invisible when you take them out of the wall. I have my vintage cookbooks standing up in a vintage man's lunchbox. Just thought you might like that idea for all of your cookbooks. Thanks for sharing.
Oh! How I would love to find a place like that!! I loved everything you got! Cannot wait to see how you decorate with them. I would love to see you do videos with old recipes from back in the day. Cook! Yes please!
Thank you 😊
Love love love the old dishes❣️❣️❣️
I tell u something else that would be cute styled with that little coin purse, a pair of old vintage women's gloves. Also, I love the old crusty, rusty ladle ! Love all the old vintage stuff ! Beautiful finds !
Oh yes it would! Thank you 😊
Love the recipe idea!
Lots of great stuff
Thank you so much for taking us along. ❤
You’re so welcome. And thank you for watching!
Love the idea of the recipes, hope you do them, love to watch and maybe we all will learn a new recipe through you 😊
I would love for you to do thrift book cooking time with Julie 😉
My mother had those dishes (Plates) in 1950!
Yes that would be fun remember grandmas food was the best
Love the vintage purse!
On the little coin purse I would get me some play money and stick it out of the compartments and vignette like you were saying to display
Yes I would love to see some of the recipes
You could read the phone book Timmy on your channel and watch
Thank you 😊
Loved the shopping and your purchases
Wow that price is insane! That was the ladle alone!
I love old recipe books and I do use some of the recipes, I watch a lady on facebook who collects old recipe books and she sometimes tries the recipes out on facebook
I love the ladle for spring , think I saw one on Pinterest with a bird nest, next time I go to antique mall , for sure I will look for one maybe not beautiful like yours but close to. ❤ I love your items!
For spring a little nest in the ladle would be cute, great finds today!
Thank you 😊
I thought the same thing!
I would love to see you do the “Thrifted Recipes “ series from your thrifted cookbooks! That sounds so fun! Then you and your family can review the outcome, if you liked it or not!
Loved the China!
Put little dry flowers in the coin purse would look cute and maybe frame the postcard. Good finds
Absolutely! Thank you 😊
Thats a great idea! I love those kinds of recipe books. I still use them!
Hey Julie, my Aunt had that exact set of dishes, when I was growing up we ate off of them everyday, people say don't eat off of painted dishes, well I'm 69 and doing fine 😀 Love all the great things you found!!!
Thank you 😊
Great deals today! I 😍
The rusty crusty stuff is my favorite! I love thinking about who had it before me and how they used it. My daughter hates them, she says it makes her want to wash her hands. Lol! I just can’t get enough!
I love your style of videos.
I think at Goodwill and yard sales we rush because we are aware someone else may grab a bargain before we do. Antique malls are more expensive and less busy.
I think you’re correct!
I liked them all
very cute
You should put a birds nest with eggs in the ladle.
I o ow. I think I will. Thank you 😊
Hello I love today's format the music
Some great finds!
Thank you 😊
HAPPY FRIDAY Julie, family, and fur babies. Love it; STTB
Thank you friend!
I love antique booth shopping Julie & all the items too
Thank you 😊
Can’t wait to see pictures of those items decorated in your home. Love the coin purse.
Thank you 😊
I saw you looking at the thumbtacks box and the ladle. I knew you wouldn't get them but didn't know they were 75% off! For the change purse, a hankerchief, a dolly or some dried flowers would be cute also. I like caps on you. On you they are cute but not so much on me.
Yes to the cooking video. I love the coin purse, i have one that was my grandma's. The plates were pretty to , i felt like you would pick them up. Thanks for taking us along Julie.
Love the ladle; would be cool with a votive candle.
Fun haul! 😊
Thank you 😊
Great finds.
Thank you 😊
As you can imagine, we have A LOT of antique malls, flea markets, etc in Virginia and I love to walk through and admire all of the items but as a rule, I don’t much shop at those because of the prices. Besides, it’s so much fun to “pick” for a deal!
Every so many years, our church publishes a cookbook from the members and I thoroughly enjoy finding those!
They have the best recipes!
I LOVE that change purse and I love your idea!
I’m always copying you Julie! You are a true inspiration!
Would love to see some recipes from the vintage cookbooks!
Oh my goodness, I love the old purse, the photo, and the cook books. Just imagine how many hard working men pasted, who may have drank water out of that ladle. Love the romance in these pieces. Plus I would love to see you cook some of those old recipes. You go girl. ❤