Thank God it's thrifty Friday, Friends! At the last estate sale I attended, this little vintage Scottish terrier figurine caught my eye. He's molded and on the bottom, marked Made in Japan. Available
![Whimsical little Scottish terrier available at My Thrift Store Addiction! mythriftstoreaddiction.blogspot.com Scottish terrier souvenir](https://3.bp.blogspot.com/-7DR5XjOp2jI/V9BpVu1elAI/AAAAAAABCh4/L83KHMMCV8QgmCnBHMP5_34Fvt8Q37bXQCLcB/s1600/B%2Bterrier%2Bsouvenir%2B.jpg)
I wonder how this cute collection of Winnie the Pooh character appliques was originally used. The back views suggest some type of clothing. In the right hands, the assortment could be cleverly crafted for a sweet baby quilt or a felt board story. Available
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I used quite a bit of tulle for Christmas decorations last year, when I found rolls at the dollar store. This thrift store bolt is wider and an even better bargain. Not sure exactly how much yardage is left, but I'd estimate at least 10 yards. I plan to keep track of it as I cut it, to figure out how much I paid per yard.
![Scored a bolt of lovely white tulle at my local thrift store-perfect for holiday decorations to come! mythriftstoreaddiction.blogspot.com like new thrift store fabric](https://3.bp.blogspot.com/-74P4Vg9ptIw/V9BuqvfjTEI/AAAAAAABCiU/U9vSEL_2Am4Pmaf-ZNAADdVBjcBMoTssgCLcB/s1600/B%2Btulle%2B.jpg)
It's hard to go wrong, when buying craft supplies at thrift stores. I prefer the oval embroidery hoops and they seem to be harder to find. There are 12 yards of the pretty lace for $1.
![Love scoring craft supplies at my local thrift store for a fraction of the usual cost! mythriftstoreaddiction.blogspot.com thrift store craft supplies](https://3.bp.blogspot.com/-xIYgh9N1ZsU/V9B3hgNXpHI/AAAAAAABCjA/lRzDOi9B8B0YZlhmreNQkd0vX80G0iviwCLcB/s1600/B%2Bembroidery%2Bhoops%2Blace%2B.jpg)
I can think of several fun ways to use this chalkboard planter!
![One of this week's fabulous yard sale finds, a fun chalk board planter box! mythriftstoreaddiction.blogspot.com chalk board planter box](https://3.bp.blogspot.com/-EPHfMzgrSFQ/V9B30Gn8QHI/AAAAAAABCjE/5foJ6yadHLQDQmVjUyyJlHinkMH_PthnQCLcB/s1600/B%2Bchalk%2Bplanter%2B.jpg)
Until next time, happy hunting!
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The planter is perfect for your house! Just the right color! :) Can't wait to see how you put your finds to work!
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Marvelous finds! I could see those Pooh appliques on the front and back of a cute shirt, seeing the characters coming and going.
ReplyDeleteI also look for craft items at the thrift store! Great finds and I love the chalk board planter!
ReplyDeleteI love to get craft supplies at thrift stores, auctions, and garage sales! Great deals!
ReplyDeleteLove all your finds especially the planter and I always look for craft supplies at thrift stores. My kids think I'm a hoarder of craft supplies but they don't mind digging into my stash whenever they need something.
ReplyDeleteNice finds, Cecilia! I'm a fan of tulle myself, so that would have ended up in my cart. The Scottish terrier is a cutie--they always sell well for me :)
ReplyDeleteI love all your finds Cecilia! Especially the little Scotty dog & the chalkboard pot! Unusual & clever!
ReplyDeleteLove the planter box ... I would have bought that. Looks like you found some good stuff and will be busy with crafts for awhile.
ReplyDeleteLove all your finds (especially the Scotty dog though, he is adorable). We've posted our latest Halloween find here - a whopping $1 investment and well worth it! http://theharrissisters.blogspot.com/2016/09/one-mans-trash-vintage-disney-halloween.html
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