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| This country corn sign just had to come home with me for $2.00 |
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| Pumpkin Spice candle for .50 cents. Smells wonderful
I also found a box containing four straw wreaths, 1 styrophone wreath, 2 small vine wreaths, a 20 oz bag of polyster stuffing , several vines of ivy, 3 embroidery hoops, 2 packages of red and blue lace, a package of moss, 2 small looms, one wooden tool that I have no idea what to do with, several craft books and about ten iron on patterns including some Mary Elgelbriet patterns (which I LOVE!) Anyhow, I asked if I could just purchase the wreaths and stuffing and she said it was an "all or nothing" box and to make her an offer. So.. I said, "what about $5.00? " and she said, "It's a deal". So the box came home with me too. Below is a picture of what I did with one of the looms that was in the box.. I have been looking for a way to store my thread and I think this will work great!
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Overall, I thought it was a pretty successful day of scrounging. I received another nice surprise when my dad and stepmother came over to watch the game with us later. Susan, my stepmother, had found me a bag of vintage thread (some on the wooden spools) when she went antiquing in Pine Mountain! I was so glad to get them. There are some wonderful colors in the mix! Not to mention the cool spools. Thanks, Susan!
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