
Bell Pull Rod - $1 (I am doing some cross stitch these days and these retail for $5 at the craft stores)
White Wall Sconce - $1 (This should go nicely with my distressed leaf sconce)
Bernat Learn to Knit Pamphlet - 50 cents (some okay patterns - published 1965)
Pyrex 1 Cup "pitchers" - $1.50 for both (handy, right?)

Fabric Mom found in her garage (surely thrifted from some where!) Now if I could just get over my sewing machine fears . . .
cheers - bex
5 comments:
I cant sew for my life, I took 2 classes and i cant even sew a straight line!
Love the white wall sconce. Will post a photo of a matching display stand soon.
Hey what a great site keep up the work its excellent.
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Hey what a great site keep up the work its excellent.
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i love that someone else loves the thrift store yardsale and craft. the material would be great for rag rugs crocheted. i'm hooked but still a rookie the only sewing involed would be sewing the strips. if you know any one that has a rectangular pattern for crochet rag rug i would appreciate it . thanks.
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