A Blog Dedicated to the Fine Art of Thrifting.
Enjoy shopping with us and reading about the stories behind the treasures. We welcome your comments and special requests.
Enjoy shopping with us and reading about the stories behind the treasures. We welcome your comments and special requests.
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
Holy Cow! What a Great Folk Art Papier Mache Cow
Monday, August 30, 2010
It's Wine Time! Wine Holder Appetizer Plates
The bottom photo shows our latest wine plate find. These porcelain plates have a cut out for your wine glass and a nice area for food. So no more passing up the goodies! We are all for making wine time easy! These plates are made by a company called Wine Valley Classics which unfortunately is no longer in business making these plates hard to find.
Friday, August 27, 2010
Welcome to our Blog!
We are the Recycle Sisters, Karen Margulis and Kellie Sloat. By day Karen is a full time artist and Kellie is a Mobile Dog Groomer. When our work is done the fun begins....we shop! We love getting lost in second hand shops and estate sales. For years we would only buy for ourselves but so often we would come across an item that we couldn't use but that we just knew someone would love. So we began to buy stuff that we just thought was cool. We figured someone would need to have it! Now we are able to share our treasures with the world in our Ebay store. So our mission is to recycle and find new homes for some great stuff! This blog is dedicated to our passion for thrifting. We want to share some of our stories with you. We have fun and hope you enjoy our adventures.
Do You Like my Hat?
What is a KIKOY?
Chicken Mugs!
Great Shoes of the Week
How to Wear a Skinny Belt SOLD
To see our ebay listing for this belt have a look here. We'll be listing more belts including a really nice black Ralph Lauren belt.....maybe...that one fits me!
We hit the Mother Lode! Vintage Jewelry!
Cool Earrings of the Week...Glass Fish
Love those Poppies!
The Poppy bowl is a piece I just found. It is a hand made bowl signed on the bottom. It has a great shiny glaze and the flowers are very delicate and well done. I see a lot of hand made pottery pieces in the second hand shops. A lot of it are pieces done by beginners. This piece really stood out to me and I just had to have it!
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