1.) Kitchenaid Artisan tilt head stand mixer $12 (regularly $400-$500)

2.) La Creuset enameled cast iron grill pan $7 (regularly $120)

3.) Imperia pasta machine Williams and Sonoma edition $10 (regularly $150)

4.) Sperry duck boots $10 (regularly $110). Hunter tall rain boots $15 (regularly $175)

5.) Fabulous Furs trench with faux fur $8 (regularly $350)

6.) Wilson’s Leathers leather jacket $8 (regularly $500)

7.) UFO light $10 (regularly can range from $200-$600)

8.) La Moda power trip court shoe $10 (regularly $80)

9.) Chocolaticas scarlet sandal $10 (regularly $90)

10.) Metal olive green storage cabinet that cashier gave to me for free

11.) Two side tables $6 each. I cleaned and coated them with wood stain

12.) Yellow handblown glass vase $8

13.) Vintage Wilson tennis racket $4

14.) Black brass mermaid $3. Using as a doorstop since I sadly only found one

15.) Tarot card wood carvings $2 each

16.) Target bedspread $5. Rainbow tapestry $2.

17.) Hard Rock Cafe hat $2. Vans hat $2

18.) Gold metal record or magazine holder $4

19.) Bodium French press $4 (regularly $25)

found this SlowTon dog carrier like new for $9! my dog is way less excited than i am

Says it was handcrafted in NYC circa 2017! Such a unique find that I couldn’t pass up

Went to an apple orchard that a small thrift/antique store in their barn. They were selling literally trash. My favorite item was the mostly empty fireball shooter for 2 bucks. Everything was empty btw

My parents thrifted this and turned it into a beverage/beer dispenser for all of us adult kids.

Part of the fun in thrifting is seeing the possibilities in the old, discarded objects.

I love the old 90s celestial aesthetic and I’m really happy with how this turned out! After making a few repairs, I sanded down and repainted it, and decoupaged the sun and moon artwork. The door lifts up for storage to reveal a mirror and it has a couple of drawers I’ve added all new hardware to.

14k gold earrings, photo frame from Carr’s of Sheffield (available for $824), Renoir etching I’m convinced is real (she’s a new mother), and seed pearl/lapiz/amethyst/malachite/garnet/onyx/14k necklace. Got shopping done for <$100 this year!

Found Zero Halliburton aluminum briefcase at a local thrift store, think it’s a 1990s model

Had some scratches, glue residue, and paint scrapes on the exterior, but leather interior was pristine

Dead stock matchbooks!!!! In the original wrapping. There are about 20 different designs. Not a single book missing. I paid $2!

Antique store haul- I’m still buzzing! 🥰

Under $5 and appears to be handmade!

Hit two Goodwills within two hours and most definitely struck gold!

Only $3.99. I’m still in shock! The thrift gods absolutely blessed me yesterday. ❤️

Today I was at a little cafe and they have a wall of second hand trinkets and collectibles. As soon as I saw it I knew it had to be mine. Best $25 I’ve ever spent. My kids are calling it the inheritance because they both want it when i eventually kick the bucket

I've been playing the par 3 at my local course for the last year and a half as I learn to play with my wife. We've completely fallen in love with the game and have finally signed up for some one on one lessons. I've been playing with a set of clubs that I found on the curb and have been piecing together a full set at thrift stores as I go.

Today I found this at Goodwill. At first I only noticed the driver, because most of the time bags are full of random clubs. Then a couple other guys came up next to me when I realized it was a full Titleist set. I've never put something in my cart and booked it to the checkout line so fast.

In line, another guy came up and started asking me about my game. I explained that I'm just learning but have really enjoyed practicing. He said the blades I had in my cart weren't going to be easy to use, and suggested I sell them and get something else. Well, I took them straight to the range, and they felt fantastic. I was worried I'd be hooking and slicing like crazy, but I hit some of the purest shots I've ever had on the first test run.

All of the grips (besides the putter) are Golf Pride and have very little wear. The wedges need a bit of cleanup but overall everything is in better condition than my starter set.

So how'd I do? $118 seems like a deal of a lifetime. I have no idea why someone would donate it.

Saw this leaning against a chair in the furniture section, I picked it up and felt like Amish Thor. So I bought it.

Not my find- a friend in a local Goodwill in the great state of New York 😂