The secret to finding vintage pieces on a budget lies in the difference between thrifting and antiquing. When I think of antiquing, I think of curated collections of legit antiques from various time periods - everything is beautiful, but also very pricey! Thrifting on the other hand is just picking through a bunch of junk priced for next to nothing hoping to find a treasure. This requires a lot of patience and an eye for true vintage pieces. I go the thrifting route because it's just so satisfying to me to fill my home with beautiful pieces on a budget. In fact, I am often very guilty of budget bragging..." see this, it was only $2 " lol
Not much to link in this vid since most was thrifted, but if you haven't jumped on the rub n' buff train yet, what are you waiting for?! This stuff is like magic. Turn gaudy, ugly, cheap-looking thrift finds into "vintage" dupes for just a few bucks and some elbow grease: amzn.to/3QJr8UX
I think the only other thing I need you to know about from this video is Ernie's little walker bike - a MUST for toddlers. This is his only toy, he rides it around all day and aside from this little bike he couldn't care less about toddler toys, he just wants to play outside, play with the big kids, or play with my stuff in the kitchen: www.avantlink.com/click.php?t...
If you see anything in my kitchen that looks somewhat new, I probably have it linked in my Amazon storefront: www.amazon.com/shop/hopewellh...
Ok, that's it for this week! See you next week for some cheesemaking, including some rookie mistakes I am learning from now that I'm venturing into hard cheeses.