I got this Webster's Dictionary from 1963 just because I like books :)
Pictures of the collection I am acquiring. 95% of these items I was able to get for under $2 and the other 5% between $3-$8. Most have values way greater than I paid but it takes time to build and I love doing it!
Friday, March 30, 2012
SUHHHWEEEET! :)
SWEET deals today! I got this vintage sears lantern! It looked unique and so I bought it for $2. Well, I looked it up and its selling for $120! Score!

Another steal...I got this vintage lunchbox for $1. It is selling online for $80. I have soo many cute ideas for this piece. I am trying white vinegar to get the rust off...maybe baking soda and water/paste? Or lemon juice?

Yay for a great day of finds!
Thursday, March 29, 2012
Corner Table to Match Coffee Table - plus other treasures!
Ok, so this is the other table I got for free with the coffee table on the side of the road. The other project I already completed and this one I did to match. Once I finally move my plan is to do a "travel" theme in my living room downstairs. I first painted the table with a white primer after sanding it...
Saturday, March 24, 2012
Good Finds with Minimal money spent
Ooops, forgot to add these two top photos. Random two old magazines I got.
A couple of these may be repeats at first, the ones below are new ones I got over the past few days.
An old notebook that hasn't been used
Thursday, March 22, 2012
DIY PROJECT!
This coffee table I got for free on the side of the road. Cost of all the supplies is approximately $8-$10. Cost of time: 20-25 hours to make this project.
Step one: paint the table
Accumulation of the past weeks finds
This is called a rain lamp. If you can see all the strings down and the "poles". What you do is you put oil in the bottom and there is a pump inside the sucks up the oil and then drips down and the light on top reflects off of the oil dripping down making a "rain effect" hence the name - rain lamp. Unfortunately the pump is not working so I am going to see how much it costs to replace the pump...
Not really sure if this is very old but it's cool and I used to love Cracker Jack.
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