Hoarder With A Shopping Addiction and I Bought Her Storage Unit In Auction!
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- Hoarder With A Shopping Addiction and I Bought Her Storage Unit In Auction!
This is part 6 in a many part series where we unearth the mystery inside this T.J. Maxx shopping addict hoarder storage unit I bought in auction for a total of $632.50.
Part 1: • Found Cash And Gold In...
Part 2: • Hoarder Storage Unit P...
Part 3: • Money Everywhere In A ...
Part 4: • Found New Vintage Toys...
Part 5: • Hoarder Storage Unit R...
Part 7: • Old Vintage Hoarder St...
Part 8: • She Was A Shopaholic! ...
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Paw Paw is so adorable. He sees something that catches his interest and he just goes for it!
Your dad is so sweet. Enjoy him.😃
Every housewife of the 60's/70's had to have a Cosco kitchen step chair. I had one exactly like that. Same color.
Awe I just love papa and love how good you are to him, you both are so very sweet.
❤️❤️❤️ This means so much to me.
I remember my grandma having that very same step stool only her's was red. I remember sitting on is when I was about 5-6 years old! I absolutely love it!
M M Yup and they still make those stools. It’s funny the older vintage ones usually are worth more money in today’s decor standpoint. I have two of them one from my grandfather and father, I absolutely love them.
Contact your local quilt store.The ladies will go nuts.This looks like my mom's house...I am in tears thinking what plans she had for all that fabric!
I love that you’re sharing. these units with us. Looks like it could be anyone from the 80s grandmother’s units. We remember all this stuff. It’s so nice that Pawpaw is there and knows all the details about the older stuff. 🥰
Seeing how much you will make off this unit, you could donate the fabric to a church. Lots of them make quilts for the homeless. Sometimes there is a Senior Center that will make nice things with the fabric. Like Crissy M said, if you have a thrift shop the patterns would be a nice sale. It is always rewarding to give. Thanks for sharing. Hi from Michigan.
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For the the fabric: look up your local quilting guild. They might be interested in vintage fabric for quilting.
Your working knowledge and ability to identify random and obscure stuff is Amazing! 😀
Gosh, I just love Pawpa! He's one liners are hilarious, I'm in love!. Just joined your channel two days ago! Love the content. I love your commentating..your voice tone and how you describe items and it sure doesn't hurt that your handsome. ,looking forward to more videos. No I'm not a creep for saying your handsome...just giving you a compliment!
I will gladly accept your compliment and your very kind words! So happy you're enjoying. ❤️❤️❤️ Thank you for being here!
I totally agree!
You know that you have all the crafters drooling over all the stuff in this unit!
Your dad and your relationship with your dad is my favorite part of the video!
My mother's church has a huge sewing group that makes dresses for needy woman in America, Africa and other places. They've made thousands of dresses. They use cotton or cotton blend material. They're always looking for cheap fabric or donations They sometimes use the scraps that are too small to make dresses with and they make quilts also. They're located in Michigan.
Great unit, love the way you and paw paw work together
my grandma had a red kitchen utility chair. good memories.
Mine too! I started to cry
My Aunt Anna and my grand mom both had those utility chairs. 1 white and the other was yellow. Lots of cool finds in these units. Just started watching these on whim and love it.
My Mom had one!
Omg the triangle shaped highlighter in one of the purpose brings back memories from when I was a kid!
I LOVE Texas Ware. Haven't seen it since mid 80's! I still have mine from that time.
If you sell the patterns for .50 each will sell fast Also take fabric shake it well, measure and sell at $2.00 a yard will probably sell completely out.
I have enjoyed this series. Thank you for sharing.
Tina, this is fabulous advice! Thank you tremendously for your support. I'm glad you're liking the videos! ❤️❤️
I am here for the long haul of it now..lol I want to find out how much money you find. It has been interesting watching and seeing what you all find. And your PawPaw is precious. I have lost both my grands and so please cherish him as it appears you are. Thank you again.
My grandma had that yellowstool chair in her yellow kitchen and just 15 years newer we had a same yellow high chair we all used and some grandkids....that grandma and sis now are great knitters...my mom and other grandmother were wonderful seamstresses and we all did some embroidery and mom did quilting, sewing and embroidery..I am really glad you guys are nt tossing all this craft and quilt stuff...the hearts of any sister, daughter, aunt or mom..kind of melts over these things..many current artists of these skills will be thrilled..Kudos to you..you are worthy to be sorting it..so many gals now love older classy patterns too!!! All fabric and denim for quilters and small pieces even; they would love..New Sub.
Please contact your local high schools, colleges, and universities about the vintage fabric and patterns. The theater departments would love to have these items for their musicals and plays! Also, your community theater programs would love these items! Fabrics, buttons, and patterns can be hard to come by for authentic costumes!
This storage unit reminds me of cleaning out my mom's house last year. She adored QVC.
I hooked on QVC lots of good things , then became a addiction
Nice old luggage.Denim sells well for crafts etc .fun unit.those old book ends caught my attention.
This lady was unbelievable, it looks like she just bought to buy, I believe that is really a sickness. I wish that I had all of the money that she wasted on all of these things I hope that you can sell these things Keep us up on what happened to all of this STUFF Thanks Pa Pa is so funny and such a good helper you are blessed to still have him here with you, treasure him each day.
If you've ever watched the show hoarders it's actually a very Common thing for people (hoarders) to just buy. Normally using buying and stuff to fill emotional holes.
Wouldn’t it be easier to have boxes for like stuff instead of having to go through the same thing 2-3 times?
Another amazing sweet unit finds 🎉🎉🍀🍀🍀
I'm drooling over all the kids stuff and craft sewing stuff💕❤
Oh my goodness! I’d love to get my hands on the sewing supplies and fabric. Wish you were in SW Missouri so I could buy.
debra ferguson me too! I’m in East Texas. Moving to North Central Arkansas next year.
@@lisapizza77 I'm in NH, and I'd have a field day in that fabric and the notions!
Right I would gladly buy that baby lock Seger off of them.
Is papa single
My grandmother had a chair like that! Except, her steps flipped upside down into the chair. We kids used to fight over it every time we visited. When I got the chair, I wouldn't get up for anything, for fear of losing it...even "MPIS" didn't work for that chair. All's fair in love and war and Grandma's chair!
There is a good market for vintage material. There should be dates and manufacturer on the edge. Good money
Dang dude.....you have a horders room of treasures! I'll bet that amethyst 14k receipt goes to that ring in the beginning. Love that moon and stars blue covered dish. It's by L.E. Smith. A whole thing of fabric is called a bolt. All the crafters and sewing people are going cray-cray over all that stuff. Some of it you can't find anymore , and if you do...I'm sure it's a lot more money. Back in the day it was cheaper to make your own clothes, not any more. So excited to see the rest !
Yes papa’s back!❤️those old paper patterns are great for vintage decoupage
I’m that crafter drooling over the fabric and sewing stuff!!!! 😲😂 I love tjmaxx!
We had an amazing time last night at our auction on this channel! We sold so much crafting stuff!! You should join us this Saturday evening. 😉
Your paw paw is really enjoying himself.
Babylock is highend surger. $$$$
Fabric sells.
All I can think about is how much money this woman had. Not only to be able to buy all that stuff and never use alot of it but to also just tuck cash every where.
Grief! I have a whole house I need to clean and I'm wasting time watching two guys rifling through someone else's junk.
😂😂
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flxmkr Me too!🥴
It makes me sad to know that all of these treasures she left behind and nobody in her family wanted them or even go through them.
Who knows what her house looks like they had to clean out themselves they were probably just so done
This unit is exactly like my Mom’s house when we cleaned it out, except my Mom was an extremely organized hoarder!! She had tons and tons of fabric and craft items and sewed for Walt Disney and Broadway plays. We actually donated all the fabric to local churches who made sleeping bags for the homeless. Fabric is hard to sell but maybe you could find a local church/organization that would love to have it. Happy plundering!!
Oh my goodness the things that crafters, especially folks that do junk journaling. You would have us junk journalers fighting for those things. 👍🏼👍🏼💜💜 🎉🎉
Both of my Grandmothers had one of those kitchen stools with the steps...the were popular in the 60-70's. They would let the kids clime up and sit on the top to "help" them cook. Also use it as step stool to reach stuff in the top of shelves.
For all the fabric. Sometimes there are groups that get together and make quilts and donate the quilts to children’s hospitals and nursing homes. Maybe give it to them?
That sewing machine is an overlocker, it cuts, sews and binds the raw edges all at the same time.
When you finish clearing the unit, please bring back all of the postal tubs and trays back to your local Post Office. Thanks from a postal employee
Yes ma'am, will do!
@@MANVSMYSTERY Your so very welcome
The postal tubs cost the USPS 5.00 apiece.
I love your paw paw and the unit you have bought with the fabric and sewing stuff I would be in heaven because I too love to sew but love your show keep on keeping
A heart warming story!
That yellow stool....sooo cool!!! I think this load is gonna give some good money!! Lots of grafter out there, buying all kinda of odd stuff😉 btw, love that pawpaw is helping....that is so awesome he is helping out, and actually seems to enjoy it!! You are a lucky man!!
Give a hug from me to your cool pawpaw!!! Love from Norway!!!🥰
Can't wait too see the next one!!! I'm completely hooked on this locker!
Thank you Debra!! ❤️
I knew exactly what those envelopes were from when they obviously worked for post office where they would collect postage that was due. Wow this unit is so cool to watch you rummage through.
Journal crafters would scoop up fabrics, patterns and any variety of crafting items - new or old. You could sell lots large or small. You would be surprised how fast they would go.
It's like Santa got lazy on Christmas Day and said, "awe, just help yourself...I need to fight off this pesky Corona cough."
I was wondering if some of the mail items needed to go to the post office. Or at least let the post master know. All the 23 cent envelopes, all those postal boxes she used for storage.
Yeah, those plastic totes with Postal Service logo belong to the USPS!👵🇺🇸
This is so interesting to watch. I’m a new subscriber and I’ve been binging your videos like crazy.
Thank you so much Amber!! ❤️❤️
Brown and pink does go good together 😊
Love you PaPa, and your videos!! Wish I could be there!
You can contact your local quilt guild for the fabric and sewing stuff. Crafting stuff can also help senior citizens check with your local senior citizens group. I know that here in Southern Colorado we have a daily activity center and the love getting yarns, knitting needles and crochet hooks plus cross stitching items.
This is the most interesting and entertaining unit ever. I hope you make a lot of profit for you and PawPaw.
I loved the blue moon & Stars candy dish.
Those gray metal racks are very nice...and they hold a good bit of weight. I have some in my basement that I bought at a warehouse clearance sale.
The sad thing about it is if she was a true hoarder it probably would have been piled in house the same way. And yes that is a serger you just dug out. The fabric will sell !! Quilters and crafters will love it.
all the fabric could be donated to a quilters guild to make donation quilts for veterans, homeless, battered women and pet rescue orgs.That was a serger you found which is different than a sewing machine.
gotta say epic video love watching can't wait to see more keep them coming.cant wait see more.
Thanks so much Jack!!
lol if i took a shot every time u said "brand new" i would be flat on my ass drunk
Exactly! 😂
@@MANVSMYSTERY Hi Jason, I am interested in the clipboard. Do you already know what you are going to do with it? Greetings from Germany, Bettina
Love the kitchen utility chair. My favorite aunt had one and I thought it was so cool!
Love watching you guys
Oh I love those two suit cases 😍😍
Btw....this looks sooo much fun! Going through all that stuff. Just lock me inside that garage, and I would totally have a ball sorting it out!!👍😂😂 i would totally do it with no charge...just bring me food and tea/sodas once in while, and a mattress to sleep on, and I'll be good!! LOL
I wish I lived over there instead of the UK, I would go through thst stuff too, it would be so much fun.
All that fabric and crafting stuff is worth a fortune!!
At 19:27 you've got a longaberger basket if I'm not mistaken. Look on the bottom it will be stamped. Initialed and dated by the weaver. It's worth a bunch of money!
Be sure to let someone who knows what is what to go through the fabric! some vintage fabric is worth some good money!
Love you guys hope you are staying safe
Sale the fabric as one piece and estimate the yardage $1 a yard for the whole cut. You really scored on these units. Even if you sell most for $1.00 in your store, wow just wow.
I agree with Shawna Larson Larson people will definitely buy the fabric for that probt a great speed and make some money
Isn’t Paw Paw your grandfather? I am loving this series of videos. I can’t believe what you are finding. She obviously spent a lot of money on her interests but unfortunately looks like she also got a lot of stuff from her work.
Yes, PaPa is my grandfather! He's my hero!!
Enjoying your videos. Hope you look in all the pockets and find lots of $$$😊
Here's to hoping with you!! Thank you so much for the kind words ❤️
I don’t know if you’ve thrown any of this away yet but vintage containers and boxes sell. So does vintage beauty and bath products. Not only individual people buy them but Hollywood prop companies look for stuff like that for new movies they’re making
That baby lock is a serger and are worth some money if can be serviced and still work and lot of sewists look for those and the older machines are alot better than the newer machines due to the type of parts that were used.
The Baby Lock machine is a three thread overlock serger. The BL 3200 was made for distribution by Hancock Fabrics, and is the same as BL418. Sold for about 100.00 on Ebay. The manual alone is selling online for $12.00.
I volunteer at a thrift store and am thrilled to get fabric. Some pieces are large enough to see with and a lot of it is sold for quilting. It's sold very cheap
All the old sewing merchandise and crafts would sell like crazy on Etsy. Old books and such also sells really good.
I love that elephant picture
Hi new to your channel been working my way through this set of videos over the last couple of days.
Lovely Units of things, I bet by end of it you will have most of your money back just in cash finds lol 😂
Today’s video I actually saw the cassette storage unit I have on one of the shelving units as I am over in the UK 🇬🇧 I thought that was a wow thing if it wouldn’t cost more to import I would buy it from you I love mine. (Brown wood style, 3 drawers).
Love the respect you show and you have a very soothing voice.
Cherish your PawPaw he is wonderful. I was never lucky enough to have grandparents who gave a flying you know what about me so know how precious what you have is. If he wants to adopt me I wouldn’t object lol 😂
Anyway can’t wait to see more it seems like this lady was very lonely and used shopping to help her feel better.
Awesome unit!
Wanda Allmond
That yellow stool is amazing!
The volume is incredible happy for you ❤️
All that fabric would do well in your thrift shop....even the patterns...a lot of people still sew..You can't buy that kind fabric or those patterns any more.
Yes, you are correct, Chrissy. To Thrift Trader: Vintage patterns and fabric that is hard to find, will sell greatly. Don't lose any needles either! The beading needles, they are super thin to fit into the holes of tiny seed beads. I am a seamstress and crafter, so a lot of items that are in the storage I am familiar with...you will make some decent money. The funky sewing machine, is for embroidery, it creates different thread designs, like making embroidered patches! I would say maybe $200. for that machine.
Yes a lot of people collect old patterns. I have two from 1920! I just can't believe all the NEW NEVER USED items.
I absolutely love the issues with Papaw in them! He cracks me up! He tells it like it is! I think he's not being truthful about his age though because he doesn't look a day over 60 in these videos. His white hair reminds me of my Papaw's.
Sell them in bundles, maybe fill the small bag, and set it at a fair opening bid. Instead of each, make bundles of threads, beads, etc. Blessings
Contact a quilters guild organization to sell that fabric. There should be some in all the southern states.
Put the sewing stuff or any of the things up on FB Marketplace or Craigslist. That would be one way to go. I sure you have your sources as well. Good luck!
a lot of that stuff you don't want or cant sell, you can donate to the fire dept relief people....they donate it to families that lost their homes in a fire
I would sort garbage and thrift store while I was there and drop it off on my way home. Storage places have dumpsters. At least some stuff would be taken care of. I would personally love to go through all that.
Vintage fabric can sell for big money as certain fabrics are no longer produced. I cannot believe what you have found!
It's insanity! I feel very blessed for this. ❤️
You should get ahold of a company that supplies and makes period clothes for movies or stage.
The way that stuff is all packaged and the bills folded...I think I need to check my bank account to make sure my storage fee is paid up!
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I don't know how old this video is, but if you didn't figure out a way to get rid of the fabrics you might try looking for a women's quilting circle that would probably love it. Crazy how some people buy just because they think they will do something with the items.
We are going to auction off a lot of the fabric.
Don't forget to look in pockets of clothing,I found $20 in a pair of pants I bought from a thrift store..I know that will take you a lot longer but you never know..people forget to empty their pockets all the time
Oh my goodness, I did, too! I found a $100 tucked away in one of those tiny pockets back when my kids were little and we were living paycheck to paycheck and barely making it. It was a million dollars to us! But I couldn't live with the guilt so I took it back to the store, along with the jeans. I told the lady at the counter I had just purchased jeans the day before...she cut me off and said "We don't give refunds, but you're welcome to donate them back to us". I said, "No, I found this in the small pocket..." She looked like she was getting ready to grab it from me. But just then, the lady who rang up my purchase the previous day (I'll call her L2 and the first lady I'll call, L1) L2 came over and asked what the problem was. I explained that I found the money in the pocket. L2 looked like she suddenly recognized me from the previous day. She said, "Impossible. We would've caught it, or it would've dropped out in the laundering". I tried to explain, "I don't have this kind of cash. I know it came from this jean's pocket..." L1 also tried with me to explain that it wasn't mine, but L2 cut us off..."IM--POSS--I--BLE! You didn't find it in the jeans!", and then she gave me a look like she was looking down at the floor but her eyes were looking over her glasses at me with raised eyebrows...like she was trying to say, "NOW do you understand?" I'm usually a bit slow in the uptake when it comes to people saying one thing but meaning the other; but L1 seemed ticked that L2 intervened. I know if L2 hadn't shown up, that money would've ended up in L1's pocket. I mean, I didn't think it at the time, and I would've handed it to her; but looking back through my life and experiences...I'm so glad L2 basically told me to keep it. If this had happened today, I would've donated it back...but then again, I wouldn't be shopping there today. We've moved up to Walmart, Baby! Funny, that. When we were dirt poor, we appreciated things more. We aren't rich today, but if I found $100, I'd think, "Oh, awesome!". Back then, it was like jumping up and down, "We're rich!!! We're rich!!! We're RICH!!" I might as well have won the lottery!
New sub here and am enjoying your papaw as well as you. I would love to spend time with my pop pop but maybe he rest in peace. Enjoy all the time you get with him. Will be watching for more videos.
Thank you so much Crystal! ❤️
Hi, all I can say is wow, wow, wow. A for sure hoarder. And lots of goodies. 👍👍👍😳😂💕🤗
Would love to have that surger. Oldie but goodie
You sure have a BIG unit! WOW!