Those metal baskets that open up, set down in a pot, and you steam veggies or even fish using them, with just a little water underneath and a cover on your pot! They're very handy to quickly steam veggies! My great aunt gave me one, when I was first married, almost 37 years ago!
The pieces that look like a strainer are vegetable steamers. You place one in a pan with water. The water should not touch the veggies. Put a cover on the pan and the vegetables will steam cook with 100% all nutrients. They open to different sizes to fit different pans. They’re great to make baby foods.
Don't know if anyone answered - those opening basket bowls are steamers. You open them up to fit in the pot you want to use and put your veggies in the basket. Put some water in the bottom of the pot but no higher then the legs of the basket. Put on the lid and just steam your veggies. Yum!
I live in Ky now and its ALWAYS cold , originally from south Ms. ,La borderline. Your voice reminds me of home.Being a cosmetologist of 28 yrs.90% of my clients were cajun . You should have heard all of us in the beauty shop on Fridays lol. Lord Im dyin for some boudin and some gumbo bout right now. Love these vids and your style is so classy and timeless. Love ya!!!
Your enthusiasm is contagious, you just love everything you buy so it's not surprising it sells so well, you give people such insight into how to use the items so they are more apt to buy them "y'all" I don't know how you sleep 💤 at nite with your mind buzzing with all your incredible ideas that just seem to come so easy for you, you are my favorite channel because you are so you and so unpretentious and down to earth , you go girl and do you and you will be a great role model for your kids and have a very successful life
Steamers are the little metal adjustable baskets. Love the large pitcher. Art is so nice. I can feel your excitement for your shop! You are going to kick yourself if you sell those large square shams😄 Little trash can basket turned upsidedown could be styled as small side table. (just saying).
Those metal-devices you called 'colanders or something' are actually for steam-cooking vegetables. You put them inside your pan and fill water just enough so that your vegetables don't come in contact with the water, but are cooked by the hot steam from the boiling water. This way less vitamins get lost. I enjoy watching your videos and the things you remake and upcycle.
Really enjoyed this video. Those brass "shoes" could be ash trays. Never saw such a large collection and variety of things ! Fun to watch. Thank you for sharing.
Your colander that you glue into place the silver ones with the three little feet on the bottom those are actually steamer baskets you certainly. Many many very interesting items and I think your ideas are very refreshing keep up the good work girl🎉🎉❤
Those metal round things you said your going to glue and make bowls, are steam baskets. You put it in a pan with some water under it but not submerged. Bring it to a boil and put corn, string beans, etc food you want steamed. It's great for people on a diet. The fenials on lamps are worth a bunch. If you see an old lamp that has a nice fenials it would be worth picking up just to get it. I learned from "Crazy Lamp Lady" VLOG. If you've never watched her it's worth watching. I would love to get the napkins you showed us.
Wow. thanks for sharing your hall. I love charity shops here in England and keep arriving home with more bits and pieces. It is so satisfying to revamp things and add them to my collections. I am thinking of branching out and selling some of the pieces I revamp so thanks so much for your video. I don't feel so alone in my love of the recycled treasures.!! XB
The collander looking apparatus is a steamer. Put water in a pan to just below the steamer cup, add veggies to the cup or bowl which you open up to fit inside of pan. Place lid on the pan and steam till done. Keeps nutrients in the veg instead of in the water.
Metal things with holes are vegetable Steamers. You put a little water in a pot, about an inch, fill the metal basket with broccoli or other veggies then cover the pot with a lid.
I WOULD LOVE TO PURCHASE ONE OF THE WICKER RATTLES IF YOU HAVE ANY LEFT.....I COLLECT THEM.....YOU GOT A GREAT HAUL OF GOOD STUFF AT A GREAT PRICE.......
Hi Julie. The table runner is a towel that fit into a public restroom machine. It hung in a loop. You would pull to make the towel roll to a clean spot to dry your hands.
Hi Julie , Julie here from California. Kindred Spirit in so many ways! The “Table Runner” as you called it is actually an Antique Linen Grain Sack ( likely originally from Europe). I have many of them. People often use them nowadays for bench covers, pillow covers, decor, open the sacks for table runners. They’re awesome though. That’s in GREAT condition! Wash and hang dry when needed. Don’t put in the dryer. Oh and BTW, stockings out of them are great sellers at Christmas time! Enjoy 😁
Great items. Wish we had that kind of sale here. I like that you say why you do or don’t buy items and what’s out dating them. Also adding...I’ve been following similar you tubers for several years now and you are the first person I’ve liked EVERY thing you buy. I wont find some of that here in Southern California. Like I’ve never seen a spare cloche lid ever in my 65 years of thrifting? But your view of items is so similar to what I see. But also seeing new ideas. Remaking the vegetable steamers is a great idea.
Julie, if you still have the magazine rack with the missing wood knob pieces on that one end, I just saw Yvonne @GingerChicRehab replace some missing pieces on her channel when repairing a similar magazine rack. She found a small package of wood knobs/cups at Hobby Lobby. They had to drill them out a bit to cover the screws completely and I think she then used E6000 to adhere it.
The things you said were strainers are actually vegetable steamers and strainers, i absolutely "LOVE" everything you bought Great Score!!! Id buy it all if i could 😍 you have an incredible eye and got some Amazing bargins 😊 i really Love your enthusiasm xXx
I have a red eye machine. It’s nick name for how the flowers look. I also have the case like that another hand crank machine came in . The bentwood cases are 100 years old. My red eye is a treadle and its 1929. Singers are so great. Almost 100 years old and the same feet and bobbins you buy today fit in it! They even made whats called a motor boss on all their cast machines. A place to screw the small motor onto but they had not yet even invented it yet. I find that so future forward. We kind of lost that. But machines are prolific. No one has to pay a high price. Some here in Southern calif try to sell those for $800 no. My area not so many so I paid $125 but it was already in a cabinet and both refurbished. Well you can see my hobby, huh?
Those metal things you make into basket can be used as a colander but they are steamers. You put them in a pot of any size, that’s why you can open them or close them to fit.great finds!
My local church has a thrift sale every year and the whole street is full of cars the two huge parking lots are full of cars is huge there's like over 200 hundred people working there all volunteers I meant is massive you are there like 5 minutes and you already have a ton of things, unfortunately with the whole Covid 19 it's been cancel this year which means next year will be even bigger. I would love to do what your are doing unfortunately I don't have the time with a full time job working for hospice and coming home and caring for my special needs daughter the little time I have left I used it to rest and watch your videos Great great haul and projects too.
@@JuliesDesignsandSigns yay!! Girl my kids think I'm crazy bc I go insane over stuff like you got! Lol. I have so much stuff like that and we just moved in with my folks ( 19 year relationship with the kids father went kaput. He wants the 12 year younger hussy he worked with more than a family so now we lost our home and half of what we owned already and will lose the rest in six months now I'm sure when we have to move again) so I have all the shit I accumulated in two decades in the basement here where I'm starting with my kids and a storage unit and a semi trailer full (60%of it is our stuff the rest is my dad's.)He had to buy it to store our stuff from the old house we lost. It was my dad's second house and we lived in it after my grandma passed n he got it and he begged us to move into it and rent it from him and he lost it to the bank bc he got put on disability right after we moved in so he couldn't afford to make the payments anymore. My ex lived with me for 17 years in it and nvr paid my dad a dime for the mortgage. When my dad's health started declining n he said he was gonna lose the house we lives in and would have to move in with him is when my ex started looking for new supply and found it in a whore he worked with that was married with two kids. Now he lost everything he owned too and is hooked on drugs with her and hasn't been in our kids lives in two years almost and doesn't pay child support or work now. And she doesn't either so how they pay their $1100 loft rent idk. He couldn't even pay my dad $300 a month in 17 years for our home! Smh,). So now, with my health issues, I'm trying to make a living doing anything I can do but it's hard bc I can't just work a normal job or hours bc with having fibromyalgia and all the other plethora of health problems I have...everyday my pain is different and in different places n degrees..but it takes hours to get out of pain enough to even get dressed everyday n I get better as the day goes on and with my meds but it Makes working a normal job impossible. I wish I could do what you do! I have a craft room and a beauty room too here. But in six months we have to move. So my daughter who's in college full time and working two part time jobs to help me and her brother bc her dad is a dead beat, and I are going to have to get a apartment and split the rent...which was my biggest fear for years..that I would be a burden on my daughter if I left him. And after forgiving him twice for cheating I caught him a third time.,in my car at work and thy busted lip he gave me on mothers day did it. It was the last time he laid his hands on me, so now they can destroy each other's lives. Omg I just went IN on some TMI personal details of my life. I'm so sorry. Wow I guess I was holding alot in.,smh. 😩 oh well I'm sure nobody is gonna read this anyways lol but I wasted a half hour writing it so I'm not deleting it lol. 🤷🏼♀️🤦🏼♀️😂 I wish I could live where you live though bc then I could sell all the stuff I've accumulated and refurbished and made. I love French country and farmhouse and I've really taken to working with wood and have all my own power tools now. Thanks dad lol. And know how to use them even! 🤣🤣 I wish I could have a shop I really do! I think we would be great friends too bc you have the same style and similar personality to me! I get really excited over stuff like that and I can see all the ways I can style something. I have alot of bottles and glass. Prob about 75 Starbucks glasses too. The brown glass ones and the clear milk bottle type glasses. The ones frappuchino is in at the gas stations. I can do so much with those!!
That metal thingy you make a bowl out of is used for steaming veggies. Place it on the bottom of the pot add water, steam. I have one I use to use all the time intil I got a bigger better one. Lol
Your terracotta cylinders are wine coolers. The metal pieces with hinged flaps that you plan to glue in place and paint are steamers. You put them over boiling water in the bottom of a pot. The flaps would open against the sides of the pot. You found some great stuff. Love the huge pitcher. Glad you aren't going to paint it right off.
That is a crazy amount of stuff left for the last day of the sale! Wow, I would be overwhelmed! I guess you just have to keep in mind it is a treasure hunt looking for things on your wish list. Great sale! Yes, I am pretty new to the group and have been watching your old videos! In the vintage doll area, I saw a couple of big dolls exactly like my mamaw had sitting on one of her guest beds. My mom sewed her doll a new dress back in the 80’s because the original dress was falling apart. I think she ended up with the doll later when mamaw had to be put in a care home.
Love your hauls - I just found them!! The stains will complete lately come out. I bought a lot of Fred bags at auction that had been in a barn for a while - they were gross. So, I looked up a way to clean them - and it worked - they are gorgeous. All you need is oxyclean. Boil water and put in a tub of some sort - I used a plastic bucket once and the bathtub another time. Add about a cup of oxyclean and stir. Let sit an hour - dump out and repeat. Leave it this time for at least 5 hours. Your stains will be gone!!
OMG. 4 minutes in and I have to tell you How much I love this video already !!! This is my kind of shopping spree. Ok.. can’t wait to see what you got.... Julie, I give you a ton of credit...I would have gone crazy at this sale....it’s like the best RUMMAGE/CHURCH/WHITE ELEPHANT sale ever. And those are 5he BEST. WOW. WOW. WOW. I want to go when this pandemic is over !! Thanks for taking us along. 🥰🥰
Hi Julie, I found you a few weeks ago and I am so enjoying you and your creations. I immediately knew you where from Louisiana, lol. I live in Denham Springs and never heard of this trash to treasure sale. Oh how exciting!!! Thanks for sharing your creativity!!
Those tall terra cottas are wine chillers. And those steamers you turn into planters that you glue up, you put it in pots and steam vegis or whatever... :)
You always finds such good stuff Julie! I saw furniture i would have loved. The metal bed frame always wanted one. Such great wood furniture as well. I could have spent all day there 😃
Wow, that is a lot of inventory fir their last day!!! You got some really good stuff. Those are vegetable steamers-I use one all the time to steam broccoli -it keeps your veggies up out of the water.
Hi Julie!! Hope you and your family are settling into your new home! It's coming along beautifully. I'm at home in Pierre Part watching this older video of this awesome sale. When and where is it? Please send the name of their FB page. Thanks!! Love your videos ❤
I am seeing this 1 year later and wondered where this sale was located. What time of the year was the sale. I see so many furniture pieces that I love.
I love this type of sales. They are hard to find!! Where is this located? I live in North West Alabama. Not a long way from you. I have shopped in the Belmont Ms area that you did. I love following you.
Hi Julie! I saw you said this is in Baton Rouge, but what is the name of the sale. Im thinking it won't happen this year, but hoping next!! Thanks for all you share!!
What are you selling the two white chunky Christmas stockings for? You can keep them until after you style your "Christmas sale". I'd just like to buy them soon I have lots of mixed fur white Christmas stockings. Those would be a great addition. I don't even know what to say about the baby rattles other than sooooo cute! I'd also like 4baby rattles
Those metal baskets that open up, set down in a pot, and you steam veggies or even fish using them, with just a little water underneath and a cover on your pot! They're very handy to quickly steam veggies! My great aunt gave me one, when I was first married, almost 37 years ago!
I love your realness, straightforward and fun. You have great ideas and I like the simplicity as well...!
Thank you for inspiring me to get up off the couch and do something! Thanks for sharing all your videos.
Morning Julie! The tall terracotta s are wine coolers. You freeze in freezer and the put on table for wine after opened! ☺ mom wine is fine!
The pieces that look like a strainer are vegetable steamers. You place one in a pan with water. The water should not touch the veggies. Put a cover on the pan and the vegetables will steam cook with 100% all nutrients. They open to different sizes to fit different pans. They’re great to make baby foods.
Don't know if anyone answered - those opening basket bowls are steamers. You open them up to fit in the pot you want to use and put your veggies in the basket. Put some water in the bottom of the pot but no higher then the legs of the basket. Put on the lid and just steam your veggies. Yum!
I live in Ky now and its ALWAYS cold , originally from south Ms. ,La borderline. Your voice reminds me of home.Being a cosmetologist of 28 yrs.90% of my clients were cajun . You should have heard all of us in the beauty shop on Fridays lol. Lord Im dyin for some boudin and some gumbo bout right now. Love these vids and your style is so classy and timeless. Love ya!!!
Your enthusiasm is contagious, you just love everything you buy so it's not surprising it sells so well, you give people such insight into how to use the items so they are more apt to buy them "y'all" I don't know how you sleep 💤 at nite with your mind buzzing with all your incredible ideas that just seem to come so easy for you, you are my favorite channel because you are so you and so unpretentious and down to earth , you go girl and do you and you will be a great role model for your kids and have a very successful life
Steamers are the little metal adjustable baskets. Love the large pitcher. Art is so nice. I can feel your excitement for your shop! You are going to kick yourself if you sell those large square shams😄 Little trash can basket turned upsidedown could be styled as small side table. (just saying).
Those metal-devices you called 'colanders or something' are actually for steam-cooking vegetables. You put them inside your pan and fill water just enough so that your vegetables don't come in contact with the water, but are cooked by the hot steam from the boiling water. This way less vitamins get lost.
I enjoy watching your videos and the things you remake and upcycle.
True I use them all the time they are very practical.
Really enjoyed this video. Those brass "shoes" could be ash trays. Never saw such a large collection and variety of things ! Fun to watch. Thank you for sharing.
Your colander that you glue into place the silver ones with the three little feet on the bottom those are actually steamer baskets you certainly. Many many very interesting items and I think your ideas are very refreshing keep up the good work girl🎉🎉❤
Those metal round things you said your going to glue and make bowls, are steam baskets. You put it in a pan with some water under it but not submerged. Bring it to a boil and put corn, string beans, etc food you want steamed. It's great for people on a diet. The fenials on lamps are worth a bunch. If you see an old lamp that has a nice fenials it would be worth picking up just to get it. I learned from "Crazy Lamp Lady" VLOG. If you've never watched her it's worth watching. I would love to get the napkins you showed us.
Julie you found some of the most items ever my favorite of all your videos!
Julie, you are holding steamer baskets. They adjust to the size of the pan. Love your style!
Wow. thanks for sharing your hall. I love charity shops here in England and keep arriving home with more bits and pieces. It is so satisfying to revamp things and add them to my collections. I am thinking of branching out and selling some of the pieces I revamp so thanks so much for your video. I don't feel so alone in my love of the recycled treasures.!! XB
The collander looking apparatus is a steamer. Put water in a pan to just below the steamer cup, add veggies to the cup or bowl which you open up to fit inside of pan. Place lid on the pan and steam till done. Keeps nutrients in the veg instead of in the water.
Metal things with holes are vegetable Steamers. You put a little water in a pot, about an inch, fill the metal basket with broccoli or other veggies then cover the pot with a lid.
I love the visions you have for your treasures! I wish you weren't so far away. I would love to see your projects in person.
I WOULD LOVE TO PURCHASE ONE OF THE WICKER RATTLES IF YOU HAVE ANY LEFT.....I COLLECT THEM.....YOU GOT A GREAT HAUL OF GOOD STUFF AT A GREAT PRICE.......
Hi, I'm sorry. They have all sold
Put in a sauce pan with water to the steamer then add veggies cover. Yummy
Hi Julie. The table runner is a towel that fit into a public restroom machine. It hung in a loop. You would pull to make the towel roll to a clean spot to dry your hands.
It doesn't kinda look like that but definitely not what it was. It was very thick
Hi Julie , Julie here from California. Kindred Spirit in so many ways! The “Table Runner” as you called it is actually an Antique Linen Grain Sack ( likely originally from Europe). I have many of them. People often use them nowadays for bench covers, pillow covers, decor, open the sacks for table runners. They’re awesome though. That’s in GREAT condition! Wash and hang dry when needed. Don’t put in the dryer. Oh and BTW, stockings out of them are great sellers at Christmas time! Enjoy 😁
Great items. Wish we had that kind of sale here. I like that you say why you do or don’t buy items and what’s out dating them. Also adding...I’ve been following similar you tubers for several years now and you are the first person I’ve liked EVERY thing you buy. I wont find some of that here in Southern California. Like I’ve never seen a spare cloche lid ever in my 65 years of thrifting? But your view of items is so similar to what I see. But also seeing new ideas. Remaking the vegetable steamers is a great idea.
Thanks, I'm glad you enjoy 😉
Julie, if you still have the magazine rack with the missing wood knob pieces on that one end, I just saw Yvonne @GingerChicRehab replace some missing pieces on her channel when repairing a similar magazine rack. She found a small package of wood knobs/cups at Hobby Lobby. They had to drill them out a bit to cover the screws completely and I think she then used E6000 to adhere it.
Sweetie it is a vegetable steamer you put it in a Pan with water and put it on your stove put the lid on and it'll steam your vegetables or delicious
Julie they are steamer you'd put a roast in a pot put that on top and put your vegetables in it and your veg would be steamed.
OMG!! I told my friend that lives in Louisanna that I'm coming down from Indiana and we're going to that sale one of these years!!!
I love, love watching you thrift
The things you said were strainers are actually vegetable steamers and strainers, i absolutely "LOVE" everything you bought Great Score!!! Id buy it all if i could 😍 you have an incredible eye and got some Amazing bargins 😊 i really Love your enthusiasm xXx
Thanks. That was an amazing sell!!
The Terra cotta containers are individual bottles for wine you freeze them then put wine on table inside them keeps cool
The terra-cotta vases are wine coolers. Great haul!
You should have got the truck. Paint it white and Put a flower market stencial on it. Put lavender in the back. It would have looked great.
I found your channel a few weeks ago and I have been binge watching you! You are so adorable with all of your energy! I love the stuff you upcycle.
Thank you
I have a red eye machine. It’s nick name for how the flowers look. I also have the case like that another hand crank machine came in . The bentwood cases are 100 years old. My red eye is a treadle and its 1929. Singers are so great. Almost 100 years old and the same feet and bobbins you buy today fit in it! They even made whats called a motor boss on all their cast machines. A place to screw the small motor onto but they had not yet even invented it yet. I find that so future forward. We kind of lost that. But machines are prolific. No one has to pay a high price. Some here in Southern calif try to sell those for $800 no. My area not so many so I paid $125 but it was already in a cabinet and both refurbished. Well you can see my hobby, huh?
Those metal things you make into basket can be used as a colander but they are steamers. You put them in a pot of any size, that’s why you can open them or close them to fit.great finds!
My local church has a thrift sale every year and the whole street is full of cars the two huge parking lots are full of cars is huge there's like over 200 hundred people working there all volunteers I meant is massive you are there like 5 minutes and you already have a ton of things, unfortunately with the whole Covid 19 it's been cancel this year which means next year will be even bigger. I would love to do what your are doing unfortunately I don't have the time with a full time job working for hospice and coming home and caring for my special needs daughter the little time I have left I used it to rest and watch your videos Great great haul and projects too.
That sounds awesome
Just now watching this but had to comment how much I love your taste and would die to go shopping with you at all of these places! :)
You got some awesome stuff ❤. I sure hope you show your booth when setup I would love to see it.
Yes. I will be filming it!
@@JuliesDesignsandSigns yay!! Girl my kids think I'm crazy bc I go insane over stuff like you got! Lol. I have so much stuff like that and we just moved in with my folks ( 19 year relationship with the kids father went kaput. He wants the 12 year younger hussy he worked with more than a family so now we lost our home and half of what we owned already and will lose the rest in six months now I'm sure when we have to move again) so I have all the shit I accumulated in two decades in the basement here where I'm starting with my kids and a storage unit and a semi trailer full (60%of it is our stuff the rest is my dad's.)He had to buy it to store our stuff from the old house we lost. It was my dad's second house and we lived in it after my grandma passed n he got it and he begged us to move into it and rent it from him and he lost it to the bank bc he got put on disability right after we moved in so he couldn't afford to make the payments anymore. My ex lived with me for 17 years in it and nvr paid my dad a dime for the mortgage. When my dad's health started declining n he said he was gonna lose the house we lives in and would have to move in with him is when my ex started looking for new supply and found it in a whore he worked with that was married with two kids. Now he lost everything he owned too and is hooked on drugs with her and hasn't been in our kids lives in two years almost and doesn't pay child support or work now. And she doesn't either so how they pay their $1100 loft rent idk. He couldn't even pay my dad $300 a month in 17 years for our home! Smh,). So now, with my health issues, I'm trying to make a living doing anything I can do but it's hard bc I can't just work a normal job or hours bc with having fibromyalgia and all the other plethora of health problems I have...everyday my pain is different and in different places n degrees..but it takes hours to get out of pain enough to even get dressed everyday n I get better as the day goes on and with my meds but it
Makes working a normal job impossible. I wish I could do what you do! I have a craft room and a beauty room too here. But in six months we have to move. So my daughter who's in college full time and working two part time jobs to help me and her brother bc her dad is a dead beat, and I are going to have to get a apartment and split the rent...which was my biggest fear for years..that I would be a burden on my daughter if I left him. And after forgiving him twice for cheating I caught him a third time.,in my car at work and thy busted lip he gave me on mothers day did it. It was the last time he laid his hands on me, so now they can destroy each other's lives. Omg I just went IN on some TMI personal details of my life. I'm so sorry. Wow I guess I was holding alot in.,smh. 😩 oh well I'm sure nobody is gonna read this anyways lol but I wasted a half hour writing it so I'm not deleting it lol. 🤷🏼♀️🤦🏼♀️😂 I wish I could live where you live though bc then I could sell all the stuff I've accumulated and refurbished and made. I love French country and farmhouse and I've really taken to working with wood and have all my own power tools now. Thanks dad lol. And know how to use them even! 🤣🤣 I wish I could have a shop I really do! I think we would be great friends too bc you have the same style and similar personality to me! I get really excited over stuff like that and I can see all the ways I can style something. I have alot of bottles and glass. Prob about 75 Starbucks glasses too. The brown glass ones and the clear milk bottle type glasses. The ones frappuchino is in at the gas stations. I can do so much with those!!
Love what you do. I had a home business repurposing all this stuff
That metal thingy you make a bowl out of is used for steaming veggies. Place it on the bottom of the pot add water, steam. I have one I use to use all the time intil I got a bigger better one. Lol
The metal pieces are steamer trays to put in a saucepan for steaming vegetables. I use one all the time. They work great.
I used that all the time, they are steamers, I make broccoli or green beans
Those folding strainers are vegetable steamers. They are wonderful for all vegtables. Marie
The colanders you can use to steam vegetables.
What an amazing haul. I would lose my mind at a sell like that and proselytizing want to keep everything. Thanks for sharing.
You can get the little wooden 'knobs' at Hobby Lobby or Michael's to replace those missing from the end of the magazine rack.
I ended up keeping it as a display piece for my bread boards
Your terracotta cylinders are wine coolers. The metal pieces with hinged flaps that you plan to glue in place and paint are steamers. You put them over boiling water in the bottom of a pot. The flaps would open against the sides of the pot.
You found some great stuff. Love the huge pitcher. Glad you aren't going to paint it right off.
They actually Put the Veggies IN them. They are Flexibile so They will Fit Any Size Pot.
That is a crazy amount of stuff left for the last day of the sale! Wow, I would be overwhelmed! I guess you just have to keep in mind it is a treasure hunt looking for things on your wish list. Great sale! Yes, I am pretty new to the group and have been watching your old videos! In the vintage doll area, I saw a couple of big dolls exactly like my mamaw had sitting on one of her guest beds. My mom sewed her doll a new dress back in the 80’s because the original dress was falling apart. I think she ended up with the doll later when mamaw had to be put in a care home.
I believe the three pots are wine chillers the orange ones
Love your hauls - I just found them!! The stains will complete lately come out. I bought a lot of Fred bags at auction that had been in a barn for a while - they were gross. So, I looked up a way to clean them - and it worked - they are gorgeous. All you need is oxyclean. Boil water and put in a tub of some sort - I used a plastic bucket once and the bathtub another time. Add about a cup of oxyclean and stir. Let sit an hour - dump out and repeat. Leave it this time for at least 5 hours. Your stains will be gone!!
The strainer looking things are used for steaming vegetables.
Vegetable steamer that folds in on the veggies, and the feet keep them out of the water.
So glad I found your channel. Loved the video, your camera skills r great.
I am obsessed with baskets also....lol 💜
Great haul and vision. Enjoy watching you
terra cotta are wine coolers, the round collapsable metal racks are vegetable steamers
Wow!! Thanks for the ride!!
Not sure if you found out but those are steamers and used to steam veggies in a pot
OMG. 4 minutes in and I have to tell you How much I love this video already !!! This is my kind of shopping spree. Ok.. can’t wait to see what you got....
Julie, I give you a ton of credit...I would have gone crazy at this sale....it’s like the best RUMMAGE/CHURCH/WHITE ELEPHANT sale ever. And those are 5he BEST.
WOW. WOW. WOW.
I want to go when this pandemic is over !!
Thanks for taking us along. 🥰🥰
I hope they have it again 😬 I look forward to this sell every year!
Thank you . So envious.
Hi Julie, I found you a few weeks ago and I am so enjoying you and your creations. I immediately knew you where from Louisiana, lol. I live in Denham Springs and never heard of this trash to treasure sale. Oh how exciting!!! Thanks for sharing your creativity!!
yes, they just had their sale. i didn't go. wasn't as big this year but go follow their facebook page for next years sale
Terra cotta are wine coolers. Cool finds! Thanks for sharing.
They sell well!
Very good haul. You got a good taste for thrifting I recently started following your channel n liked it so much hopefully will keep following it now
Thanks, so glad you enjoyed
The mtal things with the holes are steamer baskets they collapse to go in a drawer
Those tall terra cottas are wine chillers. And those steamers you turn into planters that you glue up, you put it in pots and steam vegis or whatever... :)
Besides f.b live, where else is good places to sell ? With covid, we do t have many craft shows in my area
Idk. I just sell thru my Facebook business page
Loved this one too. Thanks for sharing!
What a haul! Fantastic!!
The thing that you asked about is calld vegtable steamer.
So many great finds.
You got a great deal oh my wow
You always finds such good stuff Julie! I saw furniture i would have loved. The metal bed frame always wanted one. Such great wood furniture as well. I could have spent all day there 😃
Wow, that is a lot of inventory fir their last day!!! You got some really good stuff. Those are vegetable steamers-I use one all the time to steam broccoli -it keeps your veggies up out of the water.
Those small brass shoes are used as ashtrays on coffee tables
Vegetable steamer is what those strainer type bowls are called
Julie you are so brave. My kinda girl.
Great shopping spree
Hi Julie!! Hope you and your family are settling into your new home! It's coming along beautifully.
I'm at home in Pierre Part watching this older video of this awesome sale. When and where is it? Please send the name of their FB page.
Thanks!! Love your videos ❤
I am seeing this 1 year later and wondered where this sale was located. What time of the year was the sale. I see so many furniture pieces that I love.
What a great haul!
I love this type of sales. They are hard to find!! Where is this located? I live in North West Alabama. Not a long way from you. I have shopped in the Belmont Ms area that you did. I love following you.
All ya need is a little bit of shout for the blanket stains😉
Really nice stuff loved it
Hi Julie! I saw you said this is in Baton Rouge, but what is the name of the sale. Im thinking it won't happen this year, but hoping next!! Thanks for all you share!!
They been having it, seems like they just having small sells not sure, you can check out their Facebook page facebook.com/InnerWheelBR/
Clay pot l believe is used as a wine bottle holder
Awesome thrift trip....you scored some great items! Enjoyed the video, thanks for sharing your adventure with us!
Great finds!!
All the DIY are great lovely, the tray is absolutely useful, lots of blessings
Wow you got some fun stuff!
So fun!!!! ❤️❤️❤️
I just found this! How awesome is it that you got to do this right before the lockdowns!
Yes! That was lucky, had no clue what as right around the corner
What state was the sale in please? I think Idaho has a one time sale like that at the fairgrounds in the summer. 👏👏👏👏👏 very fun.
the tall terra cotta vase like vessels are wine coolers
Do you have a video on how you make your wreath hang from the back of a frame?
Julie, you probably said where is this sale? I would take a vacation to the area to attend this sale.
It is in baton rouge, la. I'm not sure what their plans are for this year
Those are steamers that go in a pan to cook fresh veggies.
What are you selling the two white chunky Christmas stockings for? You can keep them until after you style your "Christmas sale". I'd just like to buy them soon
I have lots of mixed fur white Christmas stockings. Those would be a great addition. I don't even know what to say about the baby rattles other than sooooo cute!
I'd also like 4baby rattles
Great haul.
You found some awesome stuff!
Omg you got some great stuff. I would want to keep a lot of it also
Wow! A super great haul!! Really great prices!