Showing posts with label vintage st patrick's day. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vintage st patrick's day. Show all posts

Sunday, June 8, 2014

Little Things at the Yard Sales

Another Saturday, another yard sale day I weeded them out  around town and went to only a few, I didn't get anything big but I like what I did bring home!


It was a repeat sale at one of the homes, relatives were cleaning out an older lady's home - I picked up a few little things there last week, they had some different things out yesterday - including tubs of Wilton cake pans, what a haul that would be for someone interested in that kind of thing.  The owner of these pans apparently made beautiful cakes, gave decorating lessons, she had tons of decorations - so much stuff!!  


This St. Patrick's stuff was bagged together - all made in Japan or Hong Kong, I took the bag that held these goodies..


I didn't need that bag but I did need this....


My first non Christmas knee hugger - he's just too cute!!


I bought a Halloween bag too - 



If I had not been following Magpie Ethel written by Laurie, the collector of so many neat things, I probably wouldn't have even given these things a second glance - I had to buy them.


These were still sealed in a old package.  These made me remember a birthday cake my Mom made for me that had ballerinas on it, I thought I had a picture but I can't seem to find it.  


I couldn't leave these behind - if they're the Beatles, I didn't put Ringo behind the drums!


I really had no business buying the beads and earrings set, I already have two that Mom had, but I did and the little owl pin, just because I liked it!!



The lady looked in my bag, she said $3 for everything, then asked if it was too much - I don't think so!!!  Not for sweet treasures like that!!


I moved on to another sale where I bought these two fridgies which have seen better days, I might use them for flowers - $1 for the two.


The next sale had quite a bit of stuff - I have never seen so many old jars in one place, well, except in an antique shop and selling for high prices, I got the jars and the books for $1.  Crown  jars - made in Canada - a nice find!!





That would be more vintage Christmas books for those future grandchildren, they're going to have such a Christmas library!!!  I picked up the nursery rhyme book to use for SMASHing. 


For some reason, I just have to buy these older cards when I see them lately - the graphics are so cute and don't you love all their names?





So, that's it!!  I'm happy with my purchases!!


Linking up with Thrifty Things Friday ,  Junkin Joe and Thirftasaurus