I just love it when something I've been hoarding suddenly becomes useful. Take this vintage West Bend bean pot. I had company over on Memorial Day, and I'm still not quite organized as far as having everything that I need. I don't have a crock pot, which is no biggie since I rarely use one anyway. But someone showed up with bean dip that had to be served warm and would you look at that? A bean pot for bean dip. I was such a proud hoarder.
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| Is this not the cutest? It took a while to heat up, but once it did, it was perfect. |
After everyone left, I started playing around with things, and placed a battery operated lighted wreath from Ikea inside this big amber vase. Me likey. I need to have a party. I have a centerpiece. The vase was part of a $6 bag that I got from an estate sale last year.
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| Gorgeous light show! |
Another hoarded item that I've been meaning to sell, but honestly, the clock doesn't work and I didn't want to lower my price that much. It's beautiful, with it's original light bulbs. I decided to put it into the rotation.
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| Another fantabulous light show! |
And I got in some thrifting today.
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| 100% Silk. For my sister. |
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| This cute cotton shirt/dress has such a cool graphic, I had to get it for my daughter. |
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| 1960's orange dress. De-wrinkled, it will be awesome! |
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| I bought this ombre skirt last year. "We've" never worn it because we didn't have a top. I paid $1 for this t-shirt. |
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| White House/Black Market. |
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| Liz Claiborne midi skirt. |
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| J. Crew. |
I found some equally amazing house-y things. The decor, like the wardrobe, is a continual work in progress. I don't think I'll ever be done.
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