thrifting at goodwill for resale • thrifting for profit • BEST Goodwill Outlet Bins thrift haul

[@alishalegrand6139]

Oh I love the purple plates oh my God if I was there I would buy them

[@sweetums6607]

8:04 Item you said was a pin cushion is made from a can (usually a soda can). It is cut in strips & bent/curled (sort of a quilling technique) to form the chair.

[@estherwiggins7414]

I have a table, two small chairs and a rocker. I got them when I was a child in the late 1960s.

[@TaraLevy24]

Yes!! My mother had one when I was little!!!

[@karenlindenberger]

Love your videos. I watch everyone that I can find.. You narrate them so well. You always find the best things I am amazed. Hope God keeps blessing you.❤

[@octoberedith1404]

LOVE the hand-embroidered vintage pocket scarves/handkerchiefs/napkins! I always pick those up at garage sales. I would sew the pink ones together for a baby quilt! Love going shopping with you, Julie!

[@aprilthomas1984]

yeah thats what i thought they was handkerchiefs

[@janacabenson8503]

The digs are my favorite part of your channel.

[@kristantaylor1087]

The little blue pottery bowl looks just like the one my son made at school.

[@mariemathews7794]

My grandma had a wire basket with red handles and used it to parboil tomatoes for canning homemade sauce. Missing her…

[@simoneshlomi3869]

I love when you take us shopping the bins with you! If I had a store like that I would be there every day !

[@rosaliecaldwell8667]

Hi Julie….that mesh basket with the red handles is for gathering eggs. The small Oster jar with the lid is for an Oster blender. It’s placed directly on the blender for chopping/blending small items.

[@christerrell802]

Thank you Julie! I finally went to the Goodwill Outlet today for the first time. I found some amazing vintage kitchen gadgets and I'm getting ready to start my online store. I want to go the the Outlet every day! Please keep bringing us videos!

[@sherrygaster3730]

You looked like you were having a blast. I love plundering and finding treasures! Not everyone likes plundering. Great finds and what a deal!!🥰

[@loulittlefield4112]

I love the chair my dad usto make them. I loved watching him cut the cans and curl and shape them into small furniture . I still have a tiny one , and a regular size he made into a pin cushion

[@carolanderson7655]

Yes they were a fad in the 60's+70's made from beer cans

[@PoetiqueMs]

My grandmother made them too, but I've never seen one in the chair shape.

[@cynthiaann4465]

I love how you save the rusty, dusty crusty stuff❣️

[@nancysnell7428]

The scissors are bandage scissors. The small napkins are for tea time. Great finds.

[@janicefoster4642]

The sm napkins are called Bridge napkins. Ladies used them for their bridge game day with the ladies and the napkins were used like China to match the season. BRIDGE WAS A CARD GAME BACK IN THE DAY. they are cute to use atop a stack of books or spilling fr a cup

[@michellemull6363]

The Goodwill outlet bins look so fun I wish there was one around me you found some great finds thanks for sharing God bless

[@angelinavaldovinos5352]

Love that widemouth enamel funnel you found. Never seen one like that.

[@debrabell2604]

Great finds Julie. It's cool you have people picking things for you☺️

[@thecrochetcradle]

The scissors are bandage scissors. Nurses use them to cut off bandages. The angle helps them get under the bandage to cut. :)

[@annhinson5670]

I know this video is 7 months old but I just watched it! A fabulous shopping trip! You got lots of great things!

[@susandhargrove9184]

Lots of good things, The wreath is my favorites however the cookie cutters were a perfect fine.

[@MrRKWRIGHT]

Good morning Julie. Excellent video with superb production values. Your thrifting skills are impeccable. TYFS and have a wonderful Wednesday. 😊

[@3401miranda]

I’m surprised you don’t wear gloves! I love the bins. A treasure hunt for sure!!

[@meldog7925]

I always wonder that myself...

[@joyceturner8096]

The white "pitcher" was a Corningware electric coffee pot. I love thrifting! Thank you for sharing your treasure shopping

[@janavaliton4165]

Omgosh, that Hawaiian bowl! I must have it!!

[@Thatsinteresting363]

The metal flowers would look really awesome wrapped around a vintage chandelier! Very French!

[@pmcbrideCA]

Love the wee brass rabbit 🐇

[@simoneshlomi3869]

The rocking chair is darling!

[@alishalegrand6139]

I love the the Little Angels I would’ve bought that too and it’s clear all my God I would’ve stuck that in my Christmas stuff

[@angelaspicer2753]

Love your enthusiasm! The single little blue floral tea cup you got is from a pattern sold as shopping rewards at grocery chains like Kroger in the early 90s. Both my mother and mother-in-law had collected the entire set- and they collected at 2 different chains and states! Super popular. I loved it so much that I kept them after they passed. ❤️ I think the scalloped wire basket is a boiling basket.

[@BrittHannah07]

We had that Ten commandments plaque in our home growing up! Its sooo old.

[@brendataylor5928]

Great haul, the scissors are good nursing scissors ! Feel better!

[@alishalegrand6139]

I love the white bottlebrush tree

[@christineschiebel2890]

I My new craft is to take small lamps and repurpose them as candle sticks. It's fun and are one of a kind items. Do Christmas IOD transfers on the rolling pin

[@vickidunkle3698]

Hi Julie back in my day growing up playing with Barbies someone made and sold those curly design rocking chairs and furniture for barbies made from soda or beer cans 1970s era

[@denaj6711]

The little linens are great to sew into junk journals, also great to make digitals from.

[@lornalessing2080]

I love how people know what you like and just bring it to you!! That had me thinking of the red fire extinguisher that "floated" to you! (I still say you need a tshirt that says "Ya'll, the junk just floats to me"!!!) Fantastic haul!! I'm so jealous of the treasures!!

[@MSL_60]

fun fun!! the "crochet" picture is actually "needlepoint". Your little metal chair was made with tin cans, and yes, pin cushion 🙂

[@donnalemmond5603]

The little blue and white tea cups are Homer Laughlin, I used to have the entire set so beautiful!!!

[@carolyost6733]

I'll take the bunny! I know you r keeping it. What a hauuuul! That blue piece of pottery looked like a kid's project from their art class. So many great finds! I wish we had GW bins around me! Sob sob!

[@nangel270]

That little shelf would be great outside with garden tools hanging from the hooks with plant or sign on top.

[@aplumley2943]

I know the bins are exciting, although we don’t have any in our area at all. My favorite is seeing what you do with all the treasures you find! That way, if we ever find something similar, we’ll have awesome inspiration as to what to do with them! Thanks for sharing! 💕🙏🏼

[@aplumley2943]

Sorry not quite sure how to do that? 💞

[@carolawezenbeek6472]

we used to use the iron basket at the campsite to wash lettuce. it is foldable (hence the camping site) and you can twirl the washed lettuce with your arms. then the water splashes flew in all directions. you can also fold the handles all the way down and then you can put the basket on the handles

[@melodytwitchell4898]

Hi Julia wow great score. Pray u feel better. Loves ❤️ 😍 💖

[@Nausome_nana]

Wow great haul on the Goodwill bins.👏🏻 I hope you getting feeling better soon.❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@altaputter460]

Love your channels only discover it about week ago thank you for all the ideas

[@judywest5219]

My mom had a wire basket like the one you showed with handles. She used it in a larger pot to fry French fries. The oil was in the larger pot. When the fries were done she would pull the handle basket out and wouldn’t have to deal with dipping them out of the grease.

[@cheryldavis8776]

I was thinking the wire basket with handles could be used to drain a head of lettuce --sort of like a salad spinner... Also could be used as a container when gathering eggs... I like the idea of using it in a deep fat fryer, too... All in all a pretty handy and diverse little basket!

[@djterry1218]

The Oster jar goes with an Oster blender. I have the jar and the blender which I purchased in 1970. Blender still works! which I have the jar in the blender

[@bobbipetty7411]

Our bins are different. Everything is by the pound, except pillows and lighting. And if you find, something really heavy, they usually will give you a good price in it.

[@joanboyle919]

JULIE!!! Please tell me you purchased the cloche covered clock! Cloches are so expensive, so when there is one covering an old clock I grab it and add a glass knob. Then I donate the clock back. 😊 😊😊

[@retroredo9850]

I love all the emboridered linens. They look old like 20s to 40s. I use small ones to either add collar points or pockets when I use mens shirts or pillow cases to make little girl dresses. Now that I grow my own lavender I use some to put lavendar in. Larger white hankies I have made angels from them. Stuff and tie head.Glue lace bow for wings. Glue bits of lace doiles at bottom corners. You tie knots at side points to make hands.

[@marthamills1264]

Hi Julie love your program. The little pink squares are used for demitasse coffee or tea or pocket squares whatever you want but they’re originally I believe that that size was for demitasse coffee 😊

[@shalinighosh8413]

Loved the stuff you picked up! Was getting excited to see what you would get next as you were digging deep...

[@brendahnatishion2399]

Always excited to see you posted! Sorry you've been sick!!! Now I'm going back to your post!

[@elizabethsmith7582]

I am not near any bins so I LOVE when you take us shopping with you!!! Thanks from northern Indiana!

[@jillmason9129]

Thanks for being a trooper and taking us on your thrift hunt! I absolutely love that pottery piece you found! You’re right, so much good stuff! Feel better soon!

[@SarahsOctoberHome]

Julie, your cart was a dream cart! I loved the brown, pottery so much. I need it.🤎😉😂

[@angelsmith4467]

I have quite a few of the blue and white china , my Grandma had them. You got some amazing things, love the art ❤ love the bunny, but there my favorite 🐰

[@BrigetteFranklin]

Love t make vignettes inthe little pots

[@averysnest2745]

Love the embroidered napkins! I'm glad you found what you are looking for!

[@donnalemmond5603]

I love collecting the black and white enamelware !!

[@sherriestockdale7038]

I have one, and it's stove top , not electric.

[@cheryldavis8776]

Yep! Those enamelware pieces were a favorite of mine, too! I especially loved the wide-mouth fruit jar funnel for filling canning jars... I've seen many of them over the years, but not exactly that shape --it was a very interesting one. Loved it!

[@patriciakumar115]

Love your channel! The little, black metal chair with the cushion is made from a soda can. It can be used as a pin cushion or just a little shelf sitter.

[@maryfrazier4627]

That little rocking chair pin cushion looks like one I use to make from empty aluminum cans.

[@kajlove1]

I think if it says iron stone and Japan it’s a desirable piece that blue and white cup and saucer, so pretty. I would love a bunch of cookies cutter. I need a trip to the bins! I hope you feel better quickly.

[@elliesuttey1721]

Wow what a great day at the goodwill bins !! Such amazing finds ! Thanks for taking us with you and hope your feeling better real soon xx ♥️

[@cindyolson4036]

the cups with blue roses was a set that you could get at the grocery store my mom would get tickets every time she would shop and after colleting so many you could turn them for the plates ,cups and more,

[@donnadavis6968]

I Love your video's, and have been following you for about a yr. You have helped me come out of my shell with flipping items, and now I spend WAY more time at Goodwill then I should!! THANK YOU!! I also sent a request to join your group on Facebook.

[@truthfinderswithlisarobbin4176]

My favorite is the enamel canning funnel. I have two metal ones and would love the enamel one. I need to catch your next sale!

[@teresabreedlove3819]

You might check and see if is listed. She said she is going to put stuff up before monthly sale.

[@40traceyl]

the rusty metal thing you pulled out to start off is a plate holderr/hanger

[@lisawelker1166]

Another interesting haul at your bins! I believe both of the pottery pieces were student-made with the blue pinch pot vessel most likely being made by an elementary student while the thumbprint piece definitely made by someone younger...take a closer look where the base meets the side/wall for a flaw I saw on camera. The wire basket is similar to one my mother used when canning tomatoes. She would fill the basket and dip it in a boiling pot of water for a few minutes to split the skin. It was easy to lift out all at once to a sink of cold water so we could remove it. Since I had a smaller hand, my job was to pack the tomatoes in the jar. A fond memory.

[@denisebiely5998]

THE LITTLE ROCKING CHAIR IS MADE FROM BEER CANS OR SODA CAN. I KNEW AN OLDER MAN, YEARS AGO THAT DID THAT CRAFT….HE MADE ME TABLES, CHAIRS, ETC. THEY WERE WONDERFUL

[@jaynebrown693]

Hi Julie ! FEEL BETTER ☹️ Hubby and I are just getting over CoV19… ugh !!! He went to his 55 year Class Reunion with ALL THOSE OLD PEOPLE…and brought it home! I’m trying to get through multiple “Eye Surgeries”… so the coughing has been hard on recovery , not to mention important appts for recovery. GREAT HAUL !!!!

[@sandracross340]

Love the little German tea cups, and I was already adding bird’s nests and other things to those 4 small pots. Great haul.

[@tonyaslusher9606]

I absolutely LOVE watching your KZbin DIY Channel. You definitely work extremely hard finding your treasures. Your time shopping/traveling, cleaning up your treasures and posting them online. I found TWO small glass platter style trays with the Lords Last Supper. I looked them up and one is the color of Ice Blue and the other is an Amber Brown. So they are gonna make two great Christmas gifts for my Mom and my Sweeties Mom. These TWO ladies are very driven with their strong Faith ❤

[@barbaragahimer2314]

good video I love your videos my favorite was the dragonfly or whatever that was metal piece it might have been a cricket I don't know now what you did say loved everything you do a good job with picking

[@ednajohnson2190]

The round wire "thing" is a dish holder. I have one and I love it.

[@ednajohnson2190]

Correction, the above item is a plate hanger, not a plate holder. Sorry.

[@kimbowers3607]

Praying you feel better soon!

[@TheRepurposedSouth]

A very successful bins trip!!

[@vickiet4500]

Awesome haul!!…Makes me want to go to the Goodwill bins in my area! Also….the German teacups are vintage! I have the entire set of dinnerware!…A replacement teacup cost me $15 when one got broke when I moved so they do have some value!

[@retroredo9850]

The basket with handles I knew in the late 70s, early 80s as a rinsing basket for veggies, lettuce then you fold the handles to stand and let it drain. I have a folding egg basket a lot older like 40s but its not made the same and doesnt have handles that stand.

[@vintagewidow]

The flower wire item usually has a plate in it and you then hang it on the wall. I have a million I’ve bought to put chalkboard in it instead of the plates. But, I’ve not gotten around to it yet. Great Video. Thanks!

[@jeanzyskowski827]

I’m late to the party but that embroidered magnolia would make a great pillow.

[@melw7450]

so many great finds! hope you feel better!

[@angelaolive147]

I think it is an egg basket, the one with the handles.

[@mandiemiller8167]

Yes, that's exactly what I was getting on here to tell Julie.

[@martinedehoef8594]

I think it's for lettuces. I remember when I was a child it was used to "dry" them.

[@martinedehoef8594]

@@mandiemiller8167 maybe in United States? I remember this from my childhood in Belgium

[@sylviajones4907]

Hope you find out about the pottery...how old it is. Exciting!

[@darleneward4651]

I am in love with the duck linens! I am hoping I might be able to make them mine at your next sale! 🙂 Thank you so much for taking us along!!! ❤️

[@myrarouge5604]

The pitcher thing was a corningware cornflower percolator I would of grabbed that!!! You need to do the bins live so we can tell you when you pass up some good stuff..lol

[@cynthiaann4465]

The thin metal loopy piece you thought might be a trivet is actually a small plate holder for display.

[@carolbuchel3011]

Love the framed magnolia and the jar with the yellow lid. My favorite was the blue/white tea cup and saucer. I hope you fill chipper again soon!

[@leochavez7184]

Great stuff loved it all

[@SherryNerreau]

Feel better soon Julie! You did great today. I think the little bunny was my favorite. I definitely would have kept it too.

[@bobbinoethlich3035]

Love that wreath!! Good haul!

[@joanneschellgell9951]

Your Goodwill bins must price differently than in Wisconsin. I went to my first one a month ago and they had me wheel my cart onto a scale for hard goods. I did not have that much and the total was. $75.00 I was shocked

[@justme-on7bn]

Which one did you go to? Curious, I’m in Wisconsin also, and I’ve been to the one near Sturtevant.

[@678911000]

The metal chair. It like tramp art. Made from a can. Beer can most likely 😀

[@sandyprather9133]

a great haul!!!!

[@tammiwood3937]

How fun!!

[@janeg5491]

Cocktail napkins!

[@nanetteconner7370]

The witted basket is a 1930s egg holder. Nan from Florida

[@hylandgundy2698]

That was fun!

[@angelaolive147]

I like everything you bought!