THRIFT MY PINTEREST HOME DECOR | thrift with me+haul

[@natalia.oskiera]

I love everything you got, such a good taste also love the pillows behind you. Thank you for this video 🌙

[@catfish9539]

Emily sent me!! Great finds. If you put a jar in your cracked crock you could put fresh flowers in it. Those quilts are amazing, so much work and would be soooo expensive to buy.

[@mbp_33]

Great finds! After watching Emily and you, I’m so ready to go thrifting! 😊

[@racheldenham]

those quilts though.....so so sweet!!

[@n.p731]

I'm so sad you didn't get that mirror 🥺 it was perfect 😭

[@kaylamar1288]

Emily Faith sent me over and I'm so glad she did 🙂

[@gailbradford305]

You can find tables in a dark finish but two things work great to lighten it. One, is oven cleaner, spray outside and water hose off. Two, is regular bleach, works great.

[@rachelreese8664]

Love both you and Emily! Great Collab!

[@alleighlouise5184]

Love your cute vintage style!

[@doreenwitvoet9102]

Love your Neutral decor! ♥️

[@angiescyoc8745]

I like the wicker bottom kind of chairs ladder chairs is what their called

[@karenzinne5962]

Emily Faith encouraged me to come by.

[@thriftedflip]

Supporting my fellow KZbinr / Reseller with a Like & a Comment. I Love to support Good People like you - Keep up the good work!!

[@Vollmerfamilyvlogs]

Hi Greer! I’m in the Puyallup area & would love to know where this furniture thrift shop is? The first one with all the chairs!! I’m on the hunt for a set of 4 dining chairs at the moment ☺︎︎

[@mariac.lovatos6984]

Emily faith sent me and I'm glad she did. Love ur video.

[@grannieBEADS]

Missing your videos!!

[@clairea.5396]

I love love love this video!

[@phoenixrose8466]

you let that $10 dollar brass lamp go?? 😭I would have gotten it for 50 bucks... And that mirror 😍

[@erickaromo9491]

Home tour!!

[@hannahpollock9912]

Oh my goodness! Such good finds! I live in Puyallup, and need to know where you go! I have been to a couple antique places in Tacoma, Lakewood (the antique mall there is 👌🏼) and Sumner. I haven't been able to find much though! Thanks in advance. 💛

[@Vollmerfamilyvlogs]

I’m in puyallup too!(:

[@hannahpollock9912]

@@Vollmerfamilyvlogs Aw, that's great! Do you have any local recs I should know about?

[@hamishwarden588]

Love the video 🔥

[@mbp_33]

Hope you’re ok❤️

[@bethw3573]

Ooo this makes me want to thrift so bad 😂

[@vintageglitter2469]

Came over from Emily’s channel.

[@AdorkableLiz77]

I watch both of you.

[@madisenwells7408]

Miss your videos, hope all is well :)

[@jackiebrown6577]

Emily sent me !

[@metrolady72]

Emily faith sent me.

[@heathers7960]

😍😍😍

[@noreenperez8666]

Over from Emily Faith.

[@mmkeat393]

I have been watching Emily for a couple years now. She sent me! I think you white flowers might be pussy willows. At first I thought they were cotton balls which are very popular here in the south. I think your drop leaf table was a very good buy. Might be worth a bit more depending on the wood and age of the piece. I sold a fairly old one for $150 that wasn’t as nice as yours. But yours would be more valuable with the leaves intact. I would look for a makers stamp or label under the top before redoing. My uncle collected really old pickling crocks and jugs made of crock material. The old ones are hard to find now. I only have one similar to his collection, but I have two blue bread bowls made of crock material. They belonged to my late husband’s grandmother. I am old. My daughter is close to your age. I have had these two bowls and her hand carved rolling pin since my 20s and she probably had them for 50+ years before they were passed on to me! So, they are close to 100 yrs old! I was a ceramics student in college and had really strong hands and arms from working with clay and I made a lot of homemade bread with those bowls and biscuits with that rolling pin! So nice to see some things coming back in style to use in decorating. I have two vintage wedding ring quilts like the second one you showed. One was made by my mother and the other by my grandmother. I know that each took them probably a year to make, working an hour or two on them by hand each day. So well over 500 hours in one quilt. Those were quite nice gifts! And finally, in my decorating days, coffee table books had to be about a subject you were interested in and visitors often discussed the book when they sat and had coffee or cocktails with you. Most of mine were art books since I was an art major. I have had to donate hundreds to libraries because they were just too much to move. We are moving again soon and I still have too many coffee table books! Lol! Thanks for your video! I really enjoyed it!

[@aninehartog3950]

Emily Faith stend me to your youtube chancel