10/09/2026
Did you actually think I was going to sit at home today? π no way! I visited two of my favorite thrift stores. 1. Harvest Thrift in Wilmot Ohio. 2. Trading Post in Millersburg Ohio. Both carry an abundance of crafting items, which I can't live without.
1. Harvest Thrift actually has two stores. One for mainly clothing and the other home decor and crafting items upstairs. How could I say no to quilting kits. All fabric uncut included. The Boo one was $4.50 and the 9 patch $3.50. Even if I don't actually make the kit it is fabric for my stash. I also found some paint, a stencil kit because I have always wanted a big Welcome sign for the porch, but won't pay a high price for one. And I got some floral wire. For those projects that need wired together or wooly trees.
2. Trading Post has a huge area with all sorts of odds and ends for crafting. I needed some pink fabric for a project. A coworker brought me her shirt and asked if I'd create a one of a kind for her. She is a girly girl who loves doilies, pink, and cutesy things. π€¦ββοΈ this is so out of my wheelhouse. But she is always so nice to me and she loved the other clothes I've upcycled. So, I found some things that I think I can make work.
I have so many projects on my list β€οΈ To be honest I think this time off work is making me more creative. Anyway, the shirt, my applique project, the Santa's, and so many more.