Hello everyone! This is the 2nd try on trying to join Chari's Sunday Favorites. This post is about our annual yard sale that we have had every year at my sister's home for the past 30 years a real tradition, my mom always loved it♥ I hope you all have a wonderful Valentines Day!!!
Yes, every year we have our annual yard sale at my sister’s home, she has a huge yard and there is usually 5 to 6 people selling in it with canopies helping to keep some of the sun out, unfortunely not the heat, it was in the 90’s both days hot… is not the word for it:)
We had a wonderful time though like we always do, it not only means getting to sell things you don’t want anymore but getting together with family, we have been doing this since the 70’s, my BIL sells hotdogs and kobasie sandwiches and pop and we all wait to eat them, they always smell so good!
I didn’t walk around to the other sales, just to hot so I shopped at the ones that were set up by me…look at these roses, I bought them from my sister Judy for .50 and put them in the milkglass GW vase, they look real don’t they?
I found these two prints for $2.00 and on the back was a label that said Pier One $4.98 a piece! They measure 16 by 8 so far Walmart and Target haven’t any that size but I’ll keep looking!
This piecrust table was my mom’s, I can remember playing on it when I was little, my sister had it and said she wasn’t using it anymore and would I like to have it…I love it, I don’t know where it will end up but I’ll find a place!
I traded my sister a crock bench for a box full of these blue and clear glass ball jars…so neat to find so many of them at one time! One of them is old because you can see the bubbles in the glass, I got about twenty in the box and different sizes!
At first I thought this was a sugar bowl but now I think it’s a candy container, I guess you could use it either way, I bought it from my niece for a $1.00!
Here is another picture of it!
Of course these two wanted to be on Grammy’s blog so here is Sydney with her cousin’s yard sale find...a Sponge Bob lunchbox!
Samantha bought three Barbie dresses still in the package for .50 she is a little bargain shopper! The kids had it alot cooler in the pool!
I did really well close to $600.00 but I had alot of prims to sell, some I didn’t sell because I just paid to much for them and knew I wouldn’t make a good profit on them. I was very pleased though.
I did buy some things at Target and Lowes so I’ll show them in my next post. I’m starting to see a little light at the end of the tunnel with this decorating change over, I spray painted some more today seems like that’s all I do but it needs to be done before cold weather sets in.
I’m linking to Nifty Thrifty Tuesday at Coastal Charm and Today’s Thrifty Treasures at Southern Hospitality stop by to see everyone, it’s like looking at a great decorating magazine only better!
Rondell
Yes, every year we have our annual yard sale at my sister’s home, she has a huge yard and there is usually 5 to 6 people selling in it with canopies helping to keep some of the sun out, unfortunely not the heat, it was in the 90’s both days hot… is not the word for it:)
We had a wonderful time though like we always do, it not only means getting to sell things you don’t want anymore but getting together with family, we have been doing this since the 70’s, my BIL sells hotdogs and kobasie sandwiches and pop and we all wait to eat them, they always smell so good!
I didn’t walk around to the other sales, just to hot so I shopped at the ones that were set up by me…look at these roses, I bought them from my sister Judy for .50 and put them in the milkglass GW vase, they look real don’t they?
I found these two prints for $2.00 and on the back was a label that said Pier One $4.98 a piece! They measure 16 by 8 so far Walmart and Target haven’t any that size but I’ll keep looking!
This piecrust table was my mom’s, I can remember playing on it when I was little, my sister had it and said she wasn’t using it anymore and would I like to have it…I love it, I don’t know where it will end up but I’ll find a place!
I traded my sister a crock bench for a box full of these blue and clear glass ball jars…so neat to find so many of them at one time! One of them is old because you can see the bubbles in the glass, I got about twenty in the box and different sizes!
At first I thought this was a sugar bowl but now I think it’s a candy container, I guess you could use it either way, I bought it from my niece for a $1.00!
Here is another picture of it!
Of course these two wanted to be on Grammy’s blog so here is Sydney with her cousin’s yard sale find...a Sponge Bob lunchbox!
Samantha bought three Barbie dresses still in the package for .50 she is a little bargain shopper! The kids had it alot cooler in the pool!
I did really well close to $600.00 but I had alot of prims to sell, some I didn’t sell because I just paid to much for them and knew I wouldn’t make a good profit on them. I was very pleased though.
I did buy some things at Target and Lowes so I’ll show them in my next post. I’m starting to see a little light at the end of the tunnel with this decorating change over, I spray painted some more today seems like that’s all I do but it needs to be done before cold weather sets in.
I’m linking to Nifty Thrifty Tuesday at Coastal Charm and Today’s Thrifty Treasures at Southern Hospitality stop by to see everyone, it’s like looking at a great decorating magazine only better!
Rondell
9 comments:
So glad you were able to join Sunday Favorites this week! I'm an "old timer" at SF's AND just plain an old timer too!
Sounds like you all had a ton of fun and made some money plus sold a few things. Hugs, Marty
Oh, my! What a wonderful tradition! I would love to come upon a gathering such as this!
★Linda★
A little love on Valentine's Day.
A greeting.
We used to have a family yard sale many years ago and always ended up buying from each other! LOL!
Sounds like you had lots of fun and you ended up with some great stuff and some cash!
hugs
Sissie
Rondell, I think half the fun of a garage sale is the people that show up...some funny, some cranky, some clean, some welll...never mind! $600. sounds pretty good for a garage sale! Hugs-Diana
Fun! We've had an annual garage sale at my house for the past 11 years...just moved to a new house so we'll start here now! Love garage saling days! Nice finds!
Hollie
Rondell-So nice to "meet" you! I am not even sure how I ambled here, but hit your "follow" button so I can find my way back. I have loved looking thru some of your older posts. Love that pie crust table!
Hi Rondell...
My friend, Welcome to the Sunday Favorite's repost party! I am just tickled pink to have you! I'm so sorry that you had a difficult time with posting for this party...hopefully it will go smoother next time! I'd love to have you join in with us again! It' sooo very nice to meet you, my friend!
Wow...your yearly yard sale sounds like soo much fun! You're right...not only does it give you a chance to make a little extra money (which by the way...$600 is nothing to sneeze at! Hehe!) but it also would be a great time of visiting with your family! I think it's a wonderful family tradition! You really got some great things too! Love, love, LOVE your mama's pie crust table/shelves! Ohhh...and those pretty rose prints...are awesome! Do you have a Hobby Lobby near you? Many times they have those odd shaped art frames! Just a thought. I love the old blue canning jars...they certainly make a pretty way to display things! And...the beautiful white roses...they look gorgeous in your white milk glass vase! All great treasure finds, my friend! Sooo glad that you shared this sweet post with us for the SF's party this week!!!
I do apologize at being so late to get by for a visit. My little Valentine weekend getaway was sooo much fun but it sure put me behind on my blogging! Hehe!
So very nice to meet you, Rondell!
Warmest wishes,
Chari @Happy To Design
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