Monday, September 13, 2010

Friday Finds

We had a great weekend visiting three different state parks and I will be telling you about that but first I need to show you my Friday garage sale finds.

I bought this clock for a quarter because I needed it for my craft room.



I figured for a quarter even if it didn't work, I could use the frame for something. Anyway, I put a battery in it and of course, it didn't work! So I did what any tech-savvy person does, I hit it on the counter and it started working! Keeps great time, too!!


I also bought this jewelry. Everything you see here for $3.25.



The little Halloween charm I gave to Shauna. I'll use the black cord for a particular necklace I am making, and everything else I took apart for beads. Well, the bottom necklace I left together for now because it's actually very pretty and I may wear it sometime!

I am really getting into the jewelry stuff lately. I have made countless pairs of earrings and a few necklaces, a lot of it out of jewelry I bought at different garage sales. One of these days I may get good enough to actually sell some stuff!

In other news, today would have been my moms 78Th birthday. I miss her so much still! She would be a great-grandmother now too which she would have loved!

OK, soon I will tell you all about our little weekend excursion! Till then

Ciao!

5 comments:

  1. {{{{hugs}}}} for your mom's birthday.

    You got some absolute steals at the garage sales!

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  2. Well you can't beat a clock for 25 cents! Glad you used your tech skills to fix it.

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  3. Your mother left much too soon! My Mom was 54 when she died. She knew none of her great grandchildren--except maybe she sees them from above?

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  4. You find the best stuff!! I think you do great work now, and could absolutely sell it!!

    I know the birthdays are so sad, no matter how long our loved have been gone. Ben will be gone two years tomorrow, and I won't even want to get out of bed but I'm sure the physical therapist will make me.

    Have a great weekend, and look forward to reading your 'park stories'.

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