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The cost of this corner

September 15th, 2010 at 08:42 pm



Just to give a bit more info on this corner of my house...

The table was FREE. I saw it at the county dumpster site (we have a swap shop there). I had to literally fight a lady for it because I would be darned if I didn't leave with it --- I saw it first!! Smile The table was in absolutely perfect condition and I didn't have to do a thing to it.

The books were FREE. My mom bought a boxful of books at a yard sale for like a buck. She gave me a few and voila.

The rod iron basket the balls are in was $1 at Goodwill.

The metal tray the books are on was $1 at Goodwill.

The 2 wooden candlesticks were just $1 at Goodwill.

The little jack-o-lantern thingys (I think they are luminaries?) were $3 at Goodwill... it was a brand new box of 12 of them and they are so blasted cute, that I had to buy them. I put a couple in this corner and I think it looks good.

The small pumpkins you see were FREE. A coworker gave me a basket of pumpkins and gourds a few years ago when she was cleaning out her stash. Love it!

I know you can hardly see it, but there is a huge rustic basket on the bottom shelf of the table holding our magazines. I bought a lot of 5 baskets at an auction recently for $1. So the cost of this one, I guess is like 20cents. I love this basket.

The Woodwick candle and Bath and Body Works candle below it (wrapped in jute twine) were FREE. I got these as gifts a few years ago.

There you go... proof that decorating doesn't have to be expensive.


3 Responses to “The cost of this corner”

  1. Joanne Says:
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    Your table looks really nice... The items that you have placed on the table look really good together.. And, the prices you mentioned are also really good. You did a nice job..

  2. luvinmylife Says:
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    I love those woodwick candles. The crackling sound is so nice. What is that under the candle tho? Looks like it is wrapped with twine.

    And i would fight for the table too! Smile

  3. all4money Says:
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    The thing wrapped in twine below the woodwick candle is a bath and body works candle - Japanese Cherry Blossom - just thought it would look nicer wrapped in twine. All I did was tuck the ends under so that I could easily remove the twine for Christmas season or whenever. Smile

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