10 Thrift Finds to use in the FALL

Frames:

You won't find a thrift shop without them. They're cheap and you'll be able to do a million and one things with them.

A Night Owl

Books:

I've always loved how books allow you to display things at all different levels. They always seem to help you balance things out somehow.

Julie Blanner

Baskets/Bowls:

This particular bowl might cost you, but it might just be worth it. Baskets are always plentiful at most stores, and I feel like they scream fall.

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Pallets:

Hello! These are free, people. Grab them up. Stain them...paint them...use them as is. You won't go wrong.

Infarrantly Creative

Wooden Crates:

It's hard to pass up a crate. 

There's not a whole lot you have to do to make a crate look good. They're simply born beautiful.

Low Country Living

Pinecones:

Another freebie, guys. They're everywhere in our yard. 

My husband would love it if you came to get some...

Old Jars:

I sure do love a jar. Honestly, I use them year round, but they're wonderful for sweet, little fall pictures, pinecones or pumpkins.

Life as a Thrifter

Old Windows:

It's amazing how an old $2 window can completely change the entire look of a simple, little wreath, or maybe a fun leaf swag or burlap bunting.

Impeccably Imperfect

Chalkboards:

I had to. You know how I love them. I've lost track of how many I've bought at the thrift store...

Nick Nacks:

You truly never know what you might find in the thrift store. 

Glassware, wash tubs, lanterns, owls, even a pitchfork... It's all there somewhere. You just gotta take the time to hunt.

Goodwill Gal

Happy hunting, guys!