So mid November after my craft sale, I was hitting the thrift stores looking for more junk to transform when I had the thought to go to the Habitat For Humanity's ReStore. I hadn't been there lately and it is one of the places I usually find something I can use. I walked in like I owned the place and the lady said, "I'm sorry we are closed today." To which I replied, "Isn't today Wednesday?" "No, it's Tuesday." Me-"Oh man, I quit my job and I never know what day it is...sorry."
Well Julia was sweet and told me to go ahead and shop. I spent time wandering and had a hand full of items ready to pay. It occurred to me that my house restoration was done and I had some time on my hands so I asked if she had a need of volunteers. She replied that she needed cashiers. I kindly said...."Uh...no...let me tell you what I have in mind!" I proceeded to tell her how I repurpose items that most people deem as useless, or junk, and that I would love to transform items from the store and display them so that others would be inspired to get creative as well. This post is dedicated to the things I have created thus far. I hope it will inspire you to see objects in new ways, to be creative and reuse the things that would otherwise end up in a junk pile or dump. Enjoy, and GET PICKIN!
Kelly
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| Pediment. Distressed and added hooks. |
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| Cute sink planter! |
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| Glass shades with glass candle stopper glued to the bottom. |
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Sconce turned TP holder
UPDATED 12/21
For Sale at the ReStore
$45
For Sale at the ReStore $150
made from a 3 door upper cabinet and topped with scrap furniture also used as the back board.
$150

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