I Can't Believe This Was Sitting on the Shelf at Goodwill - Thrift With Me

I have to laugh because you first think of art uses for things and that big slab of marble, I immediately thought of it for my kitchen....to roll out pastries or candies. :)

That big slab of marble is great to make candies on

The marble slab would be a great addition for your son’s cooking . They r great to use when making dough , it keeps it cool .

I love how you give a little pat pat and wish an item luck to find a new home!💕

The tile looks like it says Elizabeth, written in old script.

Love the Quimper vase, I would have snatched that up too, but it would not leave my house if I had found one. Great find. Thanks for another great video.

Just wanted to stop and say thank you! I love how down to earth you are and how you explain how this all works to newbies like myself. I am a single mom working my butt off at work part time and barely making ends meet when a gal down the street from me was having an estate sale for a family friend who's mom had passed away. She asked me if I wanted all the stuff that didn't sell afterwards and I saw how much nice stuff there was and said sure! I figured I could just donate whatever I did not want or need for my household. Turns out there was vintage pics in frames, heavy expensive dish sets (vintage) and all sorts of stuff. That is how I ended up on your channel and now I think I have another part time job that is a lot more fun and exciting and profitable than my other job! THANK YOU!!!!!!!

I was feeling like going thrifting, but have loads to list already. Have your videos playing whilst I list and the thrifting urge has passed. Educational and soothing.

The slab of marble you picked up is called "Rainforest". It's what I have for the countertop in my guest bathroom. So simply elegant, can surely see using it as base for displaying a sculpture/vase, etc. like you said. Your videos are delightful to watch - Keep being you! 👍from Texas

I am currently putting my thrifting on hold because I am saving for a townhouse but I love experiencing thrifting by you taking us with you thank you !!

Quimper is pronounced kam-PEHR. Excellent, excellent find. Wish I could afford Quimper.

Danni, fun trip with lots of goodies! I wish you had bought the Queen Elizabeth 1st tile! I also like the coat of arms too!

Another great video!! I have several large abalone shells that were my mother in law's, they were her pride and joy & now mine. This reminded me that I have one with plastic feet that I need to get listed.. I remember people using them for a soap dish.... I always learn something new to be on the hunt for...

Me too; never shop on Saturday ; at least you found some real treasure. The music covered up pretty well under all the other noise. Thanks Danni

Hi Niche lady the framed tile with the queen on is Queen Elizabeth 1 ,Henry VIII daughter with Ann Boleyn

This is a blast. I noticed you did pass up several old English pottery plates and large vase. YOu are spot on with those millenials going for mid-century modern lines. I'd pick up more of those for your sales if I were you. It is all the rage. Thanks for a terrific tour through the world of thrifting!

I recycle all my padded envelopes that I get from Amazon and keep them in several large shopping bags in my car. It’s so easy to just slide all my breakable items into an envelope!

Hey Danni. Thanks for picking up and chatting about the little African doll. We don’t find many African/African American dolls or items to be found out in the wild, in my area anyway. So yeah…Thanks

My vintage 4-foot blow mold Santa is still in the living room. He is so cute I hate to put him away! I love the Quimper vase you found.

The pretty lusterwear teapots without lids would be great for flower arranging!