Now, I'm no baker, so even though this cake tin was in perfect condition, when I grabbed it, I knew it would be used for something else. So I grabbed a white bundt pan that I'd picked up for $1.50. We had just finished working on our new kitchen bench - I can't wait to show you that one - and he was bored. It was my DIY guy who prompted me to finally dig something out and get creative during a break from the pool. They'd been sitting in bag, next to my craft closet for months. To be honest, I'd forgotten all about my second hand finds. However, I still have my treasures from that day, so the crafty fun can live on. Points that didn't really seem to matter much when I found out that when things open up again around here, they won't. The merchandise turned over slowly, the prices were high and most of the items were pretty new. It was a lucky day, which as I've mentioned before, was a rarity at this shop. You know, to ease our way back in.Ī simple makeover tale with a silly surprise ending.īut let's start at the beginning, shall we?Įarlier this year, when shopping for fun was still an option, I took a trip to my community thrift store and picked up a ton of goodies. Today, I'm going to start with a veryquick bundt pan bird feeder.
There's actually been a lot going on around here and now I'm eager to share it all. However, just because I haven't been writing, doesn't mean I haven't been busy with DIYs. I don't think I've ever gone this many weeks without posting. Hello friends! My goodness it's been a while.
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