THRIFT STORE Locations

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u/antoniad1126 thank you for the postcrossing card & vintage stamps. The detail of the grinch fixing Dr. Seuss' bow tie is adorable!  u/pozolelover thank you for the lovely holiday card. wish we had hot springs where I live! I especially love the Alexander Calder stamp: I remember seeing videos where he would put on a little wire circus for his friends without regard for their patience. Every time he messed up, he would start from the beginning!  u/bananas3706 it's cool learning about the Navajo rug design! our thrift stores are combed through thoroughly as well, and some chain stores have started pricing used goods more than new ones! I usually get my cards from mus...

Nothing like hitting up spots in new areas. All of these were found between Chicago and Pittsburgh antique malls, comic shops and thrift stores over the last couple of days.

Looking for help to identify an artist Hello everyone, I recently purchased this expressive abstract drip-painting from a second-hand shop in Belgium. The technique and composition are reminiscent of Pollock-inspired style, but the work is unsigned. I’m trying to identify the painter or at least learn more about the possible origin. 🔹 Size: 50 × 100 cm 🔹 Technique: acrylic / enamel drip painting, multi-layer texture 🔹 Support: fiberboard / MDF pressboard (not canvas) 🔹 No signature, no stamps, no gallery labels 🔹 Purchased in a thrift store in Belgium (Flanders region) T If anyone recognizes the style or knows artists who work in this manner, I would greatly appreciate y...

any inventory based recs help! sarojini shop numbers, etc etc just want to source like north eastern people i see all of them have such good stuff suppliers are welcome too

I skipped the normal retail Black Friday shopping and hit thrift stores instead. Got me a sweet mug.

What are some good places to guy alternative fashion? (Punk, goth, emo type styles to be more specific) Looking for some new stores/brands to buy from, preferably UK based but not needed and I probably don’t need to say this here but just incase.. no fast fashion :) I know someone will say it because it’s a great answer, I mean other than thrifting (99% of my clothes are thrifted but all the thrift stores near me haven’t had much for me to work with recently so I figured I’d give a brand a try!) Thanks in advance!

Hi! I am an art student and I am doing my graduation project on whimsigoth fashion. I would like to know your preferences and opinions on the style through the questionnaire below; your answers will help me in compiling my research: Thank you for participating! (Feel free to tell me which country you live too, that way i can understand where this aesthetic is more popular) 1. Do you identify with the Whimsygoth style? a) Yes, completely b) Yes, partially c) I take some inspiration from it d) I’m still discovering it 2. How long have you been following or consuming the Whimsygoth aesthetic? a) Less than 1 year b) 1–3 years c) 3–5 years d) More than 5 years 3. How would you d...

Hi! I am an art student and I am doing my graduation project on whimsigoth fashion. I would like to know your preferences and opinions on the style through the questionnaire below; your answers will help me in compiling my research: Thank you for participating! (Feel free to tell me which country you live too, that way i can understand where this aesthetic is more popular) 1. Do you identify with the Whimsygoth style? a) Yes, completely b) Yes, partially c) I take some inspiration from it d) I’m still discovering it 2. How long have you been following or consuming the Whimsygoth aesthetic? a) Less than 1 year b) 1–3 years c) 3–5 years d) More than 5 years ...

Hi! Looking for your favorite small business suggestions to finish up my holiday shopping. I'm open to anything that is your favorite. Unique boutiques, plant shops, bakeries, kids stores, game shop (besides Guardian), thrift stores etc.

*This post got removed from other Bratz group🫠 Hopefully y’all can help me.* I made the **** decision to get rid of almost 100 Bratz dolls around the age of 7-9 due to bullying. I have been scraping up old dolls I owned off second hand sites and thrift stores since I was around 15. One doll I am still searching for that I really want back is this Cloe. My mom was shopping for groceries, we found her, and mama got her for me (just a sweet memory). Anyone know where I can find her without burning a hole in my pocket?? I am a college student,lol! I will take her **** and out of box. It does not matter. She was one of my favs!

I work at a local thrift store (Goodwill) and today we had a Black Friday sale for those that followed the Instagram/Facebook (50% off all donated items). There was some technical difficulties before my shift and just decided to give the discount to everyone. As we only had a post on social media about the sale, many customers didn't know about the sale and only found out when they were paying. There was a lot of positive reactions of course, and even some customers who went back to shop some more. Then, as I was doing my usual job as cashier, there was this old couple. It wasn't my first time seeing them here. A few weeks ago, I was at the registers when I saw an old woman stand...

I almost passed on this at the thrift store (yes, the shops where I am sell stuff like this at 'full' price), but it's a gorgeous maroon heathered wool/lambswool and I thought it would be good for swiss darning practice. I think I've finally figured out the right way to do supporting threads (thanks u/Collingwood-Norris!). There's 2 front mends and 3 in the back - I do like the way my salvaged navy cashmere yarn blends in :)

**Original Full Video Here:** [**https://youtu.be/i522GfzdP6g?si=pEIIZXbnSXtDt1sk&t=1686**](https://youtu.be/i522GfzdP6g?si=pEIIZXbnSXtDt1sk&t=1686) **All credit of the video goes to The Paranormal Files on Youtube** \-- Recently you made a post about Cursed objects and how we should be careful when buying second hand things at thrift or antiques shops, so I wanted to share with you this very tiny clip from The Paranormal Files on Youtube. They went to visit The Warren's Occult Museum, which is, unironically filled with a lot of second-hand bought allegedly cursed artifacts, the most famous of them all, being, of course, the Annabelle doll. Annabelle is a very famo...

Intending on doing some small business Saturday shopping tomorrow, would y'all know where I can locally find wind chimes and photo frames? Rather not aimlessly wander through thrift stores, figured I'd get a few leads to prioritize checking out first.

I found this print at a thrift store today. There is nothing on the back and no signature. After a little research it seems like it’s from the late 60s/early 70s and is a counterculture comix-era political poster. I’ve read a lot didn’t include signatures because it was safer to be anonymous. But it might have also been a reprinting of a comic for a rally or by a head shop. I would love if anyone could help identify it!

Add found in Reddit on another channel. Nice to see him in the wild

Do you follow a certain style? Do you create outfits, or do you just style what you find? I can only shop at thrift stores, and very rarely can I afford it at that. I found a black skirt with white florals sprinkled all over it, & shell-shapes of frill around it on my most recent trip♡ it goes fantastically with this burgundy, dark-colored floral, frilly blouse I already had! I feel soooo sososo pretty when I wear it! I love being a lady♡ :3 What made me post this is: I just remembered something today that made me really giggly & euphoric (before I knew what that was) when I was little: a Sleeping Beauty "bonus features" disc with a lil quiz game on it. I d...

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I think the board game Mousetrap is the most boring game for kids ever. There should have been one sold and after playing it, it should have been dropped off at a flea market/thrift store/charity shop to let the next family be disappointed for $5 instead of $18 on Black Friday or $24 retail. Is it just me?