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When Life Gives You Lemons.........

 Just decorate your table with them  :)

Today I am sharing a few items I found at Good Will and Consign and Design.  I think I spent around $13.00 for everything and found some really neat things.  I found 4 of these placemats with lemons for $4.00.  They are made really well.

Found a great decorating book for $1.50 at Good Will.

My visit to Good Will also allowed me to make a new vignette for my breakfast table.

I bought the tray for $1.91, the white tea pitcher for $ 2.92, and the little arrangement was also $2.92.  
I think these makes a nice vignette used together.  I will probably paint the tray soon.  I already had the white bowl, rooster S/P shakers, and the lemons.

For a around 13 bucks my breakfast table got a whole new look and I'm lovin' it!!!





Isn't it all pretty together???  I think so.

I'll be partying with these ladies in the next few days.  Be sure to drop by for a visit with them.  You'll have a great time!

Feathered Nest Friday at French Country Cottage.
Home Sweet Home at The Charm of Home
Thrifty Things Friday at The Thrifty Groove
Thrifty Treasures at Southern Hospitality

Comments

  1. The nearest Goodwill to me is fourty miles away and they never have anything but junk! I love all your goodies though-good score.

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  2. Oh, very nice, indeed. Great job! Wonder what color you will paint the tray. White? Yellow? Good luck. Susan

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  3. Well, I love it too! Great finds and great prices! All your thrifty treasures came together perfectly for your able vignette! Thank you for joining TTF. Have a wonderful weekend!

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  4. Everything looks beautiful. You found some real treasures. That little decorating book looks very interesting. Thanks for sharing your treasures. Karie

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  5. Don't you just love it when a plan falls together! Your table is gorgeous!

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  6. So glad someone can find great stuff at their Goodwill. Your finds prove that it is possible! Very sweet vignette with your new goodies.
    Tammy

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  7. How pretty. Don't you just love a good thrifting day?

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  8. Lemons are great decorations, oh and your finds are great too!

    Smiles,
    The Joyful Thrifter

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  9. Great finds! I just found your blog and look forward to learning more about you so I'm a new follower. The picture of your home in the blog header is gorgeous!

    Stop by and say hi when you can ~
    Pat

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  10. Such an adorable tablescape! Love the lemon theme. I wish I had better luck at Goodwill!

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  11. What great finds and love your lemon theme- so charming! I have that same book- tons of inspiration there! Thanks for sharing this at FNF this week~ have a great weekend! :)

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  12. What a fantastic vignette you have made out of all of your gorgeous finds! It looks beautiful.
    Thanks for linking it up!
    Sherry

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