SHOP TILL YOU DROP

I love Fall. It has a very particular and warm smell, and it makes me realize that the holiday season is just around the corner. I'm like a kid when it comes to the holidays- I enjoy decorating, shopping, wrapping presents, making crafts with the kids, making cookies, spending time with family and friends.... and I could go on forever. But what I also like is a great deal. So before I leave the house I always look for coupons, and most of the time I find them. Why pay a full price on something if you don't have to. Today I'm sharing Michaels 50% OFF coupon any one regular priced item. (Please read the fine print) Follow the link bellow for other great deals at Michael's.

Michaels 50% OFF Coupon

Michael's 50% OFF Coupon

So start shopping already! 

HALLOWEEN WREATH

If you know me you know I love making wreaths. And I know it's so much easier to just purchase one at your local Target store, but making one from scratch is just too much fun. 

So in the spirit of this Halloween here is a fun wreath made with all the supplies from the local Dollar store (Dollar Tree). The best part is each little pumpkin lights up. Can't wait to turn them on tonight and see how they all look in this fun and so scary wreath. 

Handmade Halloween Wreath

http://diyshowoff.com/category/other/that-diy-party/

FROM TRASH TO TREASURE

My Finds

I love Goodwill shopping, but not just Goodwill, I love all thrift stores. Actually one of my favorite stores is the Habitat for Humanity ReStore in Denver.
Habitat Denver Restores

I found some great items at that store, and best of all they were new. But that's a story for another day, and although I can't wait to share with you what I found there, what I do want to talk about today is why I love getting things from a second hand store versus new.

First of all I LOVE a great deal and I do NOT love paying full price on things that I know I could get for much less. Second, purchasing things from the second hand store keeps less trash out of landfills. Third, buying things from places like Goodwill, ReStore, Savers, and etc., helps people in need. And fourth, did I mention that I love a great deal?

Hose Reel

So here is what I found yesterday at one of local Goodwill stores; a hose  reel cart by HoseMobile. It cost me $8.99, and they run on average about $35-40. So I think that was a great deal. Nothing was broken, all it needed was a little wash.
From someone else's unwanted items to my back yard, I saved around $30.

Unsightly hose without hose reel

 This was unsightly before, and our hose was just hard to reel up nicely by hand.

The best part about second hand shops for me is that I only buy things that I need, or would otherwise have to purchase new. What sort of finds do you have to share?

Neat hose thanks to hose reel