Jeans are just jeans, right? Nothing special about them. They’re just, like, always there, aren’t they?
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Tip of the Day:
WD40 can be used to remove crayon marks from any surface!
How are these resale finds similar?
What do old enamel colanders, brass bowls and box graters have in common? They can all be found in consignment, resale and thrift shops… and
They all become unique, quirky, charming lighting fixtures!
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Not sure you know HOW to turn a found object into a lamp? Here’s a simple tutorial.
Need some more inspiration (don’t miss the lampshade ideas there, too!)? Check out HowToConsign.com’s Pinterest Boards!
How to Shop Resale: A Shopkeeper Tip
Who’s the best person to ask about how to find those great deals in a consignment, resale or thrift shop?
The shopkeeper, of course! Here’s great advice:
While you’re browsing, don’t forget to look at at least 3 sizes. Clothing varies so widely among manufacturers, cuts and even the year they were cut.
Exploring the size below what you normally wear, and the size above, is the best way to optimize the treasures you may find and gives you a greater chance of finding that o so perfect fit.
Visit the wise shopkeepers listed on the Resale Shop Directory!
A Tip for Moms
A tip for moms from a resale sho
pkeeper:
Keep a box in the bottom of your children’s closets.
As clothing is outgrown, add them to the box. If they’re not getting use out of a plaything, book or video, put that in the box too.
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