Spent $100 At GOODWILL on Someone's COLLECTION | Thrift with Me for Ebay | Reselling
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- I visited Goodwill to find that someone had donated an entire collection. I couldn't just leave it... and so I bought the entire collection for $100.
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The item at 2:50 is a fly swatter holder! My parents had one back in the 70's. It hangs on the wall and you put the handle in from the top & it slides down into it! The swatters had wood handles that matched the front of the holder ... ours was never used, just for decor!! Hadn't seen one in years!
What a great ideal. Always hate the swat part of fly swatter to be on counters or even touch them after swatting nasty flies. Cool. Love learning about vintage pieces.
Thanks ~ learned something new! 🙌🏻
On Saturday my Husband said"do you wanna go thrift shopping?!?!I was like Hell Ya I do because now I know what to look for because of Jocelyn schooled me💟
Maria Casella just keep in mind, she gets far higher prices on things than you or I would. She has a strong social media/CZcams following which results in higher sold prices. If you’re buying to resell, check eBay sold comps (that aren’t hers) before you buy something.
I am so pleased that someone like you would pick up all of those beautiful cross-stitch pieces. They were wonderful, and the fact that you appreciate the work that went into each one is the most special part!! You value the time and love that went into making each one! Thank you!
Regarding the washboards, the glass ones were for washing your delicates, lace, underclothes etc. Used to volunteer at a living history museum and I taught school kids laundry and butter making.
Wow!
Metal was changed to glass during WWII. All metal went to the war effort.
How Cool!!
The person who did all the cross stitch did exceptionally good work.
Seems to have something for each holiday i would buy all of it
Me too i love them. Did she ever put these on ebay?
@@purplebigfoot8953 im gonna go to youtube and ask for the crazy lamp lady's ebay sales.
The "Pennsylvania Dutch" wall hanging is really Swedish. It has a dala horse in the lower right hand corner. Score!
Does anyone else like the crinkling sound of the items that are taped or wrapped in plastic when Joselyn picks them up? 💕🤷♀️
Yes! I’ve also grown to like the sound of ceramics clinking as they are being stacked on top of each other!
Indeed
I was just thinking that. I love it too😂
I like it.
I love it and also her voice is comforting
I really enjoy hearing all the clinks & clanks and your thoughts on items in the moment. Makes me feel like I'm right with you. Also appreciate voiceovers when it's too loud & crazy, so thank you for keeping a mix. Fun stitchery hunt today! 🤗
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Thank God I'm not the only one!!! Sometimes I go into my cabinet just to hear my things clank a little bit!!
My heart swelled as you put every piece of cross stitch in your cart❤! It is time consuming and definitely a labor of love! I would have bought the Miss Adam's one also because I love rescuing a lost art from those who would do harm to it! Quilts, knitting, crochet & painting find love from me!
Andrews. Sorry I am the ridiculous police.
I always grab cross stitch pieces when I see them. I have done cross stitch and can appreciate the time that has gone into the pieces. Plus, whoever did these had invested a lot of money. Those "frames" weren't cheap. Of course, you would buy those pieces in a cross stitch shop and they are always costly.
@@lisasmith2724 😂🤣
Thank you so much for rescuing all of that stitch-work!! A lot of love and DEVOTION went into them!! XOXO
I am sure the person that did all the needle work is smiling down on you. I also believe you make connections with people by admiring their belongings. The time they spent making their craft and was disposed and you saved it and will find good homes for them. You are a very special person and good will be with you,
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I love the fact that you value someone's handiwork. A lot of people don't. I always think of the hard work people put into quilts or embroidery etc., and it makes me a little sad when I see they end up in a thrift store. Nice to see you give these pieces a second life.
I like hearing YOU talk through your decision making. Much more interesting.
Itsa flower press.🌻🌼
I like listening to her decision-making too.
When you turn down the wooden aisle and you stopped and you were digging the stuff out of your cart, you missed the one on the left hand side that said Let It Snow,after you picked up the turkey and turn the corner
I just hollered, too 😀
Yeah I was muttering behined you!! behined you!!
It’s at 16:20
I replied to her too, "You just missed "Let it Snow"!😄
That must have been the only one she missed! Nice that she appreciates the work.
When my hubby and I go to our favorite local thrift store, the first place he goes to is the paintings/pictures area. His latest great find was a painting we paid $12 for and it is worth $1200.00 - $1500.00.
I spent $10 on a scratch off in hopes of winning $50k but both tickets were duds. I've got to learn more about art work!
@@kristinatidwell6563 🤣😂
You have no idea how good it makes me feel to see you pick up the cross stitch (needle point?) pieces. I have quite a few beautiful crewel pieces but I picked up a large framed cross stitched landscape the other day at the bins. It is pristine, except a nick out of the frame. I’ll probably paint it, and it will be fine. I’m so glad to know that perhaps someone will want to buy it. I thought the same thing as you. I wanted to save it because of the amount of work that went into it.
You have found samples stitched to advertise a counted cross stitch book, usually hung in stitchery shops.......I have many for book publishers.
I'm addicted to this channel ❤
I appreciate vintage items more and I've learned so much!
Keep on keeping on!
Love your super power!
I love those lamps you picked up. Worth the shipping cost I think. Also, as a crafter, cross stitcher, etc. I absolutely love that you recognize and appreciate the time it takes to create. You Rock.
Why cut the cords? Seems pointless.
@@melialei I think Jocelyn said so whoever buys those lamps will have to get them rewired. Old wiring can be very hazardous, potential for fires. 🙂
Jocelyn, there are many different stitches in the realm of "cross stitch" - Back=stitch, Running-stitch, etc. but it's all hand embroidery or "cross stitch". I love this video! Had a blast! P.S: You said the electric pencil sharpener took you back to your childhood. I'm so old, it's the crank version bolted to the wall that takes me back LOL!!
The cross stitch was stitched for shops to advertise a new cross stitch book of cross stitch patterns! Seeing the stitched designs helps sell a new book.
Judy, cross-stitch is a series of X stitches done on cross-stitch fabric of various types like hardanger cloth. The fabric has to be very evenly woven with fairly widely spaced threads, usually 10 - 14 threads per inch. Most cross stitch fabric does not have a pattern printed on it but instead has a separate paper pattern. "Embroidery" and specialized embroidery like "crewel" or "bargello" is usually done on fabric that is tighter woven like sheeting with a pattern printed on it.
@@carolhearn8157 thank you,Carol, for your message. I understand.
Lol this is probably where all my cross stitch will end up since my kids are not interested! What you picked up are referred to as small. I call them dust collectors. I stitch mainly reproduction samplers.
The cross stitch isn’t just the stitching it’s the quality of the wooden cut outs & paint jobs. I did a lot in the day & these are definitely 80’s but that’s vintage and it’s going to be collectible.
I'm so happy you recognized someone's work and bought the collection.
Anyone else don’t collect or buy or resell, just watch because it’s interesting to watch ?
Yes I love how she's not running around scanning things for resale.
There was a ' LET IT SNOW' cross stitch at 16.21 you missed too. I'm not a stitcher but I can appreciate the hard work put into them all.
I was yelling u missed a Christmas one GO BACK hahaha oh well...
I love the moon clock that you found. It is cool. I also love that you appreciate and love actual handmade items.
Wow, that Goodwill was like an Easter egg hunt, but instead of eggs you hunt for cross stitch pieces! So awesome!
That pot with the flowers was around 1980 and a grocery store set. Every week a different piece was on special. I had almost all of it.
I have totally become obsessed with watching your videos! They are so satisfying, fun, and informational! I’ve learned so much! 😃
The lady that made those items is smiling from heaven.
I always enjoy when you pick things that are hidden. 7 year old me in my mind always felt bad for forgotten and neglected things and you reaching them makes me happy!
Thanks for saving the stitching! I've been cross stitching for over 40 years (learned when I was around 10) and I try and rescue as much as I can. The pieces you found do not take that long to stitch and if you get an average of $7-$10 for them, you've done well.
We get them in to our church sales all the time. Sadly, we are lucky if we can even get a dollar for them. People do not seem to want someone else's cross stitch or needlework projects, and the young adults of today who are setting up housekeeping (boy that's an old term) aren't usually into that. I suppose it will be popular again in the future. Seems to be cycles of popularity, like roller skating rinks and bowling alleys!
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Jocelyn, Hi ! Those home made pieces are counted cross stitch. The lettering is called Back-Stitching.
Great Video !
Thanks for buying all the embroidery and cross stitch. I’m a stitcher and get so sad when I see great stuff at goodwill, etc. If I can, I always try to buy them to give them a home!
I buy embroidery and crocheted stuff. So beautiful! Sad that women’s work isn’t valued more.
Makes me laugh when I see people giving you a thumbs down! Just shows they're probably jealous of how awesome you are!! Keep it up girl! ❤❤
I like Your style Stacy!!!🙂👍
The moon cross stitch clock is termed, “primitive” in design, (not age.) That’s the keyword you’ll want to use when listing. Primitive cross stitch designs are in high fashion right now. Enjoying the content! Also, that amount of the padded medallions give the vibe of being kits, maybe localized to an area. I bet you anything, you have the designers collection. You can tell by the finishing style of course but also by the repeated use of the same font. Those are mockups for craft fairs and such. I bet her husband cut the fun frames or something and she sold the patterns with the unfinished frames. The other pieces you found are probably the rest of her personal collection, all 80’s or 90’s, except for that moon clock. That one is very different from the others and may just be coincidence that it’s there. I’d be surprised if it was older than 2010, but I’m certainly no expert.😄
Thank-you for the info! I suspected they may have been for craft fairs, but I wasn’t sure if they were existing patterns or not.
Moon clock perfect for HALLOWEEN!
Crazy Lamp Lady Did the stitched moon clock sell already I can’t find it listed?🌝
I love how your Mom helps and is so involved in your business.
I love how kind and giving you are to your Mom.
Telling her to take any piece of artwork that she wants. A many as she wants.
This just shows the depth of the love you and your Mom share.
I lost my parents at an early age. So
I am beyond happy for the both of you.
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I truly enjoy watching these videos. You are totally authentic and I liked that.
God Bless You
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Love it!
I love the cross stitch! Would definitely buy some of that!
Lol I was working and the manager was also there. When one of the other employees came back and told us you were in he actually turned it down. Glad you found some awesome things. We were doing alot that day. The plastic dish with the blue I actually picked up as well and was surprised it was plastic
The things whith the red hors is from Sweden. From my home Dalarna in sweden😀😀the hors is a "dalahäst"=Dalahors
kersti wallin , I get excited when I see the Swedish items she finds. My Grandfather was from Mora. Visited there and fell in love with it.
I got a Dala horse in Animal Crossing and one day I'll have a real (but small) one :D
@@a2md211 I played that game to the end!!
Norway here, I can confirm. That embroidery piece she picked up and kept staying 'Pennsylvanian Dutch' about is actually Swedish.
Jocelyn, I really appreciate you seeing the value of the cross-stitch pieces! They take hours of handwork, special painting the frames, and finding the perfect frame. They are definitely intense labor of love for cross-stitchers!! Thank you for valuing this folk art craft!!
Thank you for picking up all the embroidery and cross stitch pieces!! Not only did that stitching take time, but so did the painting and decorating of their frames! You just make some old lady's soul very happy, I'm sure.
You’re the hardest working person I know!! Thank you for another great shop along video!!
The beaded necklace is actually African. My Grandfather lived there for years and I have a whole collection of it. .The few bits I've sold have sold very well.
Yes, I have several of the beaded African necklaces. The ones I have are from the Masai people in Kenya. They are stunning.
What a haul on the nifty crafty cross-stitch and embroidery pieces Joce. You really made out like a bandit on this one. Tho I would have loved to have had that wooden painted covered bridge piece you didn't get. I just love rustic handmade pieces like that and have decorated my studio with as many of them as I could find. They bring such a country cozy feeling to the decor and go so well with my vintage and antique quilt collection. Thanks a bunch for sharing! Have a great day!
I'm glad that you realize how much work goes into those hand made items! Lots of people don't. As a crafter it is nice to see younger people appreciate that it is hard work. Thank you. Love your videos.
I love watching you get on that buying/ finding frenzy. It's my favorite.
My mother in law and sister in law have done the most beautiful cross stitch I’ve ever seen. It is painstaking tiny stitches and takes a very long time to complete. Theirs are as beautiful from the reverse side as the side to be shown. A special talent. SusanV
The 'Dutch' in Pennsylvania Dutch is actually a corruption of the word 'Deutsch'--or German.
I live on Staten Island and it used to be spelled Staaten Eylandt (literally 'States Island') named in honor of the Dutch parliament known as the Staten-Generaal. 😊. The more you knowww
Scrolled thru the comments hoping to find this 😎
I bet all the cross stitch pieces were made by someone who use to sell them at a crafting booth.
This one is my all time favorite. I love the clinking and clacking. The noises are so soothing.
Jocelyn, I was surprised when you mentioned that a different coloured bead is a signature. I've heard that it's to represent humankind's imperfection compared with God's perfection. Either way, the tribal choker is a striking piece! Thanks for your content 🌷🇨🇦
Jos,,,,,,thank you for picking up all the needlepoint/cross stitch..... I love it, can't do it but LOVE it...amazing art, thank you for realizing the WORK that goes into them... It is a dying art, no young people are doing it!😟😟
I think that was a lady who made items for craft fairs. She was very talented combining her tole painting and cross stitch/embroidery. It is lovely to see you appreciate her work. xoxo #savethestitches
I would love to find the person who made all these things. What joy she has brought to you and your subscribers. And future purchasers.
That cross stitch moon clock is GORGEOUS!
You taught me well! I found a Wendell August Forge tray at my Goodwill for 99 cents. It is really a nice piece! Love all the cross stitch and needlepoint you found!
I dont know your name, but I love watching you pick and choose items. I have learned so much from you and I can't wait to go to a Goodwill. I have only been to one when I was a 20 something. But I never went back. I want to get some nightstand lamps but do not want to pay a large price for new ones.
Thank you for your videos,
God bless,
Janet 🛎⌚🖼🎠
Hi Janet 😀, her name is Jocelyn, it is fun learning what nice things one can find at thrift stores isn’t it? I am excited to go again too.
I love the cross stitch moon clock! That is amazing!!
At my age, I don't need a game to go in circles. Lol. Love the clock.
Counted cross stitch uses x's and back stitching. So the one piece you weren't sure about is still considered cross stitch. I know how much work goes into these because I used to do it before my eyes got bad! I still have ton's of my projects that were never framed! UGH!
Thrifting and Shopping with Joan My mother was very good at counted cross stitch, her large, framed pieces are beautiful! After mama passed away we began a tradition that each grandchild can choose one of grandmommy’s counted cross stitch projects when they get married. It’s a very special wedding gift from their grandmother!
Love your videos. Thank you for saving all the stitchery. Some put a lot of hours in those gorgeous and unique pieces!!!!
Cross stitch is exactly what the name implies!:) The stitches are "x" stitches. You stitch one direction then you "cross" back over. Embroidery/needlepoint are generally mostly straight stitches.
I love love love all the cross stitch items! I thought I was the only one who loved it. I do not do it personally but me and my dad used to attend estate auctions before he passed. At one of these auctions is where I discovered my love of them. I have a few from just one auction that I wish I could show you because they are so beautiful and very very detailed and even shadowed as if they were paintings. 3 of them are framed nicely and professionally, approximately 5×7 in size, then 1 of them is approximately 10×13 or 11×14 and all of them are women or young ladies with 1800's style victorian dresses. Like I said, they are shaded and shadowed as if it were a painting instead of a cross stitch and obviously done by someone who was very talented and took a long time on them.
I felt a little jealous that you kept finding them lol. I love them so much but I thought I was just a weinie for liking them as much as I do because no one I know or have shown them to feels my excitement over them. I decorated my spare bedroom with them hanging on my walls.
Awesome find! And I love your videos!
That was fun! I'm so glad you got the cross stitch pieces. Those were so cool. The woodwork around them made them all the more special. I don't have family so I've wondered what will become of my craftwork when I pass on. Don't guess it matters, but I hope someone finds it who gets excited about the work that went into it and doesn't just throw it away, so this video made me happy.
The counted cross stitch pieces are all so beautiful!! It is very time consuming and take alot of patience. Most of those wooden pieces were probably cut out in someone's garage. She/He did great work!! Thank you for recognizing that. Were it not for bad eyes and hands, I would still be stitching. I loved doing it. Thanks Joce for all you do!!❤
I used to do counted cross stitch so it is nice to see how much you appreciate it.🇨🇦❤
So Happy You Got the Stitch Work Collection!! So Much Time and Love In it!!!
What a beautiful collection of cross stitching you got. All the pieces were made with alot of care.The lamps you picked up are fantastic too. I love watching your videos. You are very knowledgeable. Thanks for taking us along Jocelyn. Keep your family safe and healthy. Hugs from California 😉😘
Thank you for saving all the beautiful cross stitch pieces.
Love the Halloween cross stitch. That’s our youngest daughter’s birthday!! Placing a bid for that one!!🤞🏼
Love that you picked up the whole cross stitch collection! 🙂
You are a considerate shopper and from your comments, I think you have a good soul...
Thank-you. ☺️
We had a Mrs.Andrews in our neighborhood many moons ago.She was a Gladys Kravitz.Whenever she knocked at our door my Mom would tell us to be quiet so that she would think no one was home! LOL!
Watching this in February on a cold, wet and gray day...thanks for bringing some sunshine!!!! 🌞🌞🌞
"Frosty" the snowman just had a runny nose from being out in the cold so long!😉 I love the fun and laughter you have while thrifting...good for the soul❣ I loved the pewter coffee pot even with the dent! You are delightful to watch!😍
The painted wood item you wondered what it was…. It is a holder for a small handmade type flat broom. I’ve seen you pick one up before and wonder about it. They were kits we painted in classes in the 70’s. I still have mine. There is another tall slender box to hang with it for long matches. They were both hung beside country styled fireplaces. Sorry if someone else already told you. I gave up on reading all comments to see.
Looks like someone stopped doing craft shows and got rid of their inventory. I just found several pieces of counted cross stitch items that I had done several years ago but never had them framed. Between my arthritis and eyes and can’t do it any more so I was so excited to start framing them!
Your hair is absolutely perfect today - KEEP IT THAT WAY! I love your videos it's fun shopping along with you. You have a fabulous personality and a damn good eye for resaleable items.
And that's why they call you crazy lamp lady u never pass them up. I love them 😍
Isn't it funny how we develop a method, for how we approach certain shopping venues each time we go? I totally have a 'path', depending on where I go. Great finds!
So glad you purchased all the cross stitch.
You should do well and it is appreciated the work that someone put into their art.❤️
I wish I had been there, I would’ve purchased the spice tins for my kitchen decor. I enjoy watching you thrift.
I think the "potato " dish without the lid is for sour cream. Hugs and blessings
The collection of cross stitch makes me sad! Looks like someone’s grandma passed away and the kids didn’t appreciate her handiwork!
Actually, most of that was mass produced. My mother collects that kind of stuff.
Lynette Foxen pieces I have were made by my sweet Mother-in-law. She was an artist with textiles!
no te entristezcas piensa que miles de personas podran apreciar su obra! que maravilla!!!!
Lol you crazy.
I love it that you’re sentimental about the cross stitch pieces. I’m glad that they will be going to other homes to be enjoyed and admired!
Yay! You grabbed the lamps. I have one that goes with them. Will be bidding, so get those listed, lol. No pressure here.
The potato is ceramic when I was young my Aunt taught ceramics and that was a popular piece for awhile for sour cream.. yes had lid.
Hi! Love your videos. Just saw you pick up the linen wall hanging with wooden bars at top and bottom. I know you said you thought they were PA Dutch, but I believe it to be Swedish. My Grandfather was from Sweden and the outfits resemble those on decor from the early 1900's on some of the pieces they brought over. Also, all my Swedish relatives had the little folk horse decorations (in right corner of piece) in either classic red/orange or turquoise. Idk if it matters, just thought I'd put in my 2 cents worth! Thanks for all the entertainment, Jocelyn!
I know this is a long shot (as this is one of your older videos), but do you still happen to have the moon cross-stitch clock for sale? I absolutely LOVE it! It’s the item @ 17:08-17:30 of this video. I adore your work by the way😊
All of the cross stitch in the specialty frames has me wondering if they might have been shop samples. Seems like an awfully lot of those frames for just a hobbyist? Really nice work with those frames.
Thanks for adding the comp inserts and info. I really like when you do that and can appreciate it takes extra time during editing. Cheers!
Hey. The multi colored with leather back is an African Ceremonial necklace. We sell them at our African import store in Canada for about $46. Up to $120 for larger ones.
Those Embroidered pieces they are fantastic. I bet they sold their wears at festivals and such. The husband probably cut the wooden pieces for the wife the work on them is awesome my Mom did many pillowcases the work that goes into them even though they are samplers a lot of thought and time went into them. The felt backing and the finished product is great.
As a crafter, I am seeing so many things I’d have picked up for my craft room
This was the first time I was, Oh No JE look! Where you picked up the duck trinket box, just below was an item that sells for $165.00 that I’ve wanted since I first saw it. Part of a four part collection. Silly me. What wonderful finds today! Nice going.
That MOON clock would’ve came right home with me too! Sometimes it just doesn’t matter how old something is! If it “tugs”:at your heart, you just know it has to go home with you!! ❤️❤️
The box with the duck was made 2 hold 2 decks of cards. The 2 decks of cards may b in it. Were they?
Yes. They have duck's on them.
The wood trinket box, with the duck came with two decks of cards. My grandparents had two.
As a cross stitcher, thank you for getting those pieces so they can be loved in a new home.
Yes, the cross -stitch collection is wonderful! Even if the words are straight-line stitch, the piece is considered cross-stitch.
Your goodwills have such great stuff!