



But I did it. I bought each of these for a quarter. The little "kitchen" or basic stand was a nasty burgundy color. A little paint, velcro, and fabric and Viola! The cradle was a dirty dirty dirty supposed to white about 5 years ago. Spraypaint, little mattress, quilt, and pillow and now Eliza can put the baby to bed. .50 isn't too bad... I used stuff from my stash for all the rest.
1 comment:
These are fabulous finds! I love to yardsale too. My husband says we're just swaping junk. LOL! At least it's cheaper than buying new and it makes me feel good.
Tammy
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