I frequently post my thrift store scores on the blog, Instagram {user: LookingFlyonaDime} and Facebook and the one statement I hear over and over again is, “you always find the best stuff” or I’m asked the question, “how do you find the best stuff?” Though I’ve done a ton of posts on thrift shopping 101, thrift shopping commandments, etc, I’ll let you in on the three secret tips I utilize to always** find great stuff. Well, they’re really not secret since I’m telling you and honestly, anyone can...

Last week I showed you guys my thrifted finds for the month of January and I mentioned that I had to barter in order to snag two pieces. Well, learning the art of bartering is a great thrift shopping tip. While shopping at the Salvation Army, I found a feathered vintage robe that immediately caught my eye. It was only $13 and had such a glam feel to it. I loved it but wasn’t really sure if I’d actually wear it, but I threw it in my cart anyway....

A few weeks ago I let you guys in on my big news, I’ll be appearing on The Nate Berkus Show. Well, now I have an air date for the show: Thursday, September 15. So of course I hope you’ll tune in, tell a friend, tell your mama and set your DVR. I can’t tell you how exciting and humbling it was to be a part of the show. Nate was as sweet {and cute!} as he appears on television and the team of producers and assistants were...

I’ve been a serious thrifter for years now and people tend to be amazed at the pieces I find {just check out some of my past Thrifty Threads posts} and I always offer to take them thrifting with me but occasionally I get a hesitant reaction. And then the person finally expresses their concern… Is thrift shopping sanitary? Don’t you worry about bed bugs? Do the clothes smell? These questions initially annoyed and kinda insulted me {do you really think I or any thrifter would wear dirty clothes...

A few months ago I gave you guys a little peek at a dress I found from the Salvation Army and judging from the comments, you love her! She’s a bright emerald hue, has a paisley pattern and is 100 percent silk. Oh yeah, and she’s vintage and only cost $5! Here’s a closer look at her and how I snagged such an amazing find. I’m a frequent shopper at the Salvation Army on 46th St {between 10th and 11th avenues} since the store is so well organized....