Today I'm sharing how to make an easy and inexpensive DIY Fourth of July garland you can hang inside your home, or on your porch or patio, to show your pride in the good old U.S. of A.    

Welcome, friends, to another fun-filled Thrill of the Hunt post where I share my latest thrifty (and usually) vintage finds with you. I also share how I use and style those finds in my home.  

My hope is that by sharing my thrifty finds I can motivate and inspire you to explore your own local thrift stores, estate sales, flea markets and barn sales and make your own fabulous finds for yourself. So let's get started. 

This year I added a new flower variety to my flower garden: ranunculus. They are my absolute favorite flower, right after hydrangeas and peonies. They are also super expensive -- so I thought growing them myself would be a great way to save money while still getting to enjoy their beauty.

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Have you ever seen a vintage wooden sugar mold? Not everyone knows what that is. Today I'm sharing how I styled my vintage wooden sugar mold as a centerpiece on our farmhouse table, along with tips for where to buy affordable votive candles, glass votive candle holders and/or battery-operated votives to complete the look.  

Today I’m sharing how I transformed an ornate vintage French farmhouse table lamp into a tall pillar candle holder -- that doubles as a plant stand!

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