You scrolled, you stopped, you double tapped. I rounded up the thrift finds you all liked the most from my Instagram feed from this past year.
Thrifiting gifts is great for the environment, your wallet, and your creativity. Here are some ideas you can thrift this holiday season.
Press play to watch my thrifty gift segment on New Day Cleveland or scroll down to read
Stocking Stuffers
Look for things like: board books, jewelry, small toys, clutches, wallets, travel games, art supplies.
I recently learned about this gem of a store in Bedford Heights after working with the National Jewish Council of Women in Cleveland and attending their Designer Dress Days event. I will definitely be adding this to my Cleveland thrift route!
It’s half thrift store, half upscale resale boutique
Hence the clever name, Thriftique Showroom.
I spent most of Sunday afternoon shopping the Home for the Holidays open house event at the American Cancer Society Discovery Shop in Akron. The store was filled with new items and happy shoppers! I was shopping for three things: an outfit I can work for work or play, a gift, and holiday decor.
It’s back! I’m so excited to announce the return of a project I’ve been working on with Goodwill Akron, called Handpicked by Dina’s Days: A Curated Corner.
So many of us have been there, we spot a designer bag at the thrift store, our heart skips a beat, only to find out it’s a fake. Soul crushing! I’m not big on designer logo bags but I love a nice quality, classic bag. So, how to spot a fake quickly at the thrift store:Know your stuff
It all starts before you go to the thrift store.
Practically every costume I’ve made over the years started with something I spotted at Goodwill that inspired an idea.
Thanks for joining me for our thrift meetup at Value World! We had a great time filling our carts with fantastic treasures, exchanging tips, and making new friends.
Even after all of these years of thrifting, I’m still shocked by the number of new and like-new costumes at thrift stores. Here are four reasons why I love to shop secondhand for kids’ costumes.
Let’s face it. Thrifting has become the new normal. But thrifting gifts? Still a little taboo. Today we’re sharing the reasons why we love to thrift gifts.
