A whole set of Pyrex mixing bowls in pretty much perfect condition! I love this Spring Blossom pattern too! Oh yes, it was an exciting evening.
On the weekend we went to a Antique/Flea Market and came away with these...
I am so in love. I paid a little more than I would have liked too but I did get them for 50% off so I can't complain too much. I have been looking for a reasonably priced set of nesting dolls for so long! I was pretty pumped to find these ones. They are so adorable.
...but then when we were visiting Kaylah and Kevin, my camera just decided to stop working! Didn't it know we had big plans for that film! Anyways, I needed a replacement camera and I just found one on Sunday!
As you can see from the photo, this pack of film doesn't have the best colour. But some of the other packs he had turned out looking like new! I'm crossing my fingers for more great packs. (Although I do kind of like this washed out look as well).
Have you made any exciting finds lately?
♥elycia
Store the film you do have in a cool area - even your fridge! The film will keep better, even if it's expired. :)
ReplyDeleteTHumbs up to great thrifted finds! :)
I love those bowls soo much. I'm fighting off the urge to collect those with everything I have. sigh.
ReplyDelete...and all that film? you're a lucky girl! that stuff is extremely expensive now days!
I wonder where my ancient style polaroid camera is.... hmmmm.... I love pyrex! I was searching it on etsy on the wknd. Seems I just need to get out and look around! Great finds xo
ReplyDeleteDude, that film looks awesome. I love the washed out look! You'll have to bring your spectra and lots of film on our next adventure. (which is actually really really soon, I know we just set the date like last night but dang it's sneaking up!)
ReplyDeleteMy mom has those EXACT pyrex bowls at home so I thought, "What is Elycia doing in my mom's kitchen?" ;) Those nesting dolls are cute. I love polaroid film! Take care!
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eeeeep!! What wonderful finds!! I heart that daisy pattern!! I have the second bowl from the left and i LOVE it!!! Daisies are my favorite!! :)
ReplyDeletethose pyrex bowls are so pretty!! i'm always on the hunt for those - you are lucky to find a whole set!!
ReplyDeleteI love this pyrex set! I'm also on the hunt for some but everytime I see theym I think they are overpriced- hopefully I'll find some soon!
ReplyDeletethat pyrex is beautiful!
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aawww, love those pyrex bowls! what an excellent find :)
ReplyDeleteStoring the film in your fridge will make it last longer! Some expired film looks great, some not so much. It's still fun to experiment! double exposures! filter kits! etc! Sigh. I need to get some film for my Spectra. It hasn't been used since last summer.
ReplyDeletecheck out this: http://letitberawphotography.blogspot.com/2011/08/book-review-6_17.html she painted over her polaroids and i think it is a fun idea!
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Hey, I recently found a baking dish that matches your Pyrex bowls! I loved the green color and the little flowers. :)
ReplyDeleteThose are adorable bowls! ^_^ I love filling a new space with pretties. And YAY for nesting dolls! I may be remembering incorrectly, but I swear I had some of my own growing up! Or at least, I reeeeally wanted some.
ReplyDeleteLOVE your finds! I found a beautiful set of purple nesting dolls at our local antique shop....but I didnt get them, I have been thinking about going back for them though! ;)
ReplyDeleteI love nesting dolls so much!
ReplyDeletethe spring blossom pattern is my favorite! i only have the one piece but it is in the perfect green for my kitchen so it it like my thrifting 'polkaroo'.
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weee the pyrex is lovely! My mom had that entire set growing up. In fact, if you'd like a horribly disgusting story, they were our throw-up bowls. Why am I telling you this? I don't know. But I wish we still had that set. Whenever I see her I say hey, Pam. Great job on throwing away your brilliant pyrex. And she says, hey, Amy. Get over it. Just kidding we really don't say that to each other, but secretly I think it. LONGEST COMMENT EVER.
ReplyDeleteI found a super cute vintage dress for 99 cents! Navy blue with cream tulips. Love your nesting dolls.
ReplyDeleteI have that exact same pyrex set in blue and white tones! What a great find! And, as always, the nesting dolls are fantastic. Love 'em! allisonxo
ReplyDeleteThose matryoshka dolls are perfect!! They are identical to ones that my grandfather had, which were my favourite to play with as a child at the family's farm/cottage. I have always wondered what happened to them when the place was sold... I've been looking for the same ones since!
ReplyDeleteThose bowls are awesome. I haven't went thrifting in awhile... (slacker!) but definitely plan to go this weekend. Great finds. :) Sea Marie
ReplyDeleteum i just dropped like $40 at the thrift store but snagged an awesome pair of leather boots made in italy for $7! wooo!
ReplyDeleteand a belt, a maxi skirt, a pair of heels, earrings, a brooch, a vase...
Oh, I had Russian dolls just like those when I was little! So pretty.
ReplyDeleteWay to go Ivan! Awesome finds!!!
ReplyDeleteomg so many filmssss!!!! so jelous.
ReplyDeletematryoshkas are the best!! I'm always looking for a cute set (:
ReplyDeleteDon't worry about the film (I wish I had that much film really, in Mexico is practically impossible to find it!), some of the most interesting pictures I've taken have come from expired or malfunctioning film (:
-Sandra Ponycat
I am so jealous of all that spectra film! I just found my old spectra (didn't realize I had one) the other day.
ReplyDelete♥ sécia
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Those pyrex bowls are amazing and the perfect shade of olive. Lucky girl!
ReplyDeleteWe hosted a foreign exchange student from Ukraine and he gave me a set of nesting dolls. Best gift ever.
Way to go Ivan!!!
ReplyDeleteI am so jealous of your pyrex find! I've been searching for months and have never seen anything quite as awesome as those! Way to go!
ReplyDeletewhen polaroid was still selling film, i added them to my wedding registry. they lasted me all through the film recession, just in time when Impossible came out. Love the photo of the dolls!
ReplyDeleteThese are great too [and by far my fave pyrex print]! And I also collect nesting dolls. I enjoy your thrifty posts!!
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