Did you ever buy something from the thrift store 
and not know what it was?

Don't you just love Rosemary?

This time of year it seems that everywhere I look I see  Christmas Trees.

Making beautiful Tin Punched Ornaments  is easier than you might think.

I was intrigued by this recipe for  Cranberry Relish 

I did not however have the Packaged Mulling Spice that Susan used in her recipe.

so  I did the next best thing, I Googled how to make my own....


*ground allspice

I added 1/4 cup of homemade 
Mulling Spice to a 20 oz. can of crushed pineapple and a 14 oz. can of whole cranberry and 1/2 cup of crushed pecans (as per Susan's recipe)
I mixed it all together and believe me...
IT WAS DELICIOUS!!!
I can't wait to serve it on Thanksgiving!

While I was at it I decided to make Cranberry Bread...
I used a Krusteaz Fat Free Cranberry Orange box mix. 
Instead of adding the can of cranberry-orange that came with the box, I mixed the can of cranberry-orange with a cup of the homemade cranberry relish and added it to the bread mix.  
I used the little can it ca…

This project was a cinch and the results are beautiful!

So, what did I do with these babies?

I was inspired to turn my under used bunt pan...

I found this great pair of vintage wooden shoe stretchers.

I found this great sign at the thrift store for $1.00, but it said something silly like  "Kiss the Chef"



I'm no chef but I bought it anyway. 
I re-painted, sanded and distressed the old sign. 
I just love those signs at the train station telling you which station you're pulling into.
So I used the chef sign to create one. 
I painted the name of a local town along our railroad route onto the board.

All aboard!

All for a buck.

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