Let It Shine

Please Share the Love Who wants a successful yard sale? I do, I do. Whether success means getting rid of lots of stuff or making moucho money you will have what it takes by the time you finish reading these three posts. I have years of experience and a great number of yard sales under my belt. I started helping my Mom thirty years ago and she has had at least one yard sale every year ever since. Before we get into the nitty gritty of it all, keep in mind that you have to have lots and lots of stuff to sell. The more you have, the higher chance you’ll get crowds of people stopping by to purchase from you. That being said, let’s get to it.   The main points for part one of this mini-series will cover: Gathering Your Merchandise Enlist Others Pick a Date Early Birds Pick a Place Check on Permits Advertising The second part of this mini-series will cover: Gather Your Supplies Spiff Up Your Merchandise Sort Your Items Price Yo

Hi, so happy you decided to drop by. Okay, no small talk. Let's get right to the round up. It was a lot of work but I hope you think it was worth it. I tried to choose a variety of sew and no sew projects. Plus there is something for the whole family - sorry, except your hubbies. No offence guys. There just isn't anything out there. Back to the round up. Wondering why I wrote 45+ tutorials?  You probably already know. I didn't. Why would someone write a number then plus. Don't they know how many links they included? I think I finally figured it out. Light bulb! The plus sign is for those blogs that have several t-shirt refashions on their site. Is that right? Oh well that's my guess. Now back to the round up. Sorry one more thing. The links to the original blogs are all listed at the end of the round up. 45+ T-shirt Refashion Tutorials Links to the projects. How To Make a Fashion T-Sh