Inexpensive and Beautiful Holiday Decor from a local Thrift Store

Many great internet sources have been writing and posting about beautiful holiday decor ideas, DIY's, and how-to's, so today I decided to bring you a little different and green take on precious holiday decor ideas. In our home, Recycling, Repurposing and Reusing is an important part of our lives, and thrift shopping is just another way of fulfilling a holiday spirit...

Take a look at what I found at my local thrift shop...

This time of the year, most thrift stores will bring out their stash of various holiday decoration items and place them neatly or not so neatly on rows and rows of shelves...

...let me tell you, it nearly never disappoints in wide selection and low prices starting at as little as 0.25 cents per piece and up...

Now, one of my favorites are the holiday coffee and hot-chocolate cup selection! I always droll over the pretty cups at Target store or Pier 1 Import, but paying around $10.00 per a cup isn't just my thing... here, at a thrift store, festive little cute cups are waiting to be filled with holiday cheers for around a $1.00 each :)

Of course, Christmas tree ornaments! Around 90% of our tree is decorated with thrifted ornaments! There's so much to choose from, and it just warms my heart that I am able to give these ornaments a second chance...

 Let's talk about stockings! A pretty and a quality stocking like this one can cost about $10.00 and up at a regular store... I found ours (and brand new with tags on!) for a dollar each. Score!!!

Candles, candle holders, figurines, lights, and garlands- all may be found at a thrift store for a fraction of a cost. Stores like Goodwill and Salvation Army donate to those in need, and I just can't think of a better idea to shop for a good cause and have beautifully decorated home!

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I hope your week is bright and happy!

Good luck, darlings!