Today I want to share some valuable insights on how to navigate the exciting world of online thrifting. Whether you're new to this concept or just looking for some tips to enhance your thrifting experience, you've come to the right place. Thrifting online allows you to discover unique and inexpensive treasures; but first and foremost, I want to congratulate you for making the conscious decision to shop second hand. By participating in online thrifting, you're actively contributing to waste reduction and environmental sustainability. Your effort deserves recognition, so here's a virtual round of applause or a gentle hug—whichever you prefer. So, let's dive into my tried-and-true methods for successful online thrifting!

Last year during the wisteria bloom in my backyard, I was sad that no one was around to see how pretty it was, so I decided that I would throw an annual afternoon tea garden party for all my friends when the wisteria is in full bloom. This party comes with a pretty specific dress code, decor list, DIY dupes and thrifted hacks, so follow along as I take on tackling the first ANNUAL TEA PARTY in my backyard.

I tried out a bunch of AI interior design apps so you don’t have to. Below is a handy rundown to help you figure out which platform might work best for you out of my top three.

A couple weeks ago, we had the huge privilege of interviewing Dr. Jill Biden and Madame Sophie Grégoire Trudeau during the Biden’s first presidential visit to Canada, where Joe and Jill Biden met with the Prime Minister and his family, Justin and Sophie Grégroire Trudeau. Both families have recently relocated from their former residences to historically significant buildings - the White House and the Rideau Cottage. Given the challenge of turning a house into a HOME, we took the opportunity to discuss how they successfully managed this transition while maintaining a sense of positive wellbeing.

I feel like the vintage re-sellers are going to hate me for this one… but sacrifices must be made. Anytime we can encourage more people to shop second hand is a win! Throughout my journey into the second hand world, I've done almost everything: thrift stores, facebook marketplace, stooping, antique markets, the list goes on. But there is one thing I have never tried.

I tried to make this 10 tips but I have too many. So here's a HUGE list of ride or die tips / hacks / secrets I use while thrifting because I often get asked what thrift store I go to. I really don't think it's the thrift store, it's the mindset and all these tips I'm about to share. This is perfect for beginners who want to know how to get into thrifting decor and clothing and pros that want to level up their game even more.

With Valentine's Day coming up, I am always trying to think of unique DIYs to gift my partner. I found this rolodex second hand and instantly knew I could put my own spin on the classic photo album, different from the generic book we’ve all given in the past.

Every year around the holidays, almost every store comes out with a variety of “holiday sample sets”. Boxes of mini perfume samples, varieties of makeup samples, holiday themed bath bomb samples, the options are honestly endless. This got me thinking…instead of just buying one for your friend this year, why not make it a bit more personal and create a “sample set” based off of YOUR personal brand!?

You already know we’re hardcore thrifters, so it’s only right we take things up a notch and get into stooping! Stooping is the sourcing of items that have been left out on the street, either as trash, or with the hopes that they will be stooped by a stooper, get it?

We went to the thrift store with our friend Megan Batoon and challenged ourselves to pick out an ugly item for the three of us to style in different settings.

So many of you are ask questions about the channel, about our lives and and so much more, that it was about time for a Q&A… but let’s have a little fun with it and make it a ‘Vogue 73 Questions’ format! Here’s what we chatted about in the video!

Every year you see videos, posts and people talking all about ‘New Year, New Me.’ In theory, this is an awesome idea, but can easily get overwhelming, so let’s break it down into what I am doing in this ‘New Year’, or better yet, starting RIGHT NOW, to get my sh*t together!

It is really easy to get caught in the loop of always wanting to buy new items for the holidays to decorate around the house, but that honestly just isn’t sustainable and can easily break the bank. That’s why I decided to decorate in the most cost effective and environmentally conscious way this year.

Easy Gift DIYs that you will actually give to your friends and can be personalized to them.

I have the hardest time keeping my house in order sometimes and cleaning is always the last thing I want to do, but these 5 hacks have been keeping me on the ball for keeping clean throughout the week. Plus they are easy!! What are your cleaning hacks that help you stay organized?

We found an old birdhouse from the thrift store that seemed just about the right size. We chopped off the back half and drilled a bigger hole in the front and boom, it fit perfectly over the camera without obstructing the view.

In the early days, our channel was focused around small craft projects we could achieve from our dorm, like Halloween costumes and knitting tutorials. It quickly turned into a way bigger production with many construction based projects! It was definitely overwhelming at first!

The holidays are going distanced this year, but you can still surprise your loved ones with these actually good DIY gifts you can safely send in the mail!

I love my cozy living room/dining room space, so thought I would give you a tour including all the shopping links and DIYs I’ve done!