15 Stupidly Clever Thrift Store Hacks You Must Craft

Thrift store hacks. How can you not love them? There is something so amazingly awesome about taking items that you already have in your home such as stuff you bought at the local thrift store, IKEA or got as a gift and then breathing new life into them. Upcycling stuff is also a great way to save money because you’re basically giving new purpose to things you already own for very little to no cost at all. I don’t there are many people who can say no to that, right?
Welcome to a new collection of DIY ideas in which we are going to show you 15 Stupidly Clever Thrift Store Hacks You Must Craft. Take a look at the following projects and don’t forget to save them. Even better, start gathering the supplies you’ll need and set a date when you want to go through with them. You won’t need that much time anyway. Besides being incredibly simple and easy to craft, you’ll be aided by detailed step by step instructions. Enjoy!

1. Thrifted Shelf Makeover

15 Stupidly Clever Thrift Store Hacks You Must Craft

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2. Transfer Typography To Wood Furniture

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3. Thrift Store Frame Makeover

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4. Repurposed Picture Frame Serving Tray

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5. Thrift Store Glass Bud Vase

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6. Boho Chic Jewelry Tray

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7. Lampshades Repurposed Into Hanging Herb Baskets

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8. Thrifty Shutter Wall Decor

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9. Update Thrifted Lamps

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10. Rolling Storage From Up-Cycled Wine Crates

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11. Chalkboard Dresser Buffet Under $50

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12. DIY Thrift Store Junk Into A Gift

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13. Magnetic Memo Board

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14. Upcycled Baskets

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15. Thrift Store Painted Stool

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Tags: crafts, decor, decorations, diy, hacks, makeover, Recycle, repurpose, thrift store, upcycle

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