Oh that quilt!!!!!

I don’t know about the rest of you but I LOVE watching their thrifting visits soooo much. Great job you two 😊

What a gorgeous quilt! I appreciate how much effort and time it takes to put these videos together, Zeb and Jami.

@barbararaisbeck8821

5 ай бұрын

I. Would guess that is an imported quilt from China.

I'm a little jealous of all the cool quilts you have been finding!

I had to laugh about the mini cutting board for one strawberry. Lol.

In my experience with the bins...I have encountered feces, vomit, rough metal edges and broken glass. I now keep a pair of cheap cotton garden gloves (mine have a grippy surface) in the trunk of my car to protect my hands when rummaging through the bins! Please get some gloves!

@lesliejohnson7247

5 ай бұрын

Agreed. I only had the heart to go once and wore gloves. In the corners of the bins were lies of unidentifiable “dirt.” - no relation to soil!

@FUKN_YeR_WIFI

5 ай бұрын

Stop going after hours and stealing the donations

Missing longer flips and painting. Quilt is lovely.

@JamiRayVintage

5 ай бұрын

Not many people watch the longer flips 😔 I miss them too.

@carolynlunel9382

5 ай бұрын

I love the longer flips too.. the doing lg pieces of furniture. ❤But I love these thrifting & flipping videos,too! They're fun & it's satisfying seeing the flips. But yeah..I do love those old longer videos,too

The giraffes look like dragons😄

I used to make 36” Raggedy Ann and Andy and sold them for nice bucks at a children’s boutique in Boston. That’s how I brought money in when I stayed home with my kids. I have the play barn too with all the little people and farm animals as well. I am hoping to go Goodwill shopping on Saturday. You always get cool finds!

Tarnished silver cake plate would make a great riser. Bunny would look great with the fake concrete look.

Oh my goodness I want the cast iron dutch oven. Love cooking over a fire ❤❤❤

My six year old found a Barbie plane from 2011 at goodwill the other day. It’s worth $100. She’s loving it.

I went to Welfare Square when I first moved to Salt Lake City back in 1990. I also got a job at The Inn At Temple Square. It used to be across the street from Temple Square before they demolished it. I also lived on 1st Avenue close to The Cathedral of the Madelyn (I think that's what was called. And I attended the Eagle Gate 7th Ward. Sadly I've been inactive from the Church for over 20 plus years. (It's a long and complicated story).

I love the way y’all get excited about the things you thrift and paint them to come out beautiful! ❤️😇❤️

I cannot wait to see what you do with that purse!

Obsessed with the bins, it is amazing the value of some things! Blessed days!

I love the lamb. The glass lamb's head you got with the wreath around it that is so cool in your kitchen. I never thought about that that's really cool. I wish I could find the cows head like that. I would do the same thing with it. Because I have country chickens and cows and my kitchen

My Granddaughter & I went to The Bins for the first time while in Houston. It was CRAZY especially when they changed out the carts! That’s kinda entertaining! Lol! I spent $47 & I think she spent $37. I did find a hand quilted quilt.

I love this new format !

Nice haul folks. I like the quilt, floral coffee mug, the round cutting board. Oh and I like how Zeb "married" the plates to the metal candle holders. It gives it the antique vintage vibe. Look forward to Saturday haul.

I used to go to the bins in Austin,tx. I have heard of bin nightmare stories, and I did not experience any of that. They did have a situation in Houston though where they used to have bins, but they got so rough that they had to shut down the whole thing because it was dangerous. Well that was the explanation given about why we didn’t have bins in Houston. Houston has amazing thrifting. If anybody hasn’t done it there they should. I have found the best stuff at family thrift. I have not been in years, but I miss those days.

@annayres9959

5 ай бұрын

I guess they opened up The Bins again cause my granddaughter & I went last Sunday. Our first time at a Bins. They don’t have them in Amarillo. The cashier did tell us stories of a man getting knocked down & a woman getting hit in the face when a new cart was brought out. We didn’t see any of that. We also heard there are thrift stores in the tunnels in downtown Houston but we must have gone in the wrong place cause we didn’t find anything like that.

There is actually a Great Harvest Bread Company a couple towns over from where I live Michigan.. You two do great up-cycles!! Love them!!

That paint wash job at the end really made a difference on those pieces of pottery or whatever they were. They were very good example of how the paint wash brings out the texture.

I am loving the music you’re using 💕

NO to the giraffes!

The transfer stick works well in the hem of a curtain as a weight

Another great video from you. I've subscribed. Really enjoy watching the two of you. Super interesting! Have a great day! Greetings from London, UK ❤

Great projects 👍Love that granny chic picture frame !

I just love yall! Can't hardly wait between videos.

Really great finds. Love how the projects turned out

Salvation army by my house, everything is so expensive. And it's stuff they get for free to begin with. Occasionally they don't know what they have, but I go there less and less.

Love how everything turned out!

I love watching your thrift adventures

❤Great job you two! See you soon!

Thanks, fun watching and getting ideas. Love you share your experiences together 👏👏🥳🥳💖

Everything looks so good. Thanks for sharing.

Bunny! So many nice flip items, excellent!

I'm a quilter and it breaks my heart when I see quilts discarded and ending up going to the landfill.

@JamiRayVintage

5 ай бұрын

I save as many as I can find

Always enjoy your collaborating and working well as a team.

I’m loving these video’s ❤❤❤❤

Gloves for sure!!!

Great video & great stuff!❤

Pedestals turned out super cute ❤

Love!! Going to the Thrift Store with you

LOVE this Style Video...

Everything turned out great

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻I’m excited

Gingerchickrehab uses a cool wood holder for holding round objects in place while decoupaging or painting.

I found some stuff at the bins for myself and my family.I also brought some clothes that I sent to a online sending service.Have to see how that works out for me to continue it.

fun stuff

Love the cake stand and the marble rolling pin, and stone baking dish and the round cutting board..also myself I love the giraffes..where do you get that type of transfer?

I would say no on the giraffes. You got some other good stuff, though! I liked the look of the Weathered Wood candlesticks with the white wash. I think the flourish thing you said might go on a lamp is for the end of a curtain rod.

Cant wait to see cleaned up leather bp!

Nice video and wow you are so creative and so lots of more work but I quess iits worth it if you get a big flip for it 👍

I used to go to the welfare square DI all the time when I lived in SL.

Cutting boards need to be oiled with coconut oil. It's natural and doesn't go rancid.

Nice finds

I have been painting every stool i aviary lately and they are flying out of my booth within a day. I cannot find enough little stools to keep up.

@JamiRayVintage

5 ай бұрын

Aviary is one of my favorites. I feel like it works for all the seasons!

I wish I had someone to do crafts with me!!

The Bins at my Goodwill are deep dumpsters, can’t even reach the stuff half way down.

I'm loving these videos! I don't always have time to watch the paintapaloozas or the waste not Wednesday lives. I have a question about the white wash technique, do you wipe it off afterwards or just let it drip and soak in? Candlesticks are my favorite things to flip.

@JamiRayVintage

5 ай бұрын

We usually just let it drip and dry. If it’s a little thick then we put more water on it until we like the look.

Creepy giraffes. I’d pass lol.

@JamiRayVintage

5 ай бұрын

We’ll see what Zeb can do with them

No to the giraffes!

@joannenepia9193

5 ай бұрын

Thanks for even asking for an opinion..you two are the experts who I'm so keen to learn from. Love from new Zealand.

The giraffes are very creepy.

@annayres9959

5 ай бұрын

I think they looked like dragons

Love the IOD transfer on the galvanized bucket. Do you have to seal it afterwards?

@JamiRayVintage

5 ай бұрын

I did. But if I was just using it for myself I wouldn’t because it won’t come off unless you scrub it hard

They look better just the mat black.

My biggest queztion is what do you do with items that never sell? How long do you keep them? Do you just keep discounting hoping to get something out of it? Do you end up.donating them? Do you count the time, labor, supplies and cost as a loss on income tax? Do you add that loss into your books to see the real actual net income you earn after losses? Do you keepup with mileage and gasoline , repair and maintenance, and insurance costs as part of you expenses to travel to get things. Do you count a value for loading, creating videos and content, marketing costs unloading, storing, organizing, bookeeping and repairing , painting upcycling labor? Do you include the cost of equipment, tools,space you use to repair and store items and the electrical and water, gas, trash pick up, phone bills, as part of your cost of doing business. Do deduct the storage building or room you keep items in? Do you ever run out of room? All this if deducted from the actual money you get from the sell lowers your profit margin. Jus wondering how you handle and calculate profits and losses.

@JamiRayVintage

5 ай бұрын

We have an accountant. Because there are lots of expenses to track and we have a retail store. It all sells eventually. Occasionally we have a sale but not often. We have never had anything over 2 years. We sell as much as we thrift each week. Some of its new stuff, some of its old stuff but we have to keep buying the volume we sell all week to keep our store stocked both online and in our physical resale location.

That quilt is beautiful..someone is going to give it a new life in a new home! Love the darling pink flowered mug Jami.. so cute in the Spring🌸That bunny statue is so sweet! I love that you take cast away things and keep them out of landfills! So good!!!❤

Um abração....❤🙌🇧🇷

Love the cuttingboard whats price in that too

Dont think the quilt is homemade. My aunt has the exact one with matching shams but it is Beautiful and a great find

@JamiRayVintage

5 ай бұрын

Oh good to know. I hadn’t looked it up yet

I’d love to see how you clean that pamper chef stuff. Can you get all that brown, burned on stuff off?

@JamiRayVintage

5 ай бұрын

The brown stuff is good it’s just how the pan gets seasoned. We just want to get off any residual grease and make it sanitary. We use warm water and baking soda and scrub it. And occasionally lemon juice or vinegar.

where do you get your play list frome

I was wondering if you can use milk paint to do a wash with?

@JamiRayVintage

5 ай бұрын

Absolutely

❤

😂I am so wanting to purchase that wmbeautiful quilt and round cuttingboard I can't find the site to. See if available and cost

@JamiRayVintage

5 ай бұрын

They will be listed Saturday about 8:25PM MT just before our Saturday thrift haul. Here is the link they will be at jamirayvintage.com/collections/saturday-thrift-haul

@lisakirby6645

5 ай бұрын

Thamkyou

😊👍👋

It's too far for me to drive to where they have bins. And the Goodwill here has basically stuff that should be in the trash

Those are Dragon giraffes!

@JamiRayVintage

5 ай бұрын

Yeah they are!

I think i missed the price for that beautiful full quilt

Where do you resell your stuff at?

@JamiRayVintage

5 ай бұрын

We have an antique and home decor store in Lehi Utah and we sell online - jamirayvintage.com/collections/saturday-thrift-haul

10000x 👍🕊🐑

Lookin thin, girl🎉

I thought you would have been all over that white enamel pitcher behind the nativity scene at 5:27

@Lauren-xx7cm

5 ай бұрын

Never mind Zeb found it!!!!

Will you be selling the quilt? Im interested for my granddaughter

@JamiRayVintage

5 ай бұрын

Yes Saturday on our live video 8:30pn MT

Was that a quilt? What size was it

@JamiRayVintage

5 ай бұрын

I think full

@lisakirby6645

5 ай бұрын

@@JamiRayVintage what are u asking for it?

@lisakirby6645

5 ай бұрын

What is the price for the full quilt you arefindingsone great things!

@cynthiafisher9907

5 ай бұрын

@@lisakirby6645It will be in the thrift haul Saturday about 8:25 on the website.

I super crafty and handy and really like what you do the some of the thrift flips. My question is, Is there a market on like Ebay and Etsy (however I’ve heard they have heavy fees). I know y’all sell through the store and the website, do you feel the videos help with the sales or could someone like me do these kinds of flips? I’m just looking for supplemental income.

@JamiRayVintage

5 ай бұрын

It’s taken us a few year to build up our business. Growing on social media has been the best for us. We only sell furniture and paint on Etsy so I can’t say for smaller items.

@cynthiafisher9907

5 ай бұрын

There are a few things about what Jami and Zeb Do that would be hard for very many to replicate. 1. They live in a unique place where the thrifting is very inexpensive, so they make their money on the front end by getting things really cheap. 2. They live in an area where there is a lot of stuff to pick. 3. They are a part of a religion that makes up the majority of the population where they live, so that’s an automatic potential customer base. 4. They have a very good eye of what to pick, from experience. 5. They have a huge following on social media. 6. They have a special relationship and also good personalities for their videos, plus the skills to make them, along with the energy to do it all(and they’re very consistent with it). Because of all these reasons I think it would be difficult to replicate what they do. However, Jami just started painting furniture and people liked it and asked her to paint some for them. Maybe you could start out small and see if there’s a market in your area? These are just my two cents from having watched them for years.

@cyndireed9164

5 ай бұрын

@@cynthiafisher9907 Thank You SO MUCH for that honest and informative reply. I really do appreciate it.

@cynthiafisher9907

5 ай бұрын

@@cyndireed9164 You’re welcome! It’s just my opinion, though.

@cyndireed9164

5 ай бұрын

@@cynthiafisher9907 I get that but it makes total sense I really do appreciate it

Videos Are all fast forward can’t hear it everything Running so fast you can’t see it or understanding it

@JamiRayVintage

3 ай бұрын

I checked it it is normal speed. Maybe somehow your playback speed is on fast. There is a gear button on the top right corner you should be able to click playback speed and make sure it’s at 1

You should wear plastic gloves when you’re shopping

stop getting bunnies

I usually Love your videos...this one not so much. It was kind of vague as to the final product on some of the pieces and just not like the Jamie and Zeb videos I'm used to??? Just didn't seem right some how....sorry

@JamiRayVintage

5 ай бұрын

Sometimes life happens. Thursday was a hard day for Zeb and I not work related but family related. Most people probably just wouldn’t have put up a video. But we filmed as much as we could and did our best to pull a video together.