@theflippedpiece: What I thrifted on my roadtrip 😬 Pt 5 Today’s Flips : A vintage stool, A wooden mortar and a vintage spoon display! Flipping Pro Tip 👉🏻 Gel stains and Wood butters are SO helpful for projects without having to do much work! They cover imperfections and revive old wood beautifully! #thriftfinds #thrifteddecor #upcycling #furnitureflip #americanflippers

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Amber :
You are SO SMART!!!!!! I love these so much!!!
2026-07-02 21:48:33
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Borntomorrow :
Wow great ideas
2026-07-02 23:08:49
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tara.haddad
Tara Haddad :
Omg spoon stand for jewelry? Genius
2026-07-04 13:40:05
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THE FLIPPED PIECE :
I love a multipurpose barstool flip! 🙌🏻
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Laileth56 :
Smart
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I LOVE this!!! Instant follow ❤️
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