Saturday Spotlight- My Salvaged Treasures

Anyone who love to upcycle will definitely want to follow along with today's SS! betsy has a serious talent for turning the old into the stunningly gorgeous new!

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Thank you so much Amie for featuring me on your Saturday Spotlight.  I love your blog and I'm thrilled to be part of your weekly feature.
My name is Betsy and I'm a junkoholic collector. You can find me blogging about my repurposing projects and junking adventures at My Salvaged Treasures.  I love to spend weekends scavenging flea markets, antique shows, and estate sales for treasures that are calling my name and seeking a new identity.  When I'm not out on a junking adventure, I'm busy creating jewelry, working on upcycling projects, and selling at local antique shows in Northern California.

Here's a sneak peek at what my blog is all about....

This is part of my haul from our City Wide Yard Sale last fall.  I hate to think of what my house would look like if I didn't sell most of the strays I bring home. 

My booth at the Pleasanton Antique Faire.

Vintage key holes + vintage earrings = funky new necklaces.

Upcycled necklace and earrings made from bits and pieces of old jewelry and rosary beads.

The base of this necklace started life as part of a globe.

I used several old yardsticks and hooks to create these coat racks.

Hose nozzles make cute little picture holders.  Of course they look better when decked out with rhinestones.

I'd love for you to stop by to check out more of my junking adventures and salvaged treasures.  Most everything you see on my blog is for sale, and I also sell jewelry directly from my website The Final Touch Designs.  

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When I first discovered her blog I spent way too much time scrolling through all her posts and drooling at here loveliness. (Especially those gorgeous necklaces!) Isn't she so talented? Thanks for being here Betsy!