FREE score @ the thrift store

Guest · 09-13-2010,11:01 AM

Been wanting a rocking chair like this for a long time. Finally scored a FREE one at the thrift store today! Yippee. Going to make a rocking granny. double Yippee!! LOL

**Yubney** · 09-13-2010,11:52 AM

Sweet find babe. Can I borrow it indefinately?

**lorddamax** · 09-13-2010,11:59 AM

Wow that's fantastic.

I'm a stickler for realistic looking effects. The rocking grannies I've seen have been in some pretty crappy looking chairs. THAT one looks like the chair itself is haunted!

Guest · 09-13-2010,12:21 PM

Originally Posted by Yubney

Sweet find babe. Can I borrow it indefinately?

thanx, ya'll.
here's you one, Yubney!

http://cgi.ebay.com/Vintage-Cane-Roc...item4152a412c9

or this one:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ANTIQUE-MICHAEL-...item19b9dd26c4

**crazy xmas** · 09-13-2010,03:45 PM

Wow Cathy nice score those are hard to come by here in Billings!

**Giles** · 09-13-2010,03:49 PM

Great score Cathy! Loving the look of the rocker. Simple recipe...just add old creepy lady rocking and you have a very creepy prop for your victorian front porch. :-)

**Terror Tom** · 09-13-2010,04:19 PM

Cool free score!

**LairMistress** · 09-13-2010,05:07 PM

WOW! I love it!

I had an antique wicker wheelchair that I was going to use for a psychiatric patient prop...till my sister gave it away, without asking me first. I will never get over that. EVER. Then I thought, well, at least the rocking chair is still there. Guess what else was missing when I went home? Sheesh. I knew I shoulda stuffed 'em both in storage when I moved out of state, but I always thought my parents would never let them go, knowing how badly I wanted them. My rocking chair wasn't wicker though, it was just hand-made and a good 50 years old or more.