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S7, EP1 "30 Thrifted DIYs Part 1"
Liz shares 30 DIY projects from thrift store finds.
S8, EP1 "Rustic Farmhouse DIYs"
Budget-friendly DIY projects that will give any home a rustic farmhouse vibe.
S9, EP7 "Spring DIYs Part 1"
Watch Liz transform inexpensive finds into high-end home decor for spring.
S6, EP2 "Budget-Friendly Home Items"
Liz hunts for budget-friendly gems and creatively integrates them into her daily life.
S10, EP13 "High End for Less Part 2"
Liz showcases how to transform ordinary, budget-friendly items into high-end decor pieces.
S10, EP12 "22 Items Under $22"
Liz shares 22 online finds under $22, then how to elevate budget-friendly items for a luxurious look.
S10, EP11 "High End for Less Part 1"
Liz showcases how to transform ordinary, budget-friendly items into high-end decor pieces.
S10, EP10 "Online Shopping on a Budget Part 2"
Liz reveals the top online purchases she can't get enough of.
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