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Flea Market Flip: Test Your Bargain-Shopper IQ
From bargain buys to pricey purchases, can you guess how much these flips went for at the flea market?
By:
Megan Daley
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Flea Market Flip
It’s Flea Market Flip Theme Week on I Heart HGTV! All week, we’ll be sharing our best thrifting tips and makeovers. Come back every day for a new take on upcycling.
In honor of Flea Market Flip Theme Week, we're looking back at some of the stunning projects from the show and putting fans to the test. Do you think you can guess the prices of a funky bookcase, a light post fish tank and more? It's time to find out!
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