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I've got something pretty unusual. I don't know if you can do anything with it. Wow!

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How do you make celebrity money for nothing?

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I've got a house full of rubbish.

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Entrepreneurs Sarah Moore and Jay Blades are searching

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celebrities' houses...

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I don't even know how we got in here. Let's get out of here.

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..to find tip-bound items to transform...

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Beautiful! I'd no idea they were even here.

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..by having a really good look around some celebrity homes.

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This is unbelievable!

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With the help of some of Britain's best designers and makers...

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..and celebrity faces, we're on a mission to turn celebrity trash...

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..into hard cash.

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But what will our celebrities think of the transformations?

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Those are absolutely brilliant!

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Oh, my goodness!

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And how much money has been made for their charities?

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?553. No!

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No!

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This lovely part of the world is Dartmoor, where Sarah's on her way

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to the home of tough-talking, no-nonsense former politician

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turned best-selling novelist, Ann Widdecombe.

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Whoops! A little spelling mistake there, Ann!

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That's better!

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Sarah will scour Ann's home to see if she can uncover two items of

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tip-bound trash that have the potential to become upcycled money makers.

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I think it's wonderful that somebody can take rubbish and make it into

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something, but life is far too short.

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I'm never going to do that myself, ever.

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I read these women's magazines and people have gone to such a length to

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create a pretty box, you know,

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they've stitched stuff around it and they've stuck beads on with glue

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and they've done this and they've done that.

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What have they got at the end of it?

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A box. You might as well go out and buy one.

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Can Sarah transform the items she finds...and Ann's opinion?

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Hi, Ann. Hello. Hi there.

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Hello. Come on in. Thank you very much.

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After 23 years as an MP,

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Ann sold her London and constituency homes and retired to Dartmoor.

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In her new house, she's struggling

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to find a place to display all of her

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keepsakes and mementos.

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When her great-nieces and nephews come to visit,

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they must love to explore her treasure trove of an attic.

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A-ha, the library.

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Do you have any books that you've finished with that you're not reading again?

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What on earth would you do with books?

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Do you know something, there's lots of things to do with books.

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There's all sort of projects that people do. Some people make decorative things out of them.

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I think they all need to get a life, quite honestly.

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Well, I'll think as to whether any of the books can go.

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This former right honourable will brook no nonsense from Sarah.

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She's a plain speaker, is Ann.

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She's even won an award for it.

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You have a reputation for straight talking,

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so I expect you're going to tell me exactly what I can take away or...

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I shall. I shall. I look forward to it. It's nice to know...

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You can only take away rubbish. It's as simple as that.

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That's exactly what we're here for, Ann.

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Show us your rubbish.

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Well, there's all sorts in here, Ann.

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Yes, there certainly is.

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A bit of a lampshade thing going on.

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Yes, well, of course I've moved house when I came here.

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And so not all the lampshades were appropriate to the new house.

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I've always wanted to make hats, actually. I thought they'd make a really good hat.

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Ann's not impressed by the hat concept.

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And on second thoughts, neither is Sarah.

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Thank you very much.

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It's time to hit the veritable Aladdin's Cave that is Ann's attic.

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What a fantastic place!

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These items may not have pride of place in Ann's home any more,

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but they're not all ready for the rubbish tip.

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The memories attached to them are still cherished.

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What's that at the back?

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It's a sewing machine which belonged to my mother. Now, I don't sew.

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And if I were to sew, I certainly couldn't cope with that thing.

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But I keep it because I've got very happy memories of her.

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So I don't ever think that will go.

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I think that will always go with me.

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Oh, now, this looks like a good box - eBay and jumble.

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eBay and jumble, yes. That's got my name written all over it.

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I think that's mainly material.

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Material's good. Yeah?

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There's a lot of people out there who like old material.

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Where did that come from?

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Well, they used to be curtains in my bedroom when I was a teenager.

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Fantastic! If I asked you what date you think these are, that might give

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away your age. But, yes. I don't at all mind giving away my age.

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Those are from my bedroom when I was a teenager and I'm now 70.

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Right, OK. So do you think you'll use these again?

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Never. Really? No, never.

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Well, I might be able to do something with those if you really

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don't mind me having them. I don't mind at all.

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Those have not been used, to the best of my recollection,

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since I was a teenager.

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Really? Well, they'd definitely do with an airing, then.

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I'd love to take them away and do something with those ones. OK, brilliant. Thank you.

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Sarah's snaffled up two pairs of Ann's vintage curtains.

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Check out these. They're so retro and there's enough material here to

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have some really good potential projects.

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So, Ann might be throwing them out, but I'm loving them.

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Sarah still has plenty more boxes to rummage through in Ann's attic

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in search of her second item.

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Ah, the majestic hills of North Derbyshire,

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where Jay is in a picturesque Peak District village on his way to the

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home of ex-MP Edwina Currie.

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Come on, let's head home. There's the gate.

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During her 14 years in Parliament,

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her outspoken opinions caused almost as much controversy as her recent

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stay in the jungle on I'm A Celebrity - Get Me Out Of Here!

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Edwina's home is in serious need of a declutter

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and who better to lend a helping hand than Jay?

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We have got a lot of junk in this house.

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As you can see, we don't throw much away.

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I think we've got some old bikes.

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We stopped cycling because the hills are too steep here

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and we've had some work done on the kitchen,

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so maybe there'll be one or two items there that we can make use of.

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Sounds like Jay will be spoiled for choice.

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Ah, hi, Jay, come on in.

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Hello, Edwina. Nice to see you. Likewise. Are you all right?

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Edwina's home is a 17th-century farmer's cottage.

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She shares it with her husband, John, and their two dogs,

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chocolate lab George and German shepherd Honey.

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The cottage was extended to add new bedrooms and a dining kitchen.

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There's a large garden, with three sheds,

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full to the brim with goodies galore.

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This is nice, isn't it?

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So, how long have you been here, then?

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We've been here about five years now.

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Five years? Yeah.

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And this to me looks quite new.

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Is this a new part of the house and that's an old bit?

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That bit is 400-year-old cottage, with huge beams.

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400 years old. Yes. Right.

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This part was all brand-new when we bought it.

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And it looks like, you're a bit like me, you're a bit of a collector,

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aren't you? Hey?

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Well, we've often enjoyed going to antique auctions and so on.

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You get, you fall in love with something and nobody wants it,

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so it becomes ours and it comes home and it likes living with us.

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Don't worry, Edwina, we're not after your collectibles,

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we're here for the junkables.

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This is where the real rubbish is.

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Oh, is it? Just about.

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This is my domain now? I think so.

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So, Jay, what we do have here is we've got some chunks of wood

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and concrete lumps.

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OK. Looks like you've got... If they are any use to you, you may have them.

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All right, that's food for thought then. OK. Thank you.

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It's food for thought, but Jay's not biting yet.

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We've got two tatty bikes with only three wheels.

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I'll keep that one kind of in mind,

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because I haven't got an idea of what I could do with a bike.

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Food for thought.

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Jay's thought is being very well fed today.

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But he needs to do a little less thinking and a lot more picking.

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There's loads in here.

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It's all fishing rods, isn't it?

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Look at that!

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OK, Jay, impress me.

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What could you make out of that?

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I know what you could do with this - you can turn this into a light.

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Have the wire running through there.

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Light dropping out. It's extendable.

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There you go. Put it in the ground like that.

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Oh, I like it!

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Has Jay got his first item?

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Food for thought in there.

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Fish food!

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Ah, I wish he'd picked 'em, just for the "halibut"!

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Oh, dear!

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Now this does look interesting in here.

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Going to have to ask Edwina about this.

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What on earth has struck his fancy in here?

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Oh, my goodness! What have you got your eye on here?

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I've got my eye on this, this rusty old, I don't know what it is.

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Is it a prop? Is it holding this up, or...?

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This is an old vine.

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This was, we think is about 100 years old.

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OK. And it gets very, very heavy with loads and loads of grapes.

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And this props it up then because it becomes quite heavy?

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My husband tried to throw that away and I thought, no, no,

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that's actually serving a purpose, so I put it back.

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Oh, you've put it back. He wants to throw it away and you put it back.

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Yeah. It's not very pretty, especially when you look in from the other room.

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So he's tied the vine up with rather elegant green twine there.

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OK. Yeah. So that is redundant.

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If you felt that you could make something more beautiful out of it,

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I'd be delighted. Yes.

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Take it. Thank you.

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Jay's got his first item.

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Well, this is a rusty old bit of metal, but it's nice.

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It is nice. I like it. It's got a lot of character.

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Well, he's got it, but I don't think he knows what to do with it yet.

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Sarah is on the hunt for her second item at the home of Ann Widdecombe,

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who swapped the cut and thrust of politics

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for the cha-cha-cha on Strictly Come Dancing.

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I'm noticing that fantastic picture.

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What a kick! And I was 63 when I did it.

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But I certainly couldn't do it now.

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For her first item,

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Sarah discovered a box full of vintage curtains in Ann's attic.

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And she's spied a potential second pick up there, too.

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So, Ann, how long have you had these shelves?

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I found them when I was going through the cellar of the old constituency

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office looking for storage space.

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And I found these abandoned.

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Right. And I think we used them while I was there a little bit,

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but not much. Then at the end I said,

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"Well, what's going to happen to these?" and the answer was

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nothing, it was going back to the cellar.

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So I said well I would take it because I didn't know then how the house would be organised.

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I didn't know how the study would be organised.

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I didn't really know, but I thought if I say no,

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I'll then find that I really could have used them,

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while, as it happened, when I sorted out the house,

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I had no use for them.

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You're not really making the most of them up here, are you?

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No. I would be delighted if they could be used for a better purpose.

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They are good and sturdy and have lots of potential for people to re-use them.

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So they will be great.

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Ann looks positively underwhelmed by Sarah's pick of the old office

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shelves. Let's hope she's more enthusiastic once they're transformed.

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Well, they're quite a sweet set of shelves,

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but they have been languishing in Ann's loft.

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I think they need repositioning,

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brightening up and putting back in the heart of somebody's home.

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Thank you so much for letting me see all of your home and I've had a great day. Well, thank you.

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I'm intrigued, I don't know why you choose that old rot, but I shall be,

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you know, really curious as to what you're going to make of it.

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I will try my best to make something because I have to come back and show you.

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So, I'll be in touch, but it's been great.

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Thank you so much. Thank you. Bye-bye.

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I've been amazed at Sarah's enthusiasm for all that old rot in the attic.

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I mean, really amazed.

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Delighted if she can do anything with it.

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So, yeah, I'm looking forward with some anticipation

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as to what on earth is going to come.

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Ann's attic was a treasure trove for Sarah.

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She's taking away two pairs of curtains

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and an old shelving unit.

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In the Peak District...

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What is that?

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..Jay has come face-to-face with one-time Member of Parliament

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Edwina Currie.

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Seriously creepy-looking.

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Jay's first tip-bound treasure was this rusty bit of scaffolding.

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He spied a possible second earlier on.

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But is it destined for the dump?

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So this one, I wanted to know what you're going to do with this,

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or where's it from? This is a piece of the kitchen.

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And it was on the wall and we've just had a new boiler put in.

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OK. And it took up, the boiler takes the space where this went.

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Oh, I see. So it's had to come off.

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I have a feeling that that is ready for recycling.

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So, you're going to throw this away?

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I think I'll be quite pleased to see that go, actually.

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It solves a problem. I'll have this, if that's all right with you?

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Yes. Yeah?

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Yeah, you can have that. Thank you.

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That's good. Thank you.

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Jay's got himself his second item - a kitchen shelving unit.

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The good thing is it's solid.

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It's in OK condition.

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So we've got a head start on this one.

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Thank you for having me in your wonderful home

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and giving me all of your rubbish. That was brilliant.

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I'm looking forward to see what you do with the rubbish.

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You're not the only one. Take it and do magic.

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I'll turn it into magic and once I've done that,

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I'll come back and show you what I've done.

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Is that all right? Lovely. Come here. Take care. OK. You too.

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Bye now. Keep smiling.

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It's so interesting to see our house and our stuff through somebody

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else's eyes. What is rubbish to us, I hope is going to become something

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useful or decorative to someone else.

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Fascinating, and Jay is lovely.

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Jay's not only made a new friend but also got himself the rusty old

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scaffolding and the kitchen unit to upcycle

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and to try and turn a profit from.

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It may be the perfect day for frolicking in the sun,

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but with four items found, it's time to get to work.

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Sarah's at home in Sussex, raring to get going with her makeover

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of the vintage curtains.

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Ideal for her, as she's always been a material girl.

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Well, who'd have thought that one day I would be making

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Ann Widdecombe's 1960s curtains into handbags?

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It's curtains for the curtains.

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It was actually my grandmother's handbag that I was left that inspired me.

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It's here somewhere.

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It really is.

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Look!

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That was my grandmother's from the '30s.

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It's too battered to use.

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I just use it for inspiration now.

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Sarah has purchased seven metal clasps from the internet.

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She could also have brought a fabric template for under a tenner,

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but in order to save some cash, she's going to make her own.

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And I'm confident Sarah's got the skills to do it.

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I've made the odd handbag before,

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but these need to be really neat and really sharp if they're going to be

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saleable.

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Got to pay attention.

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Not so confident now.

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Oh, I don't think that's right.

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No, no confidence whatsoever.

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Never mind, let's just go for it. I'm sure it will be fine.

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Yeah, what could possibly go wrong, Sarah?

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You cut it all wrong, waste all the material

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and turn up at Ann's door with nothing to show.

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Hmm.

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I've got some tailor's chalk here.

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Looks like I know what I'm doing.

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I wouldn't count on it.

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This material is commonly referred to as bark cloth

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because it has a rough texture like the bark of a tree.

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It was fashionable in the '50s and '60s,

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which should help give Sarah the retro look she's after.

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I've got my two basic shapes there.

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So I'm just going to cut them out,

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sew them together and find out if those will make a good bag shape.

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There's no going back now the scissors are in action.

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When working with fabric and especially old material like this,

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it's important to cut and sew with the grain.

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Cotton cloth, like wood,

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has a grain direction

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and for the material to hold its shape,

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it's best to try and work in line with it.

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Looking quite retro.

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It may have the retro look,

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but does it have the neat lines

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and sharp style that Sarah was hoping to achieve?

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What d'you think?

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Well, I guess it kind of...

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Working?

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Mmm, I suppose.

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It might be back to the drawing board.

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Yes, I think that's for the best!

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Sarah has spent just under ?40 so far.

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If she does have to buy a template,

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that will put a dent in her potential profit.

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In sunny India...

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Wait, what, where?

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No, that's Brighton Pavilion.

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We're in Brighton. Sorry!

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Upcycler extraordinaire Emma Walker

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has taken delivery of the shelving unit.

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Quite basic, quite boring.

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They could do with brightening up.

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Sarah's in complete agreement with that,

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so she's sent along some vintage wallpaper, too.

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I think this is really pretty.

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And there's nothing Emma loves more than wallpaper.

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Emma is a self-taught furniture restyler.

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She restores items under the watchful eye of her pooch, Badger,

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and restyles them with wallpaper and other materials

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to give them a bold new look.

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I love using the wallpaper because it does transform

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a piece of furniture. It makes it sing.

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It breathes new life into it.

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Really the furniture and the wallpaper need to be happy together,

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otherwise they don't go near each other.

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Hello there, Sarah.

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Emma, hi.

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Sarah's on the dog and bone.

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Oops, sorry Badger, no bone!

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Sarah's on the blower to discuss ideas for the transformation.

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I did think it would make a really good coffee table.

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It's quite big for a coffee table.

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What did you think?

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I was thinking we could make it into some sort of storage unit,

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maybe with little legs.

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Really, amazing. That sounds great.

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Emma's idea is to make a tallboy-style cabinet

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using the wallpaper to create a patchwork effect.

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OK, cheerio, bye.

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I have to think where to put some other shelves.

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And a couple of doors.

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So, there's a little bit of carpentry to do.

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A little!

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Transforming these shelves into a cabinet looks like a whole lot

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of carpentry to me.

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Carpentry isn't my first skill,

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or my second or third, but

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I think I should be able to manage this one.

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It will just take a little bit of trial and error, maybe.

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A bit more time than a proper professional carpenter.

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That's the can-do attitude we love and I'm sure you're not that bad.

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Whoops! OK, I take that back.

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Flying wood. I'll probably use that for something.

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I shall be keeping this.

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To begin, Emma is taking apart the shelves

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and will re-use the timber to make her cabinet.

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When using a chisel,

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it's important to maintain a firm grip on the handle

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in order to guide the force of the hammer impact.

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Pretty much the opposite of that.

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Also ensure the hammer head strikes the chisel smack bang in the centre

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to avoid finger injuries.

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Oh, yes, like that!

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I might not use that bit.

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Emma's getting her groove on with the hand saw.

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Just making the groove.

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The secret to a successful sawing action

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is to use long strokes so that each tooth does its job.

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Don't force it. This will cause the teeth to jam

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and will dull their edge.

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Nearly there. It's supposed to be "draw, don't saw",

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but it rarely is with me.

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I'm a big fan of Emma's work, but this is slow progress.

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I think the cabinet idea might be a bit ambitious.

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Emma agreed a budget of ?120 for the cabinet,

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but the way this is going, Sarah might have a long wait for it.

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It's an all-action upcycling odyssey

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into the unknown for Sarah and Emma.

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Strutting his stuff in the back alleys of Wolverhampton

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is Jay with the kitchen shelves.

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I wonder what magical makeover he's planned for them?

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I've got this very heavy kitchen shelving unit

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and what I'm going to turn it into, wait for it...

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is another shelving unit.

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Oh, that's not so magical.

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Jay's just pulling our leg.

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His shelves will have a rather more radical design.

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So that's the shape that I'm thinking of doing.

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Cutting my shelves into that.

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It looks like a mountain

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but it's going to be a shelf, I'm telling you.

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It will be and you can stack books in it and everything.

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Hm, what type of books would go in there?

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Squinty books?

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My shelving unit's going to be something that's got style,

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a little bit of charisma.

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This is going to really look, um...

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Squinty?

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The bee's knees.

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Sorry, bee's knees, bee's knees. Sorry, Jay!

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To maximise his profit, Jay wants his stylish and charismatic shelving

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unit to be a fully upcycled project.

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He's taking care not to damage any of the pine panels.

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He's even going to re-use the screws.

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So all the screws are out.

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Just got to bang that up.

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Hopefully it will come apart.

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Famous last words!

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There we go! Done.

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Real smooth, Jay!

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Speaking of which, he's using an electric sander

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to remove the paint from the pine and expose the grain.

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He has chosen light pastel shades to repaint the timber,

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which, when dry, will leave the natural wood grain visible.

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Because this timber is quite thick

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you don't want something that's dark -

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that's going to make the shelf look quite heavy.

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So I've gone for two beautiful colours.

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Look at that.

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Nice and light. Once they're on the timber, gonna look gorgeous.

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Jay hopes his bold colour choice

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will give the shelf the charisma he's after.

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He's using a non-toxic mineral-based paint,

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which will give a vibrant finish.

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But the most important thing, it's better for the environment.

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When it comes to colour choices, Jay is in his comfort zone,

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but to construct his design,

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he's got to make sure he gets his angles spot on.

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Now, this is a lovely bit of kit.

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What it does is it cuts the angles in exactly the way that I need them.

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But, I've only got a little bit of this timber,

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so I've got to be really careful as to the angles I cut.

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Let's get to it.

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One wrong cut, and Jay may have to buy some new pine,

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and that would hit his profit margin hard.

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Jay's using leftover paint, so his only expense is ?5 on sanding pads.

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Here's hoping he's got his angles right.

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Edinburgh. The city's skyline is dominated by the ancient fortress

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where the Scottish kings and queens of old sat upon their throne.

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Working in its shadow is Kev Paxton,

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the man Jay has chosen to transform this old bit of scaffy.

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Kev worked as an industrial blacksmith for over 20 years

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before giving it up to pursue his passion,

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forging reclaimed metal into works of art,

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inspired by the rugged beauty of the Scottish countryside

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and its wildlife.

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My job has now become an obsession.

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I'm one of these people who need to be doing something full-on.

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It's not half measures, it's got to be full-on.

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So you take a cold, hard piece of metal,

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you heat it up and if you've got a bit of imagination,

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you can do whatever you want with that.

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You walk out the workshop at night.

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You close the doors, you can look back and you go, "I like that."

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Has this hunk of junk fired up Kev's artistic inspiration?

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All right, Kev. How are you doing? Are you all right?

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I'm good, thanks. Good.

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Jay's on the phone to find out his ideas for it.

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On my commute to work today, I noticed like millions of daffodils

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on the roadside

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and I think we should maybe just make sort of wee happy daffodils,

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a wee daffodil sculpture or something like that.

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So daffodils. That's quite cool!

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Jay's given the go-ahead to Kev's iron flowers

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with the idea that he can sell them as garden ornaments.

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But Kev has his concerns that there's more rust here

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than actual metal.

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When we open up the metal,

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it's possibly going to be rusty inside and it may be quite poor quality.

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It may just fall to bits when we start heating it.

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Hopefully sticks together. If not, there's always

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a Plan B, C, D, Z maybe!

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Now you tell us!

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Can we get Jay back on the phone?

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Oh, look at those sparks fly!

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Kev is using an angle grinder to cut away the worst of the rusty bits.

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He's hoping to create six flowers.

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Each will be made up of a stem, six leaves and the flower head.

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Kev is beginning with the leaves.

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I do them all different.

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If we look at a daffodil in real life, you know, they're not all identical.

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Mother Nature doesn't do that.

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So we'll do them so they're all slightly different.

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For cutting out fine shapes like the leaves,

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Kev uses a plasma torch.

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It's similar to a blowtorch, but it has a finer tip,

0:27:280:27:32

which makes it better for intricate jobs.

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Now that he's started working with the iron,

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is Kev happy that it won't simply crumble into rust dust?

0:27:380:27:42

We don't know if it's going to work, so the challenge is there.

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May I be so bold as to say perhaps a little bit more delicate

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with the hammer?

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Jay and Kev agreed a fee of ?350

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for the iron daffodil garden ornaments.

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I have no idea how much plans B, C, D or Z will cost, though!

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Back at Sarah's workshop, she's ready to reveal her handiwork.

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Every handbag you buy is always stuffed with something

0:28:160:28:19

to make it look plump, so I'm going to stuff mine.

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Sarah's plan was to transform these vintage curtains

0:28:240:28:28

into retro handbags.

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So, without further ado, it's time to raise the curtain.

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Well, aren't these delightful?

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Sarah has used the orange curtain with its woven floral design

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as the inlay and the bold bark cloth fabric for the outside,

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finished with a retro metal clasp.

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Sarah was inspired by her grandmother's handbag

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which she kept as a memento

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and they certainly have a touch of granny chic about them.

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I'd say they have a rather elegant look.

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Perfect for anyone looking for a little yesteryear style.

0:29:070:29:11

After a bit of hard work,

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I've managed to make seven handbags and they actually look,

0:29:140:29:17

well, quite like handbags.

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They look quite retro and that will make them saleable, hopefully.

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Sarah wasn't hoping for long.

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Her home-made handbags were snapped up by Kate,

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the owner of a vintage shop in Brighton.

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Delighted with the bags.

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They're brilliant. They're exactly what we like here in Flock.

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Fingers crossed for an equally happy ending in Brighton,

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where Emma and Badger are awaiting Sarah's imminent arrival

0:29:450:29:49

to give the thumbs up or down to the cabinet.

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This makeover has been a cheerful learning process for Emma.

0:29:530:29:57

I've thoroughly enjoyed this project.

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Taught myself a few... Used a few pieces of machinery

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I haven't used before - chop saw, edge trimmer.

0:30:030:30:07

Erm, I did a bit of soft carpentry for this

0:30:070:30:10

that needed to be done.

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Emma's idea was to transform the shelving unit into a cabinet.

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Let's see what she's created with her new set of skills.

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I know one thing, she hasn't made a cabinet.

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But I also know they look rather lovely.

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Emma has created seven individual coat racks and shelves

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from the timber reclaimed from the shelving unit,

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while the shelves were austere and ominously large,

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these are quaint and charming.

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They have a homely warmth accentuated by Emma's

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use of vintage wallpaper.

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I love their home-spun charm.

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However, Sarah is expecting a cabinet,

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which these most certainly are not.

0:31:050:31:06

Like I said, keep your fingers and paws crossed that Sarah likes them.

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Emma. Hello.

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Hi, how are you doing? I'm fine.

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Is that them? Yes.

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Well, tell me what you think. I had to smash them up.

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Are they my shelves?

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I had to smash them up.

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I have got a little bit left.

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It is so far away from what I was expecting,

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but in the best possible way.

0:31:330:31:34

I'm really pleased about that.

0:31:340:31:36

The shelves really needed an update, but you've created something lovely,

0:31:360:31:39

completely different,

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using what you were given.

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Really cool. Well, I learnt a bit of what I call soft carpentry as well.

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It's really screw and glue.

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And I used the chop saw for the first time and an edge trimmer.

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I've used one of those to get the nice rounded edges there.

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And other different...

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It does make a big difference.

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You've done a great job. Are you pleased with them?

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I'm pleased with them. I think they're quite pretty.

0:32:030:32:05

They took some time because I was...

0:32:050:32:09

I don't really do a lot of carpentry.

0:32:090:32:12

That took a bit of time, but I thoroughly enjoyed it.

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It was like I made my own workshop

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instead of going to a Saturday workshop I...

0:32:160:32:19

You made it up as you went along.

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Brilliant! That's what I do.

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Budget - ?120 is what we discussed.

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I'm just going to stick at that because of,

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I could have paid that to go to a workshop.

0:32:280:32:30

And you've learnt on the job? Yeah.

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Brilliant! That's great for me and as transformations go,

0:32:310:32:36

you've nailed that one. Excellent!

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They may not be what Sarah expected,

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but she's more than happy with what she's got.

0:32:430:32:46

I'm happy Sarah's happy.

0:32:470:32:48

I'm happy that I broke those shelves up and turned them into

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seven different items.

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I know someone else who's happy -

0:32:550:32:57

Lynn, who brought the items to sell

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at a unique home furnishing shop in Surrey.

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These are the sort of things Packhouse really do like because

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they're very vintage and it's very much in mode at the moment.

0:33:070:33:09

Now Sarah's on her way to upcycling cynic Ann's house

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with a pocket full of profit.

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I can't believe that anybody could make anything out of all that old tat.

0:33:200:33:24

I'm curious, very curious to see what she's done with them.

0:33:240:33:27

Hello, Sarah. Hi there. Lovely to see you again.

0:33:320:33:34

Hi. Come on in. Thank you very much.

0:33:340:33:36

I'm dying to see what you've got there.

0:33:360:33:38

And your wait is over.

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Now the shelves that we took away,

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they were sent to Brighton to a lovely lady named Emma,

0:33:430:33:46

who specialises in using wallpaper to update things.

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So your shelf now looks like a set of shelving.

0:33:480:33:53

She's managed to make seven pieces of shelving

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from all of those bits of wood that were in your shelves.

0:33:560:33:59

Heavens! So she has had a really good go at it.

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Good heavens. Made some little ones. What do you think of that?

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I think the constituency would be very pleased that their cast-offs

0:34:090:34:13

actually had such a life. So I've got some money here for that.

0:34:130:34:17

It was ?50. Oh!

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Not bad at all. A good start, I think.

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And then the curtains that I took from you.

0:34:220:34:25

I worked on the curtains

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and so I thought they had a really lovely retro look

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that translated very well into handbags.

0:34:310:34:34

Do you recognise that material?

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Gracious me!

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Absolutely amazing.

0:34:380:34:40

Well done, Sarah, that's incredible.

0:34:400:34:43

That's really incredible.

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There was ?145.65 worth of profit from those.

0:34:440:34:48

So all together here, I have a total for you

0:34:480:34:51

for your shelves and for your curtains of ?195 there.

0:34:510:34:58

Gracious me. And 65p there.

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That is fantastic!

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You've no idea how appreciated that will be because that little goat

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sanctuary, to them, that's gold.

0:35:080:35:11

That's gold. That's where it's going, is it?

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That's where it's going. It's going to the Buttercups goats' sanctuary,

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in my old constituency of Maidstone, Kent.

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Thank you so much for letting me come back. Thank you.

0:35:190:35:21

I'm pleased that's going to such a lovely place. That's marvellous. Thank you very much. Thank you.

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Any time you want to raid my attic!

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Well, I did like quite a few things up there, actually.

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Here we go again!

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I think that's a great result for the charity.

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As I say, it's a very tiny one.

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It doesn't get a lot of money and every pound counts.

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So nearly ?200 out of the blue for a load of old rubbish.

0:35:390:35:44

Yes, wonderful!

0:35:440:35:46

Sarah sold the shelves for ?170.

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Minus Emma's costs,

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Sarah was left with a profit of ?50.

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The handbags sold for ?185.

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Take away Sarah's spend,

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that left her with a profit

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of ?145.65.

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Added together, Ann has ?195.65

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to donate to Buttercups goat sanctuary in Maidstone.

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Jay's in his Wolverhampton workshop

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getting ready to reveal the fruits of his labour.

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Oh! Brilliant!

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Jay's plan was to transform the kitchen unit into,

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and I'm quoting the man himself here,

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"a stylish and charismatic book shelf."

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It's certainly got a style of its own.

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And as for charisma, once seen, it will never be forgotten.

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Jay has removed the cream-coloured paint and exposed the natural grain

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of the pine wood,

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adding a little pop with the pastel colours painted on

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the underside of the pyramid-shaped shelves.

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Now, I just need to figure out where the actual books go.

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Now this is finally done and I'm even impressed with this one.

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I didn't think it would come out as good as it has.

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This is the perfect place.

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Look at this,

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to house your books. I know these are not books.

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I can hear you. These are just offcuts.

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So on there.

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Look at that!

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All I've got to do now is get selling this one.

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The shelves weren't on the shelf for long.

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They were bought by Kevin, who owns a lifestyle boutique in Shropshire.

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This is a great modern piece

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and someone will snap this up in next to no time.

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In Edinburgh, Kev is smoothing out the edges to his daffodil

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garden ornaments before the boss man arrives.

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I'm looking forward to Jay turning up today.

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I'm just hoping Jay likes it as much as we do.

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We think it's rather cool.

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Kev's happy with his handy work.

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Let's see how he's transformed this rusty hunk of junk.

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These are blooming brilliant!

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Kev has created two iron sculptures which are graceful and elegant,

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yet strong and sturdy.

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His skilful forging of the iron to create the delicate leaves

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shows a master at work.

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Each sculpture has a different finish.

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One is galvanised, which means it will remain rust-free,

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while the weather will form a dark aged look on the other.

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I'm impressed by Kev's artistry,

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but it's time to find out what Jay thinks.

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Kev. Look at this, man.

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How are you doing? I'm very good. Now I'm even better.

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Hold on a minute, let me just take it in.

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When you said to me, I'm going to make you daffodils, I'm like "daffodils".

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You didn't say they was going to look as good as this, did you? Yes, they're pretty.

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Come on, man, you're being modest there! Yeah. They're OK.

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What I gave you was a rusty old stand that was propping up an old tree and what have you.

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But you've turned it into something beautiful. Some things turn out OK.

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We've got a big scrap skip outside though, so sometimes it doesn't.

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So what have you done here, then?

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These three are the galvanised ones so they'll never, well,

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25 years they'll never rust.

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If you put it outside, because it's galvanised it won't get rusty? No.

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And this one will... It will weather. It will weather, or age.

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Rustic. The budget was ?350.

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Was we able to stick to that? We bettered it.

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We're under. ?300.

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Seriously? Yeah. Yeah.

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You've done me so proud, son. Nice one! I'm liking that.

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No worries. So you've come under budget.

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Why? I've worked on a wee bit.

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I've got peace at night when everybody goes home,

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I get a wee bit of peace, things happen a wee bit quicker.

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Right. So I locked the door and done it quicker than I thought I could.

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Oh, cool!

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Coming in under budget means there's a potential for a healthy profit,

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with Kev's fantastic transformation.

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It will be sad to see them go. We kind of like them.

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I'll maybe have to make some for my own garden now.

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Jay's on his way to Edwina's home to tell her what became of her two

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pieces of rubbish.

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I don't really mind at all what he's done with them.

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I'm just burning with curiosity to see.

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That sounds like an unpleasant sensation.

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Hello. Hello Jay, nice to see you. Likewise. Are you OK?

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I'm fine. Come on in. OK.

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Jay knows how to douse Edwina's flaming inquisitiveness.

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I'm not going to keep you in any more suspense.

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I'm going to let you know what I've done with the items.

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So that is your shelf unit.

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That's lovely! Into a different kind of shelf.

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These are part of the unit, so I've cut 'em.

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Brilliant. At a 45-degree angle. And I've painted inside.

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Yeah. So it looks like it's... That's handsome.

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So I'm pleased to tell you, on this one, we made ?60 profit.

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Oh, brilliant! That's excellent. Excellent.

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Well done. And for your prop that was propping up the tree outside,

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we've made metal daffodils.

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Oh, they're gorgeous!

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DOG BARKS Yes, well, the dog agrees entirely.

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And look, it's surrounded by all the bluebells.

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How beautiful is that!

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That has been sold as well.

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Go on, tell me how much.

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This one we got ?150 profit.

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Wow! And you've got two of them.

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We've got, the two of them were sold together, so ?150 in total.

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Brilliant! And I have...

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?210 for you.

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Brilliant! Is that OK? That's going to go to our charity.

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It's a local one here called Blythe House Hospice.

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What do they do? They look after people with terminal illnesses

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but also they help people going through chemotherapy or been

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diagnosed with cancer and their families. Brilliant!

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Absolutely brilliant.

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I want to say to you, this has been a pleasure...

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Has it? ..from start to finish.

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Every single minute.

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Great! Thank you. You take care now.

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There's something heart-warming about being able to take two bits of

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rubbish which were heading to the tip and turning them into something

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attractive and useful

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and really rather beautiful.

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Jay sold the shelves for ?65.

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Minus his costs, he was left with a profit of ?60.

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The daffodil garden ornaments

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sold to a private buyer for ?450.

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Take away Kev's spend

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that gave Jay a profit of ?150.

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Added together, Edwina has ?210

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to donate to local charity the Blythe House Hospice.

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Sarah and Jay have rejuvenated four pieces of celebrity junk.

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Tip-bound trash has been transformed into little treasures.

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Unwanted items that could have ended up in landfill

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have been given a new lease of life.

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Well, four things that were living under a cloud

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of going into a skip...

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Have had the creative light shone upon them.

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And there really was a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow

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and that has gone off to two fantastic charities.

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With some answers that may surprise you.

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BUZZER David Hasselhoffal.

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