Money for Nothing

- Season 11

(2021)

Sarah Moore is in Somerset for the start of the 11th series. Blacksmith Kev Paxton repurposes some car parts, designer Sarah Peterson works on an abandoned upholstery project while Sarah finds a new use for some old barrel rings.

Jacqui Joseph scours Walsall Recycling Centre for quality items. She asks upholsterer Leigh-Anne Treadwell to work on a set of 6 dining chairs, signwriter Joel Poole on a mid-century cabinet while tackling a chest of drawers herself.

Sarah Moore rescues three items from the tip in Somerset, she asks upholsterer Simion Hawtin-Smith and carpentry duo Josh Kennard and Oli Milne to help her breathe new life into rolls of fabric, a dining chair and a rusty filing cabinet.

In Scotland, JJ Chalmers salvages an unwanted chest of drawers to get a spruce-up from designer Lucy Tiffney, four garden chairs for Rachel Henderson to work on and a homemade speaker for his own project.

Sarah Moore rescues three items from the tip in Surrey. She tasks bagmaker Neil Wragg to repurpose a pair of vintage golf bags with clubs. Tibby Singh gets an old naval trunk shipshape while Sarah saves a retro chest of drawers.

Sarah Moore saves 3 items from the tip in Surrey. She asks screen-print artist Zoe Murphy to tackle an unwanted conservatory set, lighting designer Guy Trench some brass fire furniture while Sarah tries to find a new home for a doll's bed.

JJ Chalmers saves three items in Scotland. There is some heavy horse tack for leather crafter Rosanna Gethin, a small wicker chair for upholsterer Lucianne Hinch, and JJ takes on the challenge of helping an old chest return some treasure.

With the help of upholsterer Micaela Sharp and carpenter Bruce Faulseit, Sarah Moore transforms three items saved from the skip. A pair of galvanised water tanks, an occasional chair and an oak display cabinet.

Jacqui Joseph spares three items from going to waste in Walsall. Upholsterer Leigh-Anne Treadwell tackles a rattan two-seater sofa, lighting designer Duncan McKean a pair of very old radios while Jacqui revitalises a glass display unit.

Sarah Moore saves three items from the skip and asks designer Lucy Tiffney to find a new use for a broken washstand, Guy Trench to work his magic on three oil containers while Sarah tackles an old doll's house for her own project.

In Surrey, Sarah Moore salvages some rusted bench ends and a garden table and asks upholsterer Leigh-Anne Treadwell to work on them. Carpenter Carwyn Owen modernises a dressing table while Sarah restyles some old containers.

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At Wallyford Recycling Centre in East Lothian JJ Chalmers rescues 3 discarded items. With the help of designer Rachel Henderson and carpenter Bruce Faulseit, JJ transforms a rotten garden bench, a redundant TV stand and a half-moon table.

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In Surrey, Sarah Moore rescues 3 items. She asks screen printer Daniel Heath to work his magic on a bureau, carpenter Bruce Faulseit tackles a Chinese coffee table while Sarah tries to find a use for some battered old horse handbooks.

Jacqui's in Surrey at the Earlswood Recycling Centre. She finds an old oil heater , a pair of patterned armchairs and a homemade dollhouse. Upholsterer Leigh-Anne Treadwell and blacksmith Kev Paxton set to work helping Jacqui.

JJ Chalmers is at Wallyford Recycling Centre. He finds a wooden TV stand and mirror for designer Sarah Peterson, an old slide projector for clockmaker Paul Parry, and JJ takes on the challenge of transforming a pair of shoe racks.

Leather crafter Uzo Okwuosa reinvents a broken horse saddle. Furniture artist Chloe Kempster revitalises a mid-century set of drawers. Sarah tries to cultivate something sellable from some ancient rotovator blades.