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November 12th, 2008 in member junk     
Debbiejean Debbiejean, member
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Winter WonderLand!. I took an old screen window I found and painted a snowman on it and added the words Let it Snow to the top, it is now ready to hang on the wall for the holidays.
Quilters shelf made out of old barn wood. I filled an old oil can with old spools and added some other sewing finds to it.
Gearing up for more junk! I decorated this old gear I found, now I just have to hang it up
Winter WonderLand!. I took an old screen window I found and painted a snowman on it and added the words Let it Snow to the top, it is now ready to hang on the wall for the holidays.

Winter WonderLand!. I took an old screen window I found and painted a snowman on it and added the words "Let it Snow" to the top, it is now ready to hang on the wall for the holidays.
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Just a few things I have been working on.


Pattern or design used: My Own Design - Debbie
posted in: member junk, seasonal, artwork, shelf
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Junksister writes: This is my first comment and I am so glad I stumbled across this site. Have been a junker for awhile now and am anxious to see all the fun stuff everyone creates. I have done a snowman like this but used some fabric whipped stitched to the screen. If the screen had a hole in it I extended the snowman through it to give it dimension. Cannot wait to explore the site more. Keep up the great work! Posted: 12:11 pm on November 16th
Debbiejean writes: Yes, the gear has a wooden handle which I think I will hang an old lantern from when I hang it up. The gear was found at my husbands farmstead. I have no idea what piece of equipment it is from. The snowman was painted with craft paint. I put saran wrap on the back of the screen before painting and then peeled it off when it was dry. Posted: 8:23 pm on November 13th
kopykatkim writes: Very cool stuff. I have painted screens with snowmen also, and windows too. Come on all you junkers all you need is a paint brush and some paint and you can do it too. Love the sewing machine. Thanks for sharing.

Kim Posted: 7:42 pm on November 13th
MimiToria writes: Thanks for sharing your projects. I have 2 vintage sewing machines in my laundry room. One was my Moms when she was a young girl (very cool black one) and one was my sister and mine (ivory and red colored). I'm thinking my black one that was my Mom's needs to come out of hiding and receive a more prominent place of display.
Love the gear. It almost looks as though it was from a vintage sewing machine or a farm tool, as it looks like it has a wood knobbed handle on it. Does it?
Gretchen Posted: 5:56 pm on November 13th
SnowmanHill writes: I love the gear! I need to hunt for some of those!
Krista Posted: 4:42 pm on November 13th
csudderth writes: Love the gear. When I went to the metal salvage yard I found gears all the time so that is a good source for them. What kind of paint did you use on the screen? It's really cute.
Christy Posted: 4:06 pm on November 13th
shabbychick writes: Debbiejean, Welcome to the JunkMarket!

Your snowman is such a fun piece! And the gear...very cool! On your shelf, is that a tiny sewing machine (maybe two??)? Cute!

Janis...we're going to have to go on a hunt for a gear I guess...! :)

Kathy Posted: 8:42 am on November 13th
rosesandrust writes: That is the cutiest lil'guy !!! Posted: 8:39 am on November 13th
LuAnn writes: These are all great. Really love the snowman!!

LuAnn Posted: 4:48 am on November 13th
fellowjunker writes: I don't know where on earth you guys all find the GREAT gears--I have never, ever come across any. Great ideas. Your snowman is so cute.
xojanis Posted: 11:58 pm on November 12th
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