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Great Marburger Pictures!

Tim Lahti, contributor | September 3rd, 2008

The Marburger Farm Antique Show website posted a TON of great pictures of Sue and the Junk Beautiful book tour.

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Name that Junk

Sue Whitney, editor | September 3rd, 20087 comments

This is a little game of guess your best. Before we post directions on how to make this we thought we'd give you a chance to identify its original purpose.

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Mum's The Word!

Sue Whitney, editor | September 2nd, 20086 comments

Believe it or not summer is coming to a close and it's time to dress your entryway with the vibrant colors of autumn and some wonderful junk.

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Upscale Supermarket Floral Arrangements

Sue Whitney, editor | September 1st, 20089 comments

Have you ever been caught florally unprepared for a dinner party, holiday, or other special occasion?

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Collections

Kimberly Melamed, contributor | September 1st, 20089 comments

I am an avid collector of all things metal and funky!

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Trader's Market, Elko, Minnesota

Sue Whitney, editor | August 29th, 20083 comments

The good junk is waiting for you in Elko, Minnesota. Come and get it!

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The Sisterhood of the Traveling Junk- Part 2

Kimberly Melamed, contributor | August 29th, 200813 comments

In the true spirit of the traveling junk, it is now my turn to share my all purpose, never in the same place for long, traveling junk. Who wants to be next to pass the junk forward?

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Oronoco Contest Winner!

Tim Lahti, contributor | August 27th, 20083 comments

Huddling around some token pieces of junk (and Chloe,) we finally chose our Oronoco '08 winner.

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The Sisterhood of the Traveling Junk

Sue Whitney, editor | August 27th, 20087 comments

I don't know about you, but I like to change things up to avoid boredom. For me, the best junk is adaptable.

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Tried and True Window Table - The Rough and Tough Version

Sue Whitney, editor | August 22nd, 200810 comments

Tables made from windows are a favorite among junk stylists. I love them too, but always thought they seemed to be a bit wimbly.

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Junker's Soul Food

Kimberly Melamed, contributor | August 21st, 200811 comments

As I journey through this life, I am often reminded of the ties that bind us together: family, friends, good times, bad times, lots of laughter, a few tears, great junk, good stories, and of course, a hearty helping of soul food. In my family our lives have always centered around the kitchen table and the times spent together preparing the simple family meals we shared. It is with that in mind, that I start the 'Junker's Soul Food' post. I will share some of my recipes and foodie antics, and it is my hope you will share yours as well. So, pull up a chair, pour some tea, and welcome to the family!

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Fundraiser for Oronoco Community

Sue Whitney, editor | August 21st, 20086 comments

Downtown Oronoco Gold Rush Days is a wonderful community supported event, so we wanted to do what we could to give back. Folks had their pictures taken on the set of Junk Beautiful: Room by Room Makeovers with JUNKMARKET Style and the proceeds will be donated to the community.

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A Reflection of the Past

Kimberly Melamed, contributor | August 20th, 200819 comments

By repurposing our old windows we were able to keep a part of our home's history alive.

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Making Lemonade from Junk Lemons

Sue Whitney, editor | August 20th, 20087 comments

The best way to create a unique centerpiece is to round up a posse of junkables and throw them together.

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Junk Beautiful News

Sue Whitney, editor | August 19th, 200813 comments

Check out the cover of the new book, Junk Beautiful: Outdoor Edition on Amazon.com.

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Meet the JUNKMARKETEERS

Sue Whitney, editor | August 18th, 200814 comments

It is with great pleasure that I introduce the other 2/3s of the team at JUNKMARKET. Please say hello to Tim Lahti and Kimberly Melamed.

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Free the Turtles

Sue Whitney, editor | August 18th, 2008

Many times a re-purpose is better than the intended use.

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Junkers-in-Training. Start 'em off Young!

Sue Whitney, editor | August 18th, 20082 comments

Make junking a family fun affair.

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Food Fight... Believe you me, with this group of junkers anything could happen!

Sue Whitney, editor | August 18th, 20081 comment

A good friend of mine, Stephanie Hendry, taught me about the 80/20 rule. 80% of the time you eat healthy and live within boundaries, the other 20% of the time...go for it and live large. Everything in moderation--including moderation!

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