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I have a hard time NOT picking up any more windows - I really don't have any walls to hang them on - but I still luv them & try to sneak them in my "stashes" of things I like!

Maybe a table cloth on a circular table - with some kind of candle, globe lamp, map of something, etc.

Yes, a clock with a hang tag or something that it's always "time for chocolate."

Unique headboard!

I want the tables, your organized, clean workspace, your mind, etc., etc. Great details with the whole project!

What else can I say? Measures up to our "standards."

New shopping idea - TX - so unique -

I LUV rust AND red - my favs. So cute with the scrabble words, photos, etc. Yep, you were a happy camper back then!

I LUVVVVVVVVV the lettering, etc. WOW - I hope your son joins "Junk Market"!

Another great re-use --- our ancestors would be proud!

Love all the ornies; however, my fingers "hurt" when I look at the clothespins (which I love) but all the work!!! Oh my.

Luv the displays!

Cool - how did I miss this one?

I have an old bucket like this waiting for the day to use it for "something" - I have plans NOW! TX for the "clean" idea - lol

All I can add is "Amen" - love it

Super idea

Did you paint the baskets too?

Yahoo - another great save!

luv this

Wouldn't you know - I just donated my microwave glass turntable - I'll have to buy them back. LOL

I paint everything I can but never thought of painting the "inside" of a coffee carafe. How cool is that? Love the AMBIANCE it creates. TX for sharing.

Wow - a great save!

I just LOVE this site --- it's like going to school! I didn't know I could use Bri-wax to seal rusty prims. Yeah.

I LOVE this; also have a "door" window & am going to hang photos & try to do the cool wording! TX for the info!

Thanks for the "STRIPPING" info - now, I'll have to find it. I've used QRV but it's out-of-business - it was wonderful!

I think that's MY skirt - no kidding - I used to have one like that & gave it to Goodwill - too funny.

We have an antique sale going on in Rice Lake, WI, this weekend - I am going back to buy the single snowshoe I saw yesterday!!!

Another great display - luv this one too!

It must be too early for me - where do you get a "clip-on" lamp kit? LUV the flag too!

I'll take it for $5 - LOL - what a deal - lucky duck!

What paint stripper did you use?

Wonderful re-purpose! Love the jar photo accessory too. I want it.

It is cute & I also started projects & as I got into it, it turned out to be mountain rather than a molehill! Congrats on finishing; so where will it go now?

I own two of these vintage shaving mirrors - I love your idea!

I just dumpster-dived a bathroom cabinet - yeah, now I'm going to try this idea!

You are SO creative - is that a mirror in the third pic behind your decor?

Do you know how far Rice Lake, WI, is from your sale?

This is so practical & cute at the same time!

Definitely one-of-kind - just awesome!

Is the middle glass painted with chalk-board paint?

I hung country-plaid material in my husband's gun cabinet - now I feel like painting it!

I LOVE Briwax - it's one of my favorites for spiffing up vintage wood items.

I want this!

Love, love, love it!

Where do you get the glass-topped typewriter keys you use in your cool projects?

LOVE, LOVE, this idea!!! So creative - esp. with the curtain rod holders.

"Wish" it were mine! Could you hang a "barn" pulley from your hook & change the bucket of flowers to fall leaves, winter evergreens, spring tuplips??? I love the tin roof & the Texas star add-on's.

I have a collection of old alarm clocks; I'm trying to re-use them by opening the clock up & taking out the "guts" & replace with a modern clock battery. Has anyone tried this yet?

Do you have a maid?

Looks original - like it belongs there! Yahoo

I couldn't figure out what to do with my chick feeder either; I can't wait to rig this up for a new night light in my kitchen! Oh I LOVE your idea.

You've won the "Junker's Lottery" - I'm so jealous!

I want to do the same with my screen door; however, how did you hang the mirror?

You "GOT IT" - too bad for the ones that don't! That leaves more junk for us who got it---have it, want it!

Upside down rake as a shelf? Why didn't I think of that b/4?

Amen to all the posts already written - what more can I say? Now I want to do the same---just to show my friends what fun "junking" can be!!!

Was the glass "frosted" b/4 you painted on it?

I hang my small, old garden tools from a similar rake

I have an old typewriter (came over on the "Mayflower") - wish I had that stand to display my antique! I have a metal file cabinet & my "antique" cassette tapes fit perfectly in it.

Make great door stops; bookends; love this new idea! I have quite a few as my Mom worked in a shoe factory!

My husband would have had me "committed" if I did a project like that so you are lucky your hubby helped - looks like a lot of work but I love the re-cycling idea & the future use of the springs!

I use my "bread box" to hold bills to be paid!

I love ALL of your stuff!!!

Now I want my Kerosene cans BACK! Are you selling these? If so, how much?

Awesome - one of a kind - almost too cute to use!

I'm so jealous!

I live 50 miles north of Eau Claire - do you sell your treasures out of your home?

I live up north & love to shop at Hixton - I'm going to check out your booth!!! Probably bought treasures from you. LOL

What did you use to tie them together?

Unbelievable - so creative - I'll never be able to get rid of ANYTHING!!! LOL

What gauge wire did you use? Would old clothes hangers work?

What ever made you think of using cinnamon?

Did you paint the suitcases yellow?

How lucky the washboards fit the window - I have a window in my laundry room - will see how I can make this work! Love the idea!

Did you hang this on a wall or is free-standing?

I'm just curious on how you got about pricing all these treasures that are posted on JunkMarket.

Did you make the picture frame that is next to the goblet? If so, what is it made of?

I'm so hooked on this website; first thing I check in the a.m. & just can NOT believe all these outstanding projects --- I love all the creative ideas but most of all, the "re-cycling" - so dear to my heart!!!

I use my husband's old minnow bucket (the strainer part) for a luminary. Simple!

Is it attached to the wood? Or is that just a background thing?

Is the handle an old barret?

I'm sure the local Thrift shop wonders what I'm doing with all the "junk" I buy - LOL. Now I'll be looking for a large hoop. Actually donated one in the past; should have kept it!

WOW - love the look PLUS the idea - better use than an ash tray!

I have a very small, old white porcelain cook stove; I keep my cookbooks inside the door. I like the wood burning idea too!

Are these "bobbin" spools? If so, I'd put one in my laundry room with my old clothespins and/or next to my sewing machine and insert with material, thread, etc. Cool idea!

Makes me wonder what my body will be re-cycled into in my "next life." LOL --- great project!

I live in WI so I know about the "spray painting" problem. Our garage is insulated so I do "mini-spray" jobs by inserting my to-be-painted item in a large cardboard box; then spray!

Could use chalk-board paint and design an original chalkboard! Also, could paint a checkers and/or chinese board, etc. Tie the eraser and chalk with a ribbon attached to the underside of the chair.

So what did you do with the wheels or are they still attached to the wagon?

I would attach to a vintage board---a circular mold as a "flower" and glue a vintage button in the middle; appropriate cookie cutters, etc. as leaves; and cut an old, black wire-coat hanger for a stem.

Could also use the molds as candle holders and add vintage marbles, sea shells, river-rock, etc. around the candle.

I knew I should have kept Grandma's old lights - love the creative wreath!!!

Just had another thought - if I do find a toboggan, I can use it by my desk; hang it "upside" down & use that end to hold my mail, magazines, seasonal flowers, etc. Would also hang family photos.

If I find an old toboggan, I'd like to use it with the photos as a small-room divider, and/or in my year-round Christmas room and add Christmas photos from the past.

Is the card on "paper" or "material"? Where do I get this iron-on adhesive? Am I having a brain-freeze moment here or what? LOL

I have a "Fels-Naptha Soap" grater in my laundry room; attached an old, original-wrapped Fels-Naptha bar of soap with country-tied ribbon. Sometimes I actually "use" the grater!

I absolutely am a firm believer in "recycling" - it's amazing how creative we are with "JUNK" - I've always been a dumpster diver and am proud of it!