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A Re-Design Ala-Junk Style!

Lanette Lorsung, contributor | August 5th, 201019 comments

Amy, a fellow contributor on JMS, stayed at my house a few weeks ago and for fun, we decided to do a re-design of my great room, of course ala-Junk Style. Loved how it turned out so I had to share it with y'all!

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An Illuminating Atmosphere

Jim Healy, contributor | July 28th, 201018 comments

A delicate wire grocery store display creates the framework for a lamp with an industrial edge.

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Mirror, Mirror on the Wall . . .

Lanette Lorsung, contributor | June 18th, 201017 comments

Mirror, Mirror on the wall, which mirror is my favorite one of all?

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Vintage Suitcase

Sushikay, member | June 5th, 20105 comments

I found this old suitcase at a second hand store for $10.00. I've never seen one in this size before. It's got printing on the top...possibly where it was travelling to. I love it!

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Television Table

crayzmadre, member | May 4th, 201010 comments

While searching for something "junkstyle" for a TV stand, we found this old sideboard at the flea market that had it's legs cut off. We took the drawers out but kept the faces so that we could...

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Old Champagne Riddler

Sushikay, member | April 22nd, 20101 comment

This is one of my favourite possessions. I bought this champagne riddler on ebay for $25.00. I love it! It's a smaller one than the usual over-sized ones.

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Robinwood Reclaim Tables

robinwoodreclaim, member | April 20th, 20105 comments

We design & build tables in several styles.

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French Table Scape

dmfuller, member | April 11th, 20105 comments

Here is a pick from my kitchen. Check out all the junk! I just love the texture! I'm getting the hang of how to resize photos to post on here! Hopefully I'll get way more posts up soon. I do want to...

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Swap # 5

RustyDiva, member | April 9th, 201010 comments

Here's project #5 from my wonderful junk swap partner, Kathy Stantz. (shabbychick) I could have used these molds for some awesome snacks but decided to yum them up in another way insteadnbsp...

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The Bench is FINISHED!

JACKSON4, member | March 11th, 20109 comments

Two yard sale chairs ....I snagged for free! My father and I simply cut a rectangular piece of plywood and upholstered it, attaching it from the bottom! I actually found this great...

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Please help us....we would like to be a bench someday....

JACKSON4, member | March 9th, 201010 comments

Ugh! I took these chairs home a year ago, free from a yard sale, I would like them to be made into a bench. My thought was upholstering a rectangular board with white and black...

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Faux Ribbon Necklace

DumpsterDecorators, member | February 11th, 201014 comments

Hand dyed and hand stamped vintage seam binding becomes a quick faux ribbon necklace. Simply stamp some ribbon or seam binding and secure with a vintage pin or brooch. I used pins...

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embroidered floral silk shade ..

TroyRash, member | January 21st, 20107 comments

i totally enjoy finding the perfect shade to go with a lamp .. when i can't find one, sometimes i will make one .. i had a great little stick lamp .. and had a shade with a great shape, but it didnt...

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Trash to Treasure Clock Tutorial

Gretchen Schaumann, contributor | January 20th, 201018 comments

An easy project with very few tools needed.

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Vintage Look Candle Hurricane Shades

secondchanceart, member | January 19th, 201018 comments

Here's an easy idea for a candle hurricane shade... made from vellum paper and vintage sheet music or maps-

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slipcovers bring it all together ..

TroyRash, member | January 17th, 20108 comments

i had 2 different pairs of chairs - one a simple mission style and the other a sweet queen anne style - i wanted to group them around a white table - so i pulled them together by sewing together some...

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Well Worn, But Well Loved . . .

Lanette Lorsung, contributor | January 17th, 201021 comments

I have a huge fondness for Ironstone. The problem, sometimes it can be way too expensive. But if you want to start a collection, and don't want to spend a ton, look for the pieces that have been well used. I seem to have more of attachment to them anyway.

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What's Under That Glass Dome?

Jenny Kompolt, contributor | January 14th, 201025 comments

I make a lot of art statement pieces using glass domes & cloches. Here are a couple I just finished for a client using vintage trophy toppers as the primary focal point, stacked foundry molds as the base and glass domes on top. My goal with these particular pieces was to keep them really neutral in color and simple in design.

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dresser makeovers

BJjunk, member | January 13th, 201015 comments

Dressers we took from brown and/or damaged to a new life. The first one had venear damage and water stains. Now very cool with a Gothic paint job, as BJ calls that paint style. #3 had broken drawers...

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