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Faux Fireplace from Scraps

MakinItHappen, member | March 29th, 20137 comments

Reclaimed/salvaged/already-had materials used: plywood, closet door, moldings from Habitat Restore, resin shelves, xmas lights, wood stain, screws, concrete logs. Bought new: some screws, liquid...

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Back to the Drawing Board

Jim Healy, editor | March 25th, 201317 comments

Check out a few of my concept sketches.

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Fall Mantle with salvage

BraytonHomestead, member | November 1st, 20096 comments

Salvage pieces mix with fall's bounty on kitchen fireplace mantle. Just so easy to mix corbels and crumbly wood into seasonal displays...

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I love a collage

Andrea Miller, contributor | October 13th, 200914 comments

Thought I'd share a couple of my collage experiments. I was pleased with the results. I sold both of these items at this years' Junk Fest in September. They were two of my favorite...

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Recycled Fire Place Pumpkin

RCNA, member | September 21st, 20099 comments

I saw this rusted electric fire place hood in my husband's junk pile and thought it just screamed, ''Save me...Make me into a pumkin!!'' I painted the face on and...

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Faux Fireplace

PaintingIsMyPassion, member | July 8th, 20097 comments

I found this fireplace surround at a garage sale. We purchased the vintage iron fireplace inner surround at an antique store. My hubby made the wood surround firebox hole smaller to accomodate the...

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Disgarded Fireplace Stand turned Necklace holder!

JunkMama1, member | March 29th, 20097 comments

Another great find at the Seattle Goodwill Outlet! When I discovered this Fireplace Tool Stand it was dirty and covered in soot. I had my hubby take it to work and have it sand blasted...

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Less Expensive Than a Real Fireplace

Jim Healy, editor | December 6th, 20086 comments

I built, painted and distressed this Mantle as an alternative to a real fireplace, which would have cost $30,000. Adding up all the wood, paint, etc. this project cost about $25.00 I picked up the...

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