'frame' tag - JUNKMARKET Style

OUTDOOR WALL HANGING

nmtraveler, member | February 7th, 20097 comments

It all started with the old cabinet door frame which was another Canton, TX find. I added the beadboard behind it and crackle painted it. The bottles are supported at the neck...

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Yee Ditty Haw Frame Up

Sue Whitney, editor | February 5th, 200916 comments

You have no idea how long I have been waiting to title a post by this name. A stirrup gave me the perfect opportunity.

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Earring Decor

livinonthecrowrock, member | February 2nd, 20095 comments

I hated where my earrings had been stored and was trying to think of something new and different. I thought of the bulletin boards that people were making with frames, ribbon, and fabric as a...

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Berry Basket Frame

Jim Healy, contributor | February 1st, 200914 comments

With a great weathered patina from years on the farm these vintage Berry Baskets make a quick picture frame. What better place for the Basket then on a vintage Grocery Cart turned into an End Table...

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Stove Grate Clock

Junkpony, member | January 28th, 20099 comments

This is about as lazy as one can possibly get. I've had this stove/chimney grate floating around my house forever, wasn't sure what to do with it next. Decided to see if it would fit...

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AQUARIUM STAND RE-DEUX

scubacuba2, member | January 25th, 20098 comments

This is my first aquarium. I researchd the internet and was alarmed at the cost to purchase and equip a new 75-gallon tank. But, there's always Craigslist and I found a sweet deal for...

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Old window art created from recycled glass

cottagecache, member | January 23rd, 200914 comments

I took this old window I had and created pictures and designs from bits of recycled glass from broken bottles, dishes, leftover stained glass and flat glass pebbles.

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Old window decoration

ela1203, member | January 16th, 20099 comments

This is just an old window frame I got for free and just some quilt scraps to place behind the glass. I saw this idea in an antique shop for $65.00 and realized I could do this at home for free!

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Pizza Mural for Husband's Restaurant

pizzawife, member | January 14th, 20097 comments

This was a surprise Christmas present I did for my husband.

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Believe Santa Door Panel

JudyJunkster, member | January 9th, 200916 comments

This is a panel cut from a 100 year old wooden door. The Santa is one of my own designs that I teach in my seminars. He's painted in acrylics. I've got an unusually narrow spot over my...

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A Trio of Fresh Ideas!

Sue Whitney, editor | January 8th, 200922 comments

Vintage toothbrush holders are a dime a dozen. I took a member's challenge and used only what materials I could find at home to create these adorable ditties.

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Cigar Box Items

junkpainter, member | January 7th, 20098 comments

Cigar boxes are a great way to get creative and cheap. Enjoy and let's see your ideas!

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My Family Pic Gallery

junkpainter, member | January 7th, 20097 comments

I made this out of an old door my husband found at a job. I used some corbels that I had saved for the bottom. I used various sized acrylic frames and strong 2 sided tape. Now I can...

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Tin Ceiling Fixture Lamp & Sign

plumberdaughter, member | January 2nd, 20098 comments

I made these lamps using antique light fixtures and galvanized pipes. I actually found pipes that threaded into the fixtures. The hardest thing was drilling a hole through the insulator in the...

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Message Boards

bluejean, member | January 2nd, 200910 comments

These assorted message boards were made from old screens, windows, or frames. Some I used as is except for some paint and the addition of cork, metal and chalkboard. Others I...

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Toboggan Winter Photo Display

Candy Allen, contributor | December 31st, 200812 comments

What do you do with your sledding equipment when not in use? Why, make a photo display from it, of course!

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Dominos

AuntieQ18, member | December 31st, 20089 comments

Dominos refigured into a desk set! Better than rotting in a landfill!

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How to Make a Quiche Pan Frame

Sue Whitney, editor | December 30th, 20081 comment

Since my daughter has become a vegan, I have little to no use for my quiche pan. So, I thought it would be funny to frame a picture of her in it to remind her of the days when she actually ate eggs. Ha! I'm not quite sure if she appreciates my sense of humor quite as much as I do. Seriously though, when you find something lying about that you don't use any more, why not put it back into play? That's exactly what we decided to do. E is on her second week of winter break and we were looking for something fun to do. After identifying the body of the frame we gathered the rest of our materials from the box of leftover Christmas trinkets, treasures, and papers, and went straight to work. The finished project will hang on a wall in my bedroom so I can see that smiling cherubic face, of a once upon a time preschooler, every morning when I wake up. Ahhh... those were the days! What she doesn't know is that this is the first of many photos to be framed JUNKMARKET Style to adorn her 'Wall of Fame' when she graduates from high school next year. Not all of them will be this adorable... I'll also need to address that awkward stage. Poor E!

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How to Make a Quiche Pan Frame

Sue Whitney, editor | December 30th, 20081 comment

Since my daughter has become a vegan, I have little to no use for my quiche pan. So, I thought it would be funny to frame a picture of her in it to remind her of the days when she actually ate eggs. Ha! I'm not quite sure if she appreciates my sense of humor quite as much as I do. Seriously though, when you find something lying about that you don't use any more, why not put it back into play? That's exactly what we decided to do. E is on her second week of winter break and we were looking for something fun to do. After identifying the body of the frame we gathered the rest of our materials from the box of leftover Christmas trinkets, treasures, and papers, and went straight to work. The finished project will hang on a wall in my bedroom so I can see that smiling cherubic face, of a once upon a time preschooler, every morning when I wake up. Ahhh... those were the days! What she doesn't know is that this is the first of many photos to be framed JUNKMARKET Style to adorn her 'Wall of Fame' when she graduates from high school next year. Not all of them will be this adorable... I'll also need to address that awkward stage. Poor E!

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