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There's No Place Like a Midwest Home Show!

Lanette Lorsung, contributor | November 18th, 200915 comments

I was privileged to have some of my items shown in the Midwest Home Show in Minneapolis. My dear friend, Sue Wolfe (another very creative Sue W), was asked to be a part of this event and I was thrilled to be able to contribute.

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Candle Light

TinTinJunkFan, member | November 17th, 20098 comments

I was looking for something to tie into the zebra print chaise...this is what I came up with...

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Weight just a minute...there's junk in those paperweights!

Kathy Stantz, contributor | November 17th, 200923 comments

Well, we're getting ready for another show, and here's one of my favorite projects - and it's a simple one too!

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Framing Up Vintage Bus Scrolls

Jenny Kompolt, contributor | November 15th, 200920 comments

First of all, I’ve missed you guys! Many of you might know that I recently left my “day job” to focus on turning my art & design into a full-time thing. I’ve been a busy, busy bee hunting and gathering as well as putting things together for some upcoming shows. So, now I’m back with lots more to share and inspire! Here’s one of my latest projects: vintage New York State and the Central Coast of CA. bus scrolls framed up with vintage cabinet door windows

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Over the Top Pens -Vintage Flair Never Goes Out of Style

MaddieMac, member | November 14th, 20097 comments

I have always come across Vintage Tea Cups always in clear glass, some with etching. Since for some strange reason We don't use them (Everybody in General). But they are so...

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Floating Vintage Ceiling Tin

Candy Allen, contributor | November 12th, 200923 comments

I am all about simple projects and feel this one epitomizes my junk decor viewpoint. Easy. Inexpensive. And no tools.

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Hollydaze make me smile!

lakelover69, member | November 11th, 20098 comments

Another brass chandelier re-do. I have turned this into somewhat of a cottage industry. I have sold 4 candoliers and the orders are coming in for Christmas. Who Knew!!!

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A teensy little shopping trip for my booth

fionaandtwig, member | November 9th, 200912 comments

Ha! If by teensy tiny you're referring to King Kong or the Titanic! My buddy Troy of Junk Exchange (and a frequent JUNKMARKET Style contributor, too) had a HUGE blowout warehouse sale this past week...

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A new addition to the front yard

Refinerii, member | November 7th, 200913 comments

A cute sculpture I made a few days ago.... Salvaged steel parts including bearings, bolts, chain, gears, a plow disk, & glass insulators. I think it's a nice addition to the...

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Shakers on a stick

LuAnn, member | November 7th, 20099 comments

A smaller version of the "vase on a stick". Since most garden's are tucked in for the winter I wanted something to "jazz" up my house plants. Had the shakers around so I thought I could...

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Pumpkin Carving Stencil Uses

ECOGREENGIRL, member | October 31st, 20094 comments

Halloween Stencils Slate: I have these fabulous slate signage squares (I removed the wood trim), and have been enjoying finding fun and new ways to use them! I've always liked the inexpensive...

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Paris Themed Necklace

Gretchen Schaumann, contributor | October 30th, 200912 comments

A vintage element redesign, which was in the end snatched up by the one and only "Lani" to be a part of her own colletion.

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RING aROUND the Rosie!

Kathy Stantz, contributor | October 29th, 200921 comments

Sue inspired me with her posts on all things "round"...

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Redo..Coffee Table and End Table

Shelley_, member | October 28th, 200910 comments

This is my coffee table and end table that was redone by antiquing in black and covering the glass tops with fabric. I sprayed with fabric protectant in case of...

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SHESELLSSEASHELLS...

bensonstreet, member | October 27th, 20094 comments

Another project - I have had these shells forever. The vase was a $2 garage sale goodie and I mixed some sandbox sand and rock salt (so sparkly..). The remainder of the stuff on the shelf is from...

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Ta Da!

bensonstreet, member | October 27th, 20099 comments

Well, here is part one of the junk make-over! I painted the lower cupboards and the upper shelves with a shiny white paint. My husband put the top on the cupboards - just a piece of unfinished wood...

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GoodWill Finds - Kitchen Wall Grouping

Shelley_, member | October 25th, 20097 comments

I saw something similar to this on JunkMarket Style and thought I might give it a shot. Everything in the grouping is a Goodwill find except the Au Gras Normand picturenbsp...

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Junk Style Centerpiece

CraftingWendy, member | October 25th, 20097 comments

If only this rusty, green lantern could talk...We picked it up for $2 at the World's Largest Garage Sale. I love the color and patina. I married it with a vintage silver plate serving tray, some...

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Keeper of the Bling

RustyDiva, member | October 25th, 20099 comments

I must confess that I am not only a clothes hound but I also indulge in a little "bling" addiction. My bling is out~growing my jewelry boxes so I thought I would make one for myself. I...

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Barnyard tealight display

Grasshopper22, member | October 24th, 20098 comments

I really like the way this one turned out...the glass square holders were part of a chandalier that I got at the re-store. I found some sticky cut outs of roosters and chickens and placed on the...

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