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A little vintage texture

burningrubber, member | June 16th, 20092 comments

Can you feel the textures. The cool ceramic quilts. The worn leather and rattan. The old jars that once housed mustard and mayo. A frame with crackled and chipped paint over warm and wabbly wood...

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Wooden Champagne Crates

TinTinJunkFan, member | June 11th, 20093 comments

These champagne crates were a find--- I have a feeling they will have many lives....

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World Peace

BarkingDogs, member | June 9th, 20095 comments

Finished projects to take to my Booth.

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Inspired to make Tour de France Signage

byabpryor, member | June 9th, 2009

My signage was inspired by Lanette's project. I took the wheels off of a Jeep baby carriage, the board is a vintage artist canvas strecter piece, wire and blackboard paint. I am actually putting more...

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garden flowers

Deni0529, member | June 5th, 20098 comments

I used pieces I had found at yard sales, and some fence rails left over from a salvaged metal fence my husband had gotten. Mostly kitchen stuff (jello molds, plates) and old silverware for the...

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Babyface Book - Contributor Challenge

Candy Allen, contributor | May 29th, 200916 comments

Not to be mistaken for Baby Facebook. Your guests will sing you praises for this vintage album-covered scrapbook sitting all upcycled-like on your coffee table.

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Knick Knacks

DarbyGirl, member | May 28th, 20092 comments

It has been raining for two days straight up at my cottage so I have been busy downloading pictures. Here are a few more little knick knacks that I have around my cottage.

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Dressers and more

DarbyGirl, member | May 28th, 20094 comments

These are a few of the items I have in my cottage. The theme seems to be following the white painted furniture and beach glass.

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Your Picture Doesn't Sing

MaxwellStreet, member | May 14th, 200912 comments

I had fun using some of my amassed vintage frames. I cut apart a window and screen, made it into a frame, and used other vintage frame bits to fill it. One piece of glass has part of a letter from...

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Mom And Pops' Junk Stash

Candy Allen, contributor | May 11th, 200914 comments

You can't go wrong when you leave a place with a carload of junk! A visit to my parents' house allowed me to do just that.

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Antique Sale FUN!!

Georgia Terrell, contributor | May 11th, 200918 comments

Here are some pictures of my booth at the Antique sale last weekend.

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"old School"

Debbiejean, member | May 7th, 200918 comments

I have these old school lockers and am wondering if anyone has any ideas of what to do with them. I am thinking of giving them back to the "junk". What do you think? Other then holding more junk does...

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Share Your Junk With Mom

Candy Allen, contributor | May 7th, 200910 comments

A visit to Mom's with muffins and junk in hand. Let her know who's Queen for a Day.

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Junk Chime

Candy Allen, contributor | April 30th, 200912 comments

A found junk chime that anyone can do.

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LP album trays

greencricket, member | April 30th, 200914 comments

After discovering a stack of great and amusing albums at my local thift store this winter, I have been working on a use for just this thing and am thrilled this challenge helped bring it...

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Got Me An "A" !

Candy Allen, contributor | April 27th, 200915 comments

Fellow junkers are some of the kindest people around...

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Hand Painted Floor Cloth

ginnypaints, member | April 23rd, 20099 comments

This Floor cloth is 36 inches x 48 inches and was painted on the back of a linoleum remnant that was a "give away" at a local flooring company. It was a great surface to paint on.

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Crib Notes On Weaving - Shhh, Don't Tell

Candy Allen, contributor | April 20th, 200924 comments

Pssst, here's a test for junkers worldwide. What do you do with a baby crib spring found on the curbside? Shhhh, I'll give you the answer but you must keep quiet.

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Button Tray

ModHomeEcTeacher, member | April 14th, 200917 comments

A $1.99 teak tray from Goodwill was a breeze to convert into a hip Button Tray for wine and cheese. The trick is the drill bit housing that takes a nice plug right out of the wood. A little sanding...

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