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"The True Measure of Life..."
14 commentsThis has to be one of my favorite pieces and it literally sold before we got it on the wall at the last show!
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There's No Place Like a Midwest Home Show!
15 commentsI 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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Framing Up Vintage Bus Scrolls
20 commentsFirst 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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Feeling A Little Starry-Eyed
8 commentsLike many of you, I already have Christmas on the brain. So when I was perusing my local online auction, all things red were jumping out at me. One particular listing caught my eye...
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A "washed up" mop bucket? Nope!
17 commentsNo longer used for cleaning, it's now a stylish container for my scrapbooks or magazines, OR toiletries in the bath OR beverage/ice holder for patio parties, etc., etc. You get the picture!
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rusty easel
10 commentsI found this piece of chain in our junk pile. It was rusted into this form and I took my cue from other junkers on this site as to what to do with it. I've displayed a vintage postcard.
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A new addition to the front yard
13 commentsA 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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Leafy Sail Sculpture
12 commentsA cute sculpture created this spring; made from some old gears, a big bearing, brass, copper, stainless steel, & a few rivets & nuts & bolts. The top portion spins freely on the...
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RE Boutique Sign
17 commentsA set of signs made for a cute little boutique in downtown Boise--that my cousin just opened this summer. I used left over copper, re-claimed steel, cable scraps, & other metal...
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Steel Spring Table
18 commentsNew dining room table I made today; for the whole story behind it see my blog at http://industrialrevelations.blogspot.com . A huge, heavy train spring, with a concrete saw for a top. Base is...
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Hatchery pipe plant stand
10 commentsKicking around an old DNR fish hatchery pond looking for morels, I almost stumbled over this corrugated old pipe--the first of such I had ever seen. Some of the other pipe there was actually...
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Another Crazy Lamp
22 commentsI believe this is a first for me. I have built something out of junk to hold more junk.
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Another great grate!
10 commentsI found this grate at a wharehouse junk sale for a dollar. I had been looking for something to turn into a porch light for the front of my house. and I knew instantly that this would work.
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Industrial Fan Grate Wreath
11 commentsWhat do you do when your garage needs painting and it's just to cold? My suggestion: Distract the eye!!! Go to the salvage yard and buy an old Industrial Fan Grate and repurpose it as a Fall Wreath!
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I Had a "LIGHT BULB" Moment
11 commentsI found this old light cage and bulb cover at a barn sale in Cayucos Ca. (Sue's favorite place) and knew I could do lots of things with it. Here are a couple of ways to use them ..together and apart...
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Trick or Treat
27 commentsHere’s a creepy project that was brewed up by combining vintage Halloween memorabilia with some estate sale treasures.
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FINALLY!! Organized - sort of...
18 commentsI worked most of my fall break reorganizing my craft room. I found these GREAT used lockers on line that have 10 lockers per column, so I have 60 in all! Now everything has a place! Well, almost...
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Happy Autumn
29 commentsThis vintage shopping cart is a recent flea market find that was destined to hold falls harvest.
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