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Merchandising Junk...Advice Requested

ALVN of WhisperWood Cottage, contributor | September 26th, 20087 comments

These are some photos of a flea market I was at recently. It was my first time as a vendor. It went pretty well and I had a great time. I was wondering though...how does one go about successfully...

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Lani's Porch - My Take on Falloween . . . .

Lanette Lorsung, contributor | September 25th, 200812 comments

After such wonderful inspiration from Sue's porch I finally got to work on my own porch. Here's the finish product. More pictures can be seen on my blog. It's hard to pick...

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A birdhouse with a twist

Georgia Terrell, contributor | September 23rd, 20084 comments

Whether the birds are going South for the winter or just camping in your front yard, this little travel trailer birdhouse is super cute. I met Ken and Sue Burns at their booth and they had an amazing...

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From "ick" to "slick"...Sconce Rescue

ALVN of WhisperWood Cottage, contributor | September 18th, 20084 comments

I found these two outdoor sconces under a table at a garage sale...covered in grime, with broken glass and missing parts. My junker's instinct took hold and said, "Here's a diamond in the rough." So...

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Picnic bench flower stand

JunkMonkey, member | September 16th, 20087 comments

I have an old picnic bench that I use in my garden to elevate some of my plants.

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Spools, spools, spools

Georgia Terrell, contributor | September 13th, 200813 comments

Here's a use for about 30 of the 50 million spools I have. I drilled holes through the top and bottom of each spool and ran a long piece of floral wire through each hole...kinda like sewing. I...

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Mini Bowling Pin Helmet Rack

Kimberly Melamed, contributor | September 8th, 20084 comments

Hang your cranial protectors on multi-colored mini bowling pins.

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Corbel Shelf

Lanette Lorsung, contributor | September 3rd, 200816 comments

These were a couple of corbels I purchase in Oronoco (thanks Georgia for directing me to the dealer who had them!) I'm not one to "build" a lot of things, mainly repurpose them or build them on...

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Teeter-Totter Bench

Sue Whitney, editor | September 3rd, 2008

There's no fooling you. As soon as I asked "what is this?" you said, "a teeter-totter!" Next time I'm finding something that's junkingly incomprehensible.

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The Sisterhood of the Traveling Junk- Part 2

Kimberly Melamed, contributor | August 29th, 200813 comments

In the true spirit of the traveling junk, it is now my turn to share my all purpose, never in the same place for long, traveling junk. Who wants to be next to pass the junk forward?

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Rusty Bird Bath

csudderth, member | August 26th, 200815 comments

Most of you have probably seen this from earlier times but thought I'd post it again. Here is my rusty birdbath I welded from pieces picked up at the local scrap metal yard. The bowl is...

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Plant stand

junkinhart, member | August 25th, 20086 comments

Found an old washtub stand and copper washtub for $5 at a yardsale. Rearranged my plants on the back deck. Looking for another stand -- when locked together upright to be my towel hanger...

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Junky Basket Lady

csudderth, member | August 23rd, 200817 comments

Meet the junky basket lady! Her body is made from an old lawn mower reel, her hat is the cover from a ceiling fan, her skirt is tin, her hair is chains, her legs and arms are old pipe and her...

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Hanging Trivet Candle

Georgia Terrell, contributor | August 21st, 20087 comments

Sometimes even an old trivet and some rusty chain can be made into something feminine and girly. I used epoxy to glue the fancy glass dish to the trivet and added crystals and a beautiful candle. See...

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Grow Shovel

Sue Whitney, editor | August 20th, 20086 comments

Snip snip here, glue glue there, a couple of army dogs...that's how we get a garden grown in the merry ol' land of JUNK!

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A LITTLE BIT OF COUNTRY IN THE CITY

italianpeasant, member | August 20th, 20088 comments

I WANTED A BIT OF PRIVACY & HATE BEING OUT IN THE OPEN; SO I JUNGLED UP MY PROPERTY & NOW NO ONE CAN FIND ME, NOT EVEN MY HUSBAND!! SURPRISING WHAT A FEW VINES CAN DO! THE THIRD PIC IS MY...

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