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Junkin' Punkin" at the Library

junkgrl48, member | October 27th, 20099 comments

Every year I "junk" up a pumpkin for the library I work at. The hat is from a "shish kabob" cooker and I finally found a way to use some buttons. The nose is a faucet. Love it when I can...

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October Floral of the Month

Sue Whitney, editor | October 27th, 200915 comments

Here comes the bride. In honor of Halloween let me introduce to you, The Bride of Junkenstein!

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Halloween tree

mritz, member | October 26th, 200910 comments

The branch was free and I already had the flower pot. I used an old styrofoam cooler to give the tree a study base. I bought the spiderweb, the crows and lights at the...

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Texas Hoarders Estate Junk Sale

TroyRash, member | October 26th, 20099 comments

my partner and i have been preparing for our big warehouse sale - we are hoarders - were - no, are - however, we have decided to release some of the things we have saved - sharing pics of the...

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Junk Pumpkins

bluebucket, member | October 25th, 200913 comments

A few junk pieces and pumkins come together to create this scene.

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back porch halloween

bluebucket, member | October 25th, 20097 comments

Just wanted to share my halloween display even though it doesn't consist totally of junk.

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What do a rusty wheelbarrow, gas can, and hand saw have in common?

sshack, member | October 22nd, 20095 comments

Answer: Yard arrangement. Rusty and old items found curbside.

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Trick or Treat...Mwah ah ah!!

Sue Whitney, editor | October 21st, 200923 comments

It's that time again! Ghosts and goblins across the globe are gearing up for Halloween. Get prepared for parties at your home with junk you find about the house.

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Crazy JUNK PUMPKINS

crazymomluvsjunk, member | October 19th, 20098 comments

I had lots of fun making these pumpkins last night. The big white grinning one came from a broken piece on a watering can. I was going to throw it away, and it dawned on me that I could...

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Trick or Treat

Jim Healy, contributor | October 17th, 200927 comments

Here’s a creepy project that was brewed up by combining vintage Halloween memorabilia with some estate sale treasures.

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Fall Is In The Air

itsnotjunk2me, member | October 14th, 20093 comments

Although I don't care for cold weather, I DO love the fall colors of the NE. I hope you enjoy this little vignette on our back porch. This somehow makes it "warmer" in the midst of the 40...

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Candy find me?

JunkN_DoughNuts, member | October 13th, 200911 comments

Found this breadbox at a Yard Sale and it looked like it wanted some attention. This little box is the centerpiece for all my parties and the center of attention in my kitchen!

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Edible Centerpiece

Sue Whitney, editor | October 13th, 200921 comments

Well, it's October 13th and it just snowed five inches in Minnesota. Par for the course I guess. So while everyone else is decorating outside for fall. I had to move the bounty inside. Ha!

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Fall Decorations

roadtriplouise, member | October 12th, 200915 comments

This is a primitive cart I bought at an auction for $3.00. Added some pumpkins for an outside fall decoration.

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Happy Autumn

Jim Healy, contributor | October 12th, 200929 comments

This vintage shopping cart is a recent flea market find that was destined to hold falls harvest.

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Junk fall decor

CraftingWendy, member | October 11th, 200918 comments

This is my first post and I have been inspired by all the ideas from my fellow junkers. I was looking for a way to decorate our front step for fall but not break the budget. So I went into my...

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"A SCARY LITTLE JUNK SWAG"

janis gurney, contributor | October 10th, 200924 comments

Create a little word swag from some old coasters.

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Festive Fall "JUNK" Scarecrows

MichelleG22, member | October 8th, 20099 comments

All you need is an old board, and misc. stuff to dress them up. For tools we used, a drill, screwdrivers, hammer, and wire cutters. I also used old or new canning jars in various sizes, made a wire...

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