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Outdoor Pot

ginnypaints, member | April 22nd, 20096 comments

Regular clay flower pot was sealed to water proof inside and painted with outdoor scene. Dish was painted to match and can be used as a top or dish for pot to sit in.

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Heavy Table Makes a Mighty Statement

Jenny Kompolt, contributor | April 20th, 200919 comments

Well, the stuff I’ve been finding at the Salvage Yard keeps getting heavier and heavier… The guys are starting to tease me now because everything takes a forklift to lift into my truck. The parts for this indoor / outdoor table were no exception. It’s mighty and it's heavy!

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Moasic server

romancenrelics, member | April 20th, 200911 comments

base was once a candle stick, the tray was a bread plate (?) i glued them together and did a mosaic on the tray.

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Sterno Burners are NOT just for Tea.

Georgia Terrell, contributor | April 18th, 200911 comments

Sterno burners go from camp-out to home accessories.

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MORE JUNK FROM JUNKIN' GIONI

italianpeasant, member | April 16th, 20095 comments

MORE COOL STUFF

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GIONI WENT A JUNKIN'

italianpeasant, member | April 16th, 20099 comments

DID SOME POWER SHOPPING & MY PICKERS CAME THROUGH FOR ME WITH JUNK THEY KNOW I'LL LOVE

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One of My Top Ten - Cloches!

Lanette Lorsung, contributor | April 15th, 200918 comments

After seeing Sue's post on her Top Ten at Round Top, I thought I'd contribute one of my own Top Ten, Cloches.

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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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Repurposed Desk Made With Vintage Type and Machinist Table Base

Jenny Kompolt, contributor | April 14th, 200938 comments

My *new* desk made from a machine shop table and vintage type is complete. It measures a whopping 4' wide by 8' long. It took over two months to put together and I am so happy with the results.

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Funky Funnel Lamp

Jim Healy, contributor | April 4th, 200920 comments

All the components for this lamp came together in about 15 minutes at last Sunday’s flea market. Galvanized funnel, old glass jug, broom handle and a box full of lamp parts…thank God...

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Strange Cargo Returns.

StrangeCargo, member | March 31st, 200910 comments

Some small projects put together out of some pretty basic things. A simple pleasure. Thank you for the opportunity! Ken

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Cotage Chic Bud Vase Enamelware Tray

chiccottagejunk, member | March 29th, 20094 comments

A former blue enamelware roasting tray became a tray for antique bottles and jars. A sweet little tray for coffee & a bagel or for a collection of bud vases.

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No Empty Nest Blues for Me!!

junkPrincess, member | March 28th, 20094 comments

My son moved into his first apartment! No empty Nest Blues for Me! I turned his bedroom into a beautiful showcase for my antiques, vintage and cool junk finds!

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ViNtaGe GLoBe LiGhT FiXtuRe VaSe

jennyttt, member | March 27th, 20098 comments

I got this beautiful glass vintage light fixture globe from a thrift store and thought it would look great as a vase!

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Utensil Holder - Old Heavy Lard Press

WeBeJunkin, member | March 26th, 20099 comments

We picked this up for $4.00 from an older lady who did not want to keep lifting it into her truck. We tried different things inside of it but you could not fully see it so we decided to use it in our...

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What to do with iron table base and Chinese checker board?

thehillbillies, member | March 24th, 20098 comments

Another project I finally got a chance to tackle in the new spring weather. Had this iron table stand I picked up somewhere, painted it from green to black. Got the Chinese checkers board...

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A Vintage Decanter Lamp

Sue Whitney, editor | March 23rd, 200915 comments

One of the best things about using junk in your home decor is the fact that it is truly timeless. This lamp was originally a JUNKMARKET project for Country Home Magazine about 4 years ago. A simple change of the lampshade and it is new and fresh again! I'm sure glad I found it. It pays to shop your garage!

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To Ride a Horse is to Ride the Sky

Jenny Kompolt, contributor | March 20th, 200918 comments

I found this amazing old metal horse at Geo’s store (I tell you Geo has the BEST stuff!) and have been saving her for the perfect assemblage project because she is THAT wonderful.

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