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September 14th, 2009 in blog
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I like how this turned out - and hoping our customers do too...!
The top section...corkboard - a piece I had from another project - fit perfectly without even having to cut it - filled in the sides with cut pieces of an old yardstick.
The middle section - a tin piece that was bought for another project - but again...it fit perfectly. A piece of the yardstick was glued on the back to help anchor it to the window.
The bottom section holds a piece of slate (I have a bit of a "collection"...) - it fit perfectly as well!
I used two Scrabble trays to hold the letters "simplify" and the other to hold chalk. The letters are glued in place.
And...reminder...Springfield Extravaganza is coming soon - and we'll be there - spaces 828 & 851! Hope to meet some JMS members.
A couple clothespins hold notes, keys, etc...
I'm sure I won't need to be reminded where these places are - they're two of my new favorites!!
The pieces and parts... I was going to use a couple knobs to hold keys, but decided the clothespins worked/looked better!
I like how this turned out - and hoping our customers do too...!
Well, I've been working on a few projects for our upcoming show at the Springfield Extravaganza - and here's one that will hopefully be a quick sell!
All the pieces fit perfectly together, and the only cutting I had to do was the yardstick that I used for trim. (So a pretty safe project for me to handle!)
I used my cordless screwdriver/drill to attach the hinges on the back to hang the window with wire (so only one power tool - again pretty simple).
Sometimes a project seems to put itself together...this was one of those - it's like they were waiting for each other...a little scary - but in a good way! :)
P.S. If you're going to be in the area - here's the website for the Springfield Extravaganza (Springfield, Ohio) - there will be over 2,000 vendors - and you can shop/junk till you drop! http://www.springfieldantiqueshow.com/
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Comments (23)
Lani Posted: 12:20 am on September 16th
AND...I REALLY appreciate all your good wishes for the show - AND I REALLY wish you could ALL be there (wouldn't we have a blast???).
Alice, I may have to make a couple more for the next show!
Sue, thanks...will take all the junker's juju I can get!
Kathy
P.S. Lawyergirl - can't wait to meet you. I'll have a JUNKMARKET Style sign out...(making one now...ha ha!!)
Posted: 1:45 pm on September 15th
K Posted: 12:39 pm on September 15th
Midge Posted: 12:29 am on September 15th
Take care,
Sue Posted: 10:14 pm on September 14th
That is so darling you better make 10 more! Honest engine! For real as my grandson would say. I know you will have a great show!
smiles, alice
wish I was coming! Posted: 7:18 pm on September 14th
You are just rocking the project house! Another cool project and fabulous post. Go get 'em in Springfield. I wish we were there...
:-) JennyK Posted: 5:31 pm on September 14th
I appreciate your support, and (since we've got a beautiful weather report for the weekend), hoping for a great show. I've got a new post on my blog showing pictures of some of the things we're selling, as well as details about the show...please stop by: http://sylviasdaughter.blogspot.com/
Thanks again - you're all the best!!
Kathy
Posted: 4:59 pm on September 14th
This is fabulous!!! What a great idea for a junk organizer, and I love all your added details, like the clothespins and scrabble letters!
xojanis Posted: 3:09 pm on September 14th
Candy Posted: 2:52 pm on September 14th
LuAnn Posted: 2:47 pm on September 14th
This is so totally awesome, as my kids would say!
Great job.
~MB
Posted: 2:07 pm on September 14th
Nice job! Posted: 12:00 pm on September 14th
Wish I could be in Springfield!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Posted: 11:49 am on September 14th