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Can you say "Cute Candy Caddy" five times...fast??

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Happy October, fellow junkers!  I am enjoying this site so much!  Well, here we have one of those caddies that once held oil and vinegar bottles and are quite expensive when the set is complete.  I picked this up for a song at a garage sale and thought it needed my signature splash of color.  I added some bright cones, paper and of course, THE GOODS!  Inside each is a bevvy of candy and my favorite....plastic spider rings!  This little set will be fun to take to work and give my kids a treat after their hard work.  I figure I can adapt this caddy for any holiday by changing out the cones and goods!  ENJOY!

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Junk_Sophisticate writes: I love this! Such a good idea.

Candy Posted: 8:18 am on October 3rd

CottageElements writes: I certainly can say "Cute Candy Caddy", cause that's what it is! Love this idea. I've seen them without the bottles and not quite what known what to do with them. There ya go! Thanks for a great idea!

Lani Posted: 10:33 pm on October 2nd

ALVN writes: This is adorable! Love the caddy! Posted: 7:24 pm on October 2nd

Meadowview_Farm writes: Love it, love it, love it. I adore mixing vintage with snappy fresh!
Kari Posted: 10:40 am on October 2nd

KimberlyMelamed writes:

Love it! I let one of these go at my grandmothers garage sale. Darn! Thanks for sharing your colorful and creative idea.


Happy Halloween,
Kimberly Posted: 9:49 am on October 2nd

suewhitney writes: What a spectacular idea! I have one of these at home. Can't wait to get back and work some of your junk magic on it! Thanks for sharing this.

Take care,
Sue Posted: 8:48 am on October 2nd

shabbychick writes: Sweet!!! Great idea - and so many possibilities. Your kids are gonna love it!

Kathy Posted: 8:46 am on October 2nd

grandmaper writes: Wow, your cones are the perfect touch. Very creative, and very pretty. Great job, and thanks for sharing this idea. Posted: 11:12 pm on October 1st

Chovey writes: This is just a delicious idea!!! Love it!
cynthia Posted: 9:48 pm on October 1st

MimiToria writes: A very creative idea you've come up with. Thanks for sharing. I don't have one of those in my stash, but I have one of those vintage metal rubber stamp holders I'd like to come up with a creative idea to reuse. I'll have to keep thinking.
Posted: 8:47 pm on October 1st

LuAnn writes: I really like this idea. And you're right they care expensive if complete. There were several at an ES last weekend and I couldn't afford them. These would be real easy to change for the holidays! Keep up the good work.

LuAnn Posted: 7:25 pm on October 1st

junkinhart writes: Oh how cute! Very nice! Posted: 7:18 pm on October 1st

georgiamoon writes: Oh this could not have been better timing! I swear I was just trying to figure out what to do with an old ashtray stand that I had taken apart. I used some parts for a lamp and I have left the stand and the round metal part with the holes in the top...just like yours only bigger. Wow you set off a flurry of ideas in my little brain. I love you idea a will post what I do with mine soon. Thanks a LOT, geo Posted: 7:17 pm on October 1st

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