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CORNER DOOR COAT RACK

RenewedPurpose, member | January 22nd, 20104 comments

This is a door cut in half longways and re-attached with old hinges. There are old coat hooks on it and the door knob. This project can also be seen at the Black Hills Habitat for Humanity...

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WE LOVE THE SNOW - WINDOW WITH GRANDSON'S

RenewedPurpose, member | January 22nd, 20103 comments

This project was made out of a window taken from an old house in our area. It was stained dark and attached to a paneling back. The photos are mounted on hobby wood peices. The...

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REMEMBERING GENERATIONS PAST - WINDOW BOX

RenewedPurpose, member | January 22nd, 20104 comments

This is one of our first projects. We had no idea how it would turn out but are very pleased. We display many of our projects at the Black Hills Habitat for Humanity ReStore in Rapid City, South...

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Mid Century Modern Shaw Walker Redo

TroyRash, member | January 22nd, 201013 comments

i had purchased this vintage 1960s era shaw walker aluminum frame guest chair right before the holidays .. unsure what to do with it .. we tried selling it and it didn't sell .. this months issue of...

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Funky Matchbook Sandwich

TinTinJunkFan, member | January 22nd, 20108 comments

This idea came from a book in Urban Outfitters...I perused the store's book table while waiting for my daughter to try on clothes...don't remember the title but it was filled with recyling and...

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Stop the Draft!

Jim Healy, contributor | January 22nd, 201040 comments

I decided to start out the new year with a totally “green” project.

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Too weird for the general public?

artjunkie, member | January 20th, 201018 comments

These assemblages show my progression in the "doll" series from when I first started with "K" until I finished with "Alluring." Some of my friends think they are just too weird. What do y'all think...

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"Falling" for vintage chest of drawers

Detrian, member | January 19th, 20109 comments

This is a vintage chest of drawers that I've had for awhile. It used to hold office supplies in my office until I redecorated (I now use an old radio cabinet converted into shelves :) I loved...

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Another Shabby to Chic Chair Re~do

Lisascraftiques, member | January 19th, 201010 comments

I found this chair sitting outside a local thrift shop looking pretty sad. It was probably headed for the dumpster. I thought it had a great shape and potential. I snagged it for only $5!

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"Sweet Spot"- CoffeeTime Lamps

CleverThinker, member | January 19th, 20103 comments

I found this little golf bag lamp in two tone brown and beige...it had a dented base (is that a divot?) and that yellow brass base that didn't look very good- so (just like the...

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Vintage Look Candle Hurricane Shades

secondchanceart, member | January 19th, 201018 comments

Here's an easy idea for a candle hurricane shade... made from vellum paper and vintage sheet music or maps-

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tv tray cart turned laundry cart / basket

TroyRash, member | January 18th, 201012 comments

remember those rolling carts with the metal tube framework that held the family tv trays back in the 60s and 70s? my mom got hers with her s&h green stamps.. i had one and decided to make a...

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slipcovers bring it all together ..

TroyRash, member | January 17th, 20108 comments

i had 2 different pairs of chairs - one a simple mission style and the other a sweet queen anne style - i wanted to group them around a white table - so i pulled them together by sewing together some...

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Well Worn, But Well Loved . . .

Lanette Lorsung, contributor | January 17th, 201021 comments

I have a huge fondness for Ironstone. The problem, sometimes it can be way too expensive. But if you want to start a collection, and don't want to spend a ton, look for the pieces that have been well used. I seem to have more of attachment to them anyway.

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Cloche...Rusty Style

RustyDiva, member | January 15th, 201012 comments

Does a cloche HAVE to be glass??? I appreciated Jenny's tutorial on the difference between domes and cloches because I really didn't know but when I saw this rusty little beauty at the...

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What's Under That Glass Dome?

Jenny Kompolt, contributor | January 14th, 201025 comments

I make a lot of art statement pieces using glass domes & cloches. Here are a couple I just finished for a client using vintage trophy toppers as the primary focal point, stacked foundry molds as the base and glass domes on top. My goal with these particular pieces was to keep them really neutral in color and simple in design.

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Musical Revamp

itsnotjunk2me, member | January 13th, 201016 comments

A Christmas gift for my bff and her family included this little ditty. I found it in the markdown aisle at my local HomeGoods store and could see its potential. A bit of my favorite black...

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Benchs from headboard

BJjunk, member | January 12th, 201018 comments

We make benches using old wood beds. The headboard becomes the back and the foot becomes arms or dropped to be the front skirt. We often get the beds for little or nothing. Some we have found set out...

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junk love bingo board

suelovesjunk, member | January 11th, 201010 comments

an old bingo board from my fav thrift store, and some new balls from my fav home decor shop

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my fish chair

Lovingmylife, member | January 11th, 201014 comments

I just Love painting old chairs! I found this one along with 4 more chairs at the end of my neighbors driveway.I told them I would paint them anyway they wanted but they had bought new ones so I took...

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