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How to Make a Quiche Pan Frame
1 commentSince my daughter has become a vegan, I have little to no use for my quiche pan. So, I thought it would be funny to frame a picture of her in it to remind her of the days when she actually ate eggs. Ha! I'm not quite sure if she appreciates my sense of humor quite as much as I do. Seriously though, when you find something lying about that you don't use any more, why not put it back into play? That's exactly what we decided to do. E is on her second week of winter break and we were looking for something fun to do. After identifying the body of the frame we gathered the rest of our materials from the box of leftover Christmas trinkets, treasures, and papers, and went straight to work. The finished project will hang on a wall in my bedroom so I can see that smiling cherubic face, of a once upon a time preschooler, every morning when I wake up. Ahhh... those were the days! What she doesn't know is that this is the first of many photos to be framed JUNKMARKET Style to adorn her 'Wall of Fame' when she graduates from high school next year. Not all of them will be this adorable... I'll also need to address that awkward stage. Poor E!
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How to Make a Quiche Pan Frame
1 commentSince my daughter has become a vegan, I have little to no use for my quiche pan. So, I thought it would be funny to frame a picture of her in it to remind her of the days when she actually ate eggs. Ha! I'm not quite sure if she appreciates my sense of humor quite as much as I do. Seriously though, when you find something lying about that you don't use any more, why not put it back into play? That's exactly what we decided to do. E is on her second week of winter break and we were looking for something fun to do. After identifying the body of the frame we gathered the rest of our materials from the box of leftover Christmas trinkets, treasures, and papers, and went straight to work. The finished project will hang on a wall in my bedroom so I can see that smiling cherubic face, of a once upon a time preschooler, every morning when I wake up. Ahhh... those were the days! What she doesn't know is that this is the first of many photos to be framed JUNKMARKET Style to adorn her 'Wall of Fame' when she graduates from high school next year. Not all of them will be this adorable... I'll also need to address that awkward stage. Poor E!
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How to Make a Quiche Pan Frame
1 commentSince my daughter has become a vegan, I have little to no use for my quiche pan. So, I thought it would be funny to frame a picture of her in it to remind her of the days when she actually ate eggs. Ha! I'm not quite sure if she appreciates my sense of humor quite as much as I do. Seriously though, when you find something lying about that you don't use any more, why not put it back into play? That's exactly what we decided to do. E is on her second week of winter break and we were looking for something fun to do. After identifying the body of the frame we gathered the rest of our materials from the box of leftover Christmas trinkets, treasures, and papers, and went straight to work. The finished project will hang on a wall in my bedroom so I can see that smiling cherubic face, of a once upon a time preschooler, every morning when I wake up. Ahhh... those were the days! What she doesn't know is that this is the first of many photos to be framed JUNKMARKET Style to adorn her 'Wall of Fame' when she graduates from high school next year. Not all of them will be this adorable... I'll also need to address that awkward stage. Poor E!
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Old window projects
13 commentsThese are just a few uses I've found for my MASSIVE stash of old windows. I'm always looking for more ideas!
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FRAMED AGAIN :)
2 commentsI WAS SCOURING THE BASEMENT GETTING READY FOR MY SPRING PROJECTS & FOUND THESE FRAMES, SO I'LL BE MAKING SOME CUPBOARDS & BLACKBOARDS WITH THEM
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Ceiling tin shelf
7 commentsHi all, this is a wall shelf I made from some old lap board I found and a ceiling tin. We bought 150 tins, (great deal), for the 34 we need to do our kitchen ceiling. I sold all but a few not...
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6 panel window display
3 commentsJust found this beautiful old window on the street and had to take it home. I cleaned it of a dirt and broken panel but other than that I think it will make a perfect display for my ornaments and...
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No mantle-no problem!
7 commentsI made this project for my Son and his Wife for Christmas because they have no fireplace to hang their stockings on. An old window, some vinyl lettering, glass etching, hooks and some chain for...
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My Flea JunkMarket Jerry Garcia and who knows?
4 commentsUpcycled Clockcase (had to repair a couple of pieces), painted, then a vellum copy of Bill Stidham's Sacred Heart of Jerry Garcia (thanks, Bill), a battery operated candle and then a scroll in a...
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SPICE UP YOUR LIFE :)
2 commentsONE DAY I DECIDED I WAS GOING TO TEAR DOWN THE WALL BETWEEN THE DINING ROOM & KITCHEN WHEN MY HUSBAND WAS AT WORK, SO I STARTED & FOUND OUT THAT PART OF THE WALL WAS REAL BRICK, SO THIS IS...
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Display Case Frame
5 commentsI am forever searching for a creative way to frame those adorable school pictures of my little angels. You know how the grandparents adore them! So, I have made it a tradition to give them as gifts at the holidays. Well, I was thrilled this year to find this Germaine Monteil Couture Cosmetiques display case! Whew, maybe it will help tame those bright fun backgrounds we all love so much, that don't flatter any home decor. Let's see...
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Put a Little Spring in Your Christmas . . .
10 commentsThis is a project I've shown before, but being the holidays I decided to change it up a bit and get into the spirit of things!
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Some Christmas Joy - part 2
4 commentsAnother holiday junk collage - joy, joy, joy!! An old picture frame, scrapbook paper and letters from the craft store (painted and stained to age them)...and bits of junk finish it off!
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A trike tire is in the cards
10 commentsI bought an old tricycle over the weekend for $1.80 and dismantled it as much as I could. This is the first use I have for it so far.
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Vintage typewriter turned photo display
19 commentsI received this free old typewriter enroute to vote on Tuesday from a Craigslister. He just kind of threw it in my van after I purchased other great things from him. I simply used a Word...
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Like a puzzle...
9 commentsWhat do you do when you have an old wood frame, a sheet of rusted metal, a wood cross and a metal scroll? Mount them on top of each other of course!
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Vintage School Map Graphic
13 commentsOK, time for an inside project. No sandals allowed in the photos - I promise! I took a vintage school map I found at the swap meet for next to nothing and framed it up in a very old sliding glass door off of a store display cabinet. The imperfections in the old glass paired up with the well loved map makes for an interesting wall hanging. I have six more of these doors and am considering framing those amazing bus scrolls as a series...
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Refrigerator Pocket Organizer made from Recycled Frame
9 commentsFrustrated with the messy look of school papers on my refrigerator, I figured there had to be a more attractive and efficient way to store these items. Using a frame I picked up for $1, scrap...
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