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Repurposed Desk Made With Vintage Type and Machinist Table Base
38 commentsMy *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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"Generating" a new lamp
10 commentsDuring my weekly trip to the scrap yard, I found this old generator and some cool scrap metal that looked like fringe to me. It took a lot of elbow grease to clean it up, wire it for use as...
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HERCULES POWER Mirror Project
23 commentsHere's a neat little mirror project that gives a self-esteem boost every time you look into it.
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Funky Funnel Lamp
20 commentsAll 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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Block-O-Blocks
9 commentsHere's a fast but fun wall hanging project you can create using old wooden children’s blocks.
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Faucet Knob Art Pieces
21 commentsAs many of you know, I have a thing for metal faucet / valve knobs and usually come home from the junkyard with a bunch every week. In a previous post I showed and example of a wind chime and here are my latest wall art creations.
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Utensil Holder - Old Heavy Lard Press
9 commentsWe 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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Blue Horse Assemblage
7 commentsI cant believe it but I had the exact same idea as "To Ride A Horse is to Ride the SKy" horse assemblage BEFORE I saw it! I had been working on this for about a month because the horse is...
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Doll Leg Vase
14 commentsOK, now for something on the silly (but fun) side. Here is a vase I created out of an really old doll leg. I attached it to a heat register grate for the texture and then found some interesting metal banding and thought it made the perfect garter belt!
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To Ride a Horse is to Ride the Sky
18 commentsI 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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Industrial Can Lamp
18 commentsI made this lamp out of an old can and combined it with a feminine shade.
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Feel'in "all" Right
30 commentsThis is what you build when you have more “all Buckets” than you know what to do with. I hand painted the plywood top to match an original lid. Then the paint was slightly aged to...
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Do you see what I see?????
17 commentsThis junking community is truly a bunch of unique creative individuals. I have all my metal junk stacked (I use that word very loosely) behind my shop. It had really become an eyesore and...
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JennyK's Office Re-Junking Part #3
12 commentsI've been a busy bee with my office re-junking project and am really happy with the results so far. In this post I show my medical cabinet printer and office supply cabinet, my gurney "side board" and some fun art along the way... The next posting will be of my "new" desk. Stay tuned!
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My Latest Salvage Yard Haul
11 commentsWell, the last couple visits to my favorite salvage yard produced some wonderful round-shaped finds and fabulous letters!
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Idustrial/ Architectural Room Divider
6 commentsI used some architectural and industrial elements to devise a room divider between the kitchen and one of the rooms in the shop.
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It's a Reel Lamp
20 commentsA galvanized Funnel and a dismantled Hose Reel pair up to form an industrial lamp. To really give it a factory appearance the cord is a section of BX electrical cable and the plug is from a washing...
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Can you tell what these are?
10 commentsI found the metal fan blade holders at my local flea market. I just loved them. But what to do with them? Turn them upside down & have great towel holders. They are dated 1898.
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Play the Music, Not the Instrument
16 commentsWell, I must admit the Piano Paper Roll JMS Challenge, was just that, a serious challenge for me! First of all, I’m not sure if you’ve ever worked with these bits of paper fun, but they are very brittle and tear easily – plus, I rarely incorporate paper into my art, so this project had me stumped. Then, on top of that, my rolls weren't in English but Lithuanian(!) so I couldn’t pull a design theme from words in the music. Hmmm – what was a girl to do?
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"Tools"
16 commentsI was given a bucket full of tools & an old jack; & this is what came out of it!! I must say, I was sad when he came to get it last night; it was a nice addition to my little sculpture...
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