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Create a Faux tile backsplash behind your stove

Valleyartisan, member | January 9th, 20096 comments

Even is you don't have a nice tile backsplash behind your stove, you can create one with nothing more than paint. This can be painted directly on the wall or done on a piece of art cloth...

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Assemblage Fun With Georgia Moon & JennyK

Jenny Kompolt, contributor | January 9th, 200914 comments

Geo and I try to get together every couple weeks for some silly fun assemblage time and tonight was no exception! Please meet Baby Boy & King of Hearts!

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LOVE on the line

whiteflower, member | January 7th, 20099 comments

Make a sign using old cotton clothes line and hanger wire. Remove the core of stuffing from the inside of the clothes line by pulling it out while sliding down the cord. Insert the wire...

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Work bench becomes Scrap Table

6witts, member | January 7th, 200910 comments

When I saw the craft table in Junk Market, I knew I had to use an old worktable that was my dads for my scrap table. I cleaned it off, sanded the top a little and coated with lemon oil. I love having...

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Viking Cowboy and Sailor Joe Lock People

Jenny Kompolt, contributor | January 4th, 200914 comments

OK, now for some silliness! I found these amazing old brass lock bodies at my favorite salvage yard and immediately thought they would make fabulous little people bodies. So, I put the quotes and metaphors away for a little while (grin) and came up with these two fun little guys. I’m feeling more of these coming on so stay tuned…

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Wisdom Gal

Jenny Kompolt, contributor | January 4th, 200911 comments

Please meet the first in my series of Wisdom Gal Assemblages...

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GOOD EATS Clock Using Vintage Wood Type

Jenny Kompolt, contributor | January 3rd, 200915 comments

As many of you already know, I have a thing for (and quite a collection of) old wood type and use it in my projects wherever I can. A local restaurant asked me to assemblage them a wall clock and after much puttering around in my lab with nothing striking me, I decided to pull out the type and see what sort of design I might come up with.

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Horseshoe Cake Pan Message Center

Candy Allen, contributor | January 2nd, 200910 comments

What better way to bring luck into the new year! A horseshoe shaped message center can be a serendipitous reminder of your good fortune for 2009.

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A New Year's Resolution

Jenny Kompolt, contributor | January 1st, 200912 comments

I decided my first assemblage for 2009 needed to set the tone for me for the rest of the year...

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blueprint wallpaper

bluejean, member | January 1st, 200912 comments

My husband builds custom homes, so it only seemed fitting to use old house plans to wallpaper the back wall of our home office. I just stapled the blueprints to the wall mostly as is. I...

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Fun Little Organization Project

Jenny Kompolt, contributor | December 29th, 200812 comments

Here's a cute way to create some instant wall storage... Santa brought lots of fabric and notions this year and we wanted to come up with a “work in progress” wall where things were put away but still readily available. We were pretty set on using baskets but wanted a unique way to hang them...

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Industrial BirdFeeder

Refinerii, member | December 29th, 200817 comments

I couldn't resist sharing this project; made for my bro-in-law: a funky bird feeder created out of a salvaged aluminum square tube!! It turned out pretty cute, I think: he will get a kick...

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Oar Lamp

Jim Healy, contributor | December 28th, 200811 comments

Picked up this antique Tree Stand over the weekend and turned it into a Floor Lamp. I’ve had this old Oar hanging around for years and finally found a use for it in this lamp. I sawed off the...

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Here is a 6 foot tall robot project made from the best of junk

ultrajunk, member | December 25th, 200818 comments

Here is my 60's tin robot style sculture project i have been working on..he will stand a bit over 6' tall when finished..he is made only with the very best of my junk. The head started off as an old...

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my next project..a floor scrubber spaceship..just a quick mockup.

ultrajunk, member | December 25th, 200814 comments

Here is a sneak peek at my next project..i found this old floor scrubber base and it just screams robot space ship. this was just a quick mockup and it got me itchin to get started on this one.

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cool bunch of scroll work pieces..i think for a railing maybe.

ultrajunk, member | December 25th, 20086 comments

found these the other day. i think they might have been for a porch railing or something like that. They are steel and have some cool scroll work so i thought i should drag them home..Yep your right...

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Another Bird Feeder

Refinerii, member | December 22nd, 20085 comments

A cute bired feeder that the squirels are convinced I made especially for them; they fit perfectly into the little hopper under the roof & help themselves to only the best seeds (and scatter all...

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Seasonal Tool Box Centerpiece

whiteflower, member | December 21st, 200819 comments

This is a good way to make use of an old metal tool box (you can spray paint it red for Christmas if it's not already). I found this one "as is" curbside on trash day. I stuck some...

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The City Floor Lamp and the Country Floor Lamp

junkermidge, member | December 18th, 200812 comments

I've been in lamp mode lately and these are a couple floor lamps I made. Floor lamp #3 turned out to be a "learning experience" lamp and you won't be seeing that one. But #1 and 2...

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Giving in an unusual way...

bridiemurphy, member | December 15th, 200812 comments

Ever check out the custom requests on Etsy? Well, I did and responded to a gal who was looking for a Bird Seed Tin for her boyfriend's parents. She indicated they were in to folk art and...

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