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Vintage clock cabinet

inkognitoban, member | June 29th, 20095 comments

i love this cabinet! couldn't resist it at a local yard sale. i am drawn to circles and windows... this has a lovely circle glass window & a fairly deep cabinet. it was a clock cabinet in its...

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Scrapping for Junkers

Sue Whitney, editor | June 26th, 200913 comments

Here is an easy, peasy, lemon squeezy way to frame up your kids with a little junk and some scrap booking materials.

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A little vintage texture

burningrubber, member | June 16th, 20092 comments

Can you feel the textures. The cool ceramic quilts. The worn leather and rattan. The old jars that once housed mustard and mayo. A frame with crackled and chipped paint over warm and wabbly wood...

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Toot Your Own Horn

Jenny Kompolt, contributor | June 16th, 200913 comments

I have a thing for old brass musical instrument mouth pieces and when Sue showed us her stash of them and mentioned something about "tooting your own horn" my creative gears started turning... Here's my artistic take on some self-esteem fun.

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Funky Frame

Shelley_, member | June 14th, 20094 comments

This is me stealing "Crib Notes On Weaving" idea to frame a painting.

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Drop me a line...or a cookie...or a muffin!

oldnews, member | June 9th, 20096 comments

Never, ever leave anything behind at the end of the year!

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Garden Frame Hanging

byabpryor, member | June 9th, 20093 comments

This piece was made from the frame of an old boxspring. It had too much potential to just throw away. I removed the bedsprings for projects. ;). Then I painted & accessorize... see if you can...

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Just having some graduation fun!

junkermidge, member | May 30th, 20098 comments

Ever wonder what happens to all those graduation caps that go flying up in the air? Well, some of them get retrieved and some of them go orphaned only to be picked up by the school...

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Adirondack from salvage

4PeasInMyPod, member | May 30th, 200920 comments

My son Trey, a first year art student, built this for his final design project to "Build a Chair". He used wood from the old house, slated to be torn down, where we lived when he was a baby. The...

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Medicine Cabinet for Small Oddities

JunkinLindsey, member | May 25th, 20096 comments

How I spent my Memorial Day Weekend: Building this medicine cabinet and filling it with my otherwise lost and unappreciated oddities and treasures. I got this old window frame for free because it...

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Picture Holder Perfect for a Crash Test Dummy!

Lanette Lorsung, contributor | May 25th, 200915 comments

I purchased this Highway Guard Rail from an occasional sale. Where they obtained it is beyond me! But it works perfect for holding your prize pictures!

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Another Vintage Ad Frame

Christina_S, member | May 6th, 20095 comments

Here is the second frame I have created from the gifted craft blanks and the fee copy of a 60s Vogue I found. The images are taken from a feature about a store where no children’s clothes...

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Vintage Vogue Frame

Christina_S, member | May 2nd, 200914 comments

Hi everyone, I am a new member here, I have been looking at all your projects and have enjoyed them very much! I am posting something relatively simple for my first undertaking :) A...

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Cast Iron Stove Picture Frame

Georgia Terrell, contributor | April 26th, 200913 comments

Parts of several Cast Iron Stoves make ornate picture frames.

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Junk-O-Rama Prom Memory Frame

Lanette Lorsung, contributor | April 25th, 200914 comments

I had a "ball" at the Junk-O-Rama Prom with a couple of Junk Gems! I created this fun photo holder to remind me of this fun event.

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Crib Notes On Weaving - Shhh, Don't Tell

Candy Allen, contributor | April 20th, 200922 comments

Pssst, here's a test for junkers worldwide. What do you do with a baby crib spring found on the curbside? Shhhh, I'll give you the answer but you must keep quiet.

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Sterno Burners are NOT just for Tea.

Georgia Terrell, contributor | April 18th, 200911 comments

Sterno burners go from camp-out to home accessories.

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MORE JUNK FROM JUNKIN' GIONI

italianpeasant, member | April 16th, 20095 comments

MORE COOL STUFF

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Let the music move you!

junkermidge, member | April 9th, 20096 comments

I was given an old player to do something with, so I dismantled it. The part used in this project was pretty cool and the sections move up and down as you turn the knob. nbspI...

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