Showing posts with label Junking Joe Fridays. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Junking Joe Fridays. Show all posts

Thursday, September 26, 2013

Enamel dish pan

Wanting to use items I have already to decorate for fall, I made a centerpiece for our dining room table.  I took my enamel dishpan and added a few items.

I have a vintage crockery pitcher and added some fall colored stems.  Some fall leaves and a couple of  pumpkins.



 
 

 
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Ann

Thursday, September 5, 2013

Vintage Screen

Fall is coming and I wanted to create something new (old) really.

Several years ago my sister gave me a vintage window screen and I've held onto it in hopes of creating something for the house.

I took down a picture in my entry hall and hung the screen.  I attached one of my burlap wreaths I made last year.

I just completed a burlap bunting with fall painted in the orange and brown colors  to complement the fall foliage.


 





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Saturday, August 17, 2013

Milk can

I've had this milk can for quite a long time. It was a bland brown with no lid.  I found a lid at an antique/junk store this summer so I decided to paint them with a high gloss black.  I painted the first letter of our last name and decided to display it next to our front porch.

I may build a little round garden in the yard and use it there but for now, it's sitting put. We have black shutters and white siding so it looks good with the colors.




I sprayed plenty of gloss also to protect the paint and lettering.

 
 
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Thursday, August 8, 2013

Vintage forks transformed

I was out with some friends yesterday for lunch and antique shopping.  We saw several of these picture holders for the old vintage cards.  I have quite a few old card pictures of our  ancestors so I thought I would give it a try.

The forks were 2 and 3 dollars each.  They do require some heavy pliers and I still need more practice but I think the first one came out OK.

The baby is a great aunt of my husbands.


 
 
 
 
 
You turn the two inside tines to the back and the two outside remain to the front.
 
 
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Wednesday, July 31, 2013

Vintage Frame and print

On a trip to Europe years ago we collected a book from each city.  Pisa, Italy was one of our favorites and inside the book was a small map of the city.

I have had the map in a box for years and wanted to display it somehow.  I took the small map and had it enlarged.

One of my favorite vintage window frames was not being used so I thought it would make a great picture frame.

 
 
I really like the curve at the top of the window.  The color and distressed look of the frame matches other pieces of furniture in my home.
 
 
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