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Happy weekend, all!

Oh my goodness, and what a week it was.

Yesterday, I had my old sofa picked up, sold on a bidding site. That entailed me to:

1. Take a photo shoot of said sofa. But I had to clean (kitty hair) it up first.

2. move the rv… and try to remember how to back it up again.

3. trash the patio furniture, piling it all up to get said sofa out.

4. live with a sofa covered in sheets for a week, to keep the cats off it. In the middle of our main living area of course.

Effort was involved! But there’s always a reward at the end of it, so never forget that.

The new furniture shift enticed me to pick up a faux Christmas tree, and make a new, revamped TV tray. I love a good push in the right direction!

So… let’s see what YOU’VE been up to this past week! Here are some highlights from last week’s party…

Reclaimed wood rolling grocery list, by Knick of Time

I LOVE this oversized grocery list dispenser that Angie dreamed up! I’d love to use something like this for my workshop, when quick sketches are desired. Also super cool for a kiddo’s room.

Labour of love saved vintage shelf, by A Vintage Green

This gorgeous shelf was not a simple buy and hang. It was a true labour of love over WEEKS. And I’m so glad Joy saved it, because this one is a beauty!

I also love that the revamp looks so authentic. There are times to go full tilt, but others where you just need to step away and let the authentic imperfections shine.

Kinda like a good haircut. You shouldn’t be able to tell the diff! Unless you had really bad hair before, of course.

Pallet wood old signs using stencils, by BeYOUtiful You

While Laurel sneaks in junky decor under the radar of her hubby (go go go!), we get to enjoy the fruits of her labours. These pallet wood planks became short and sweet vintage signs, she can hide and tuck virtually anywhere! Now to play Where’s Waldo with them… Good luck!

Don’t they look authentic?! Thank you for using my stencils, Laurel!

DIY pinecone acorn, by Thistlewood Farms

Anything woodsy gets my attention. So this oversized acorn idea, using a pine cone, did it for me. I’ll take 15 to hang on my Christmas tree, please.

So cool! Way to get your junk on, KariAnne.

Junk Christmas angels by Scavenger Chic

And THIS project just goes to show, you do NOT need to buy out a store in order to decorate for Christmas. Ok, unless it’s from a salvage yard.

Junk’in Joan, these need to be mass produced in mini form! Wouldn’t that be cool on a tree?

Free reclaimed wood porch wall, by My Creative Days

Fast thinking Lindsay couldn’t bypass her Aunt’s old fence about to be replaced. She put it to work doing something even BETTER!

Gorgeous porch tour. It’s truly hard to believe what the wood looked like before.

Transformed shutter mirror, by Scavenger Chic

I was recently in a store, and noticed shutters attached to a mirror, and thought, that is SO CLEVER. If you wish for a mirror in a room without an obvious presence, this is the answer.

Of course it’s clever. They copied Joan!

Seriously cool idea and LOVE the look!

Funnel tree with mini wreath, by Adirondack Girl

This post was all about the adorable mini wreaths. But add that to a funnel tree, and you have me doubly wowed. Sweet junk take on Christmas, Diana!

Interchangeable all season TV tray revamp, by Funky Junk Interiors

If you have a TV tray that could use an update, check out this idea on how to revamp it to suit everyday AND for the Christmas season! With just stencils. Fun challenge, and so much prettier than the outdated yellowed before version.

So, what did you make or do this past week? Link up below!