DIY Salvaged Junk Projects 334
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Hello everyone!
If you signed in early for the party, you’ll have noted that I was a little delayed with last week’s features this weekend. Sorry about that! Time got away from me. But they are up, loud and proud now!
I also had visions of putting the link party on hiatus over the summer. Thing is, we are planning to go away.
But I have a confession…
After I started featuring last week’s projects tonight, I just fell in love with your work all over again!
I’m so very honoured you’d bring your beautiful creations my way. I just love showcasing you here. You bring such high calibre work, it just floors me. I mean, check out that round up above. Isn’t it so gorgeously bright and vibrant?!
So… I’m going to back down from my total summer hiatus idea. The party may not transpire every weekend through the summer, but I will do my best. And if the odd weekend is missed, we’ll have extra goodness the following week, yes?
So please continue to tune in as always to see what’s up! And I’ll be filling you in on our new adventure next week.
Here are some drop dead gorgeous junk projects from last weekend…
Farmhouse style ticking photo frame, by Knick of Time
I just love how Angie layered the timeless fabric behind this beautifully distressed wooden frame. And check out those tiny clothespins… this is beautiful!
Wooden swing plant holder, by Organized Clutter
It was only a matter of time before genius garden junker Carlene came up with a new way to showcase her green thumb. I want a swing!
Screen window garden sign, by Organized Clutter
And one more, because she’s just that good. This bright green screened window screams summer, thanks to those hooks for holding gear or plants, and of course, that decadent stencilling job!
Stencil info and full deets are in the post.
Grapevine wreath and pallet patriotic flag, by Jennifer Allwood of The Magic Brush
At first I thought that round stuff was barbed wire. Turns out it’s a grapevine! I just adore this look! This post leads to a few other pallet flag variations as well, a must peek! Love the patina you’ve achieved, Jennifer!
Vintage camping themed boy’s bedroom, by Robb Restyle
Want to be completely smitten? Click the above link. This colourful, vibrant, fun boys room is to DIE for!
Pottery barn inspired buoys by Scavenger Chic
Yes please, Joan. I’ll take several! All the wonderful things a scrap piece of wood can become in her hands…
Junk styled potting shed garden sign, by Garden Up Green
Carole is out of old sign control in the very best of ways. Isn’t this junk assemblage Potting Shed sign just so pretty? VERY cool frame. I love how the potted flowers appear to be sitting on a ledge, and am loving the added falling leaves.
Stencil info and tutorial is in this post.
Garden tool holding potting shed sign and sawhorse potting bench, by Funky Junk Interiors
Thanks to a broken flower crate, my little rustic shed is wearing a new update! A super easy no build potting bench, with an old sign hard at work organizing the tools.
But it became a tad more than that… come on over and take a peek!
So, what did you make this past week?
~ Party Junk blah blah linkup rules ~
1. Upcycled, DIY home projects only please. Items for sale must be in tutorial form on your blog.
2. Linkups must be your own work, not another’s.
3. Only projects new to this link party please. The themed linkup (if applicable) is an exception.
4. By linking up here, you’re cool with me featuring you on my blog, Pinterest, Twitter, FJI Facebook and I Love That Junk with a link back to you, or its own new LINK WIDGET with no additional permission required.
5. No need to link back! A pin of the top graphic would be much appreciated instead, thank-you! 🙂
Thank you for the party, Donna! Hope you have a wonderful weekend 🙂
Hey Donna! Thanks for the party, and of course I would come back in September, if you do decide to take a break from the party this summer! I know it would probably be nice for you to have a break, either way is good with me. I just love seeing the awesome features you pick each week!
Thanks for hosting the great inspiration, Donna!
Happy weekend~
I don’t blame you at all for wanting to take a hiatus, I’m thinking of doing the same for the month of July. Summer is for relaxing but you know I’ll link up again…I love your party.
Glad to hear you’re keeping the party going through the summer and don’t blame you for taking some breaks while you enjoy the season. Our summers are so short here in Canada, getting outdoors to enjoy them is way more important than being in front of our computer screens. Have a great weekend, Donna!
Oh how I’ve missed my creative junk friends!! I am needing an extra dose of inspiration these days…and I came to the right place. Love the features! Couldn’t resist adding a couple of recent posts to the mix.
I can see why you would want to be more “laid back” with your party in the summer Donna. That’s what summer is all about.
Thanks for letting me join in! Laurel
Ooh, so much fabulous junk to soak in!
Looking forward to hearing about your 2016 summer spot.
Donna, thanks so much for featuring my two garden projects! I love your party but totally understand if you need a break.
All this junky goodness makes my head spin! Thanks for hosting, Donna.
Thanks as always, Donna, for DIY Salvaged Junk 334. Great posts this week, great ideas.
Joy
love the junk party, but enjoy the summer…it’s goes so fast!
I so appreciate your weekly party and the regular boost of inspiration but I cannot imagine how much work it is to curate something like this. Everybody needs a break now and then esp in the summer. Whatever you decide – Enjoy yourself!
david