DIY Salvaged Junk Projects 449

Stenciled raised crate planter on stool legs by Organized Clutter, featured on Funky Junk Interiors

Welcome to DIY Salvaged Junk Projects 449

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Happy weekend all the way from beautiful Niagara On The Lake, Ontario!

(My apologies for the post going up late… the auto scheduler didn’t work. Again.)

Oh my goodness. What a whirlwind past week. Things first fired up at an incredible conference hosted by Fusion Mineral Paint, which has now led to visiting neighbouring areas to take it all in before I head home. I don’t generally take the time to tour around my own country as much as I really ought to so I’m grateful for this experience to do so!

Time is zooming past fast, so I haven’t taken the time to blog about anything yet. If you’d like to catch up, please visit my Instagram under the story buttons for a glimpse. I promise to share some great transpirings on the blog once home.

So as I enjoy my morning coffee while I wake up in a quaint little cottage surrounded in full-out falling leaves (this area is exquisite!), let’s have a look at some amazing features from last weekend’s party

Stenciled raised crate planter on stool legs by Organized Clutter, featured on Funky Junk Interiors

Stenciled raised crate planter on stool legs by Organized Clutter

Carlene had me at crate! However with the addition of stool legs, this raised planter idea is a perfect way to add height in a space that doesn’t otherwise offer a table of sorts! If you visit the post, you’ll see how these stencils perfectly chime in with original crate stamps!

Buffalo Checked metal card file side table by Organized Clutter, featured on Funky Junk Interiors

Buffalo Checked metal card file side table by Organized Clutter

And if you come across a metal card file, here’s how to turn it into a charming side table. Click through this post to see it all decked out for Christmas.

Candy corn Halloween or fall thread decor by Sadie Seasongoods, featured on Funky Junk Interiors

Candy corn Halloween or fall thread decor by Sadie Seasongoods

Oh hello there candy corn thread… not something you see everyday in a store! I love how original this one is.

Car jack horse weathervane by Scavenger Chic, featured on Funky Junk Interiors

Car jack horse weathervane by Scavenger Chic

Got a car jack handy? According to this amazing project, that’s a great start in creating a one-of-a-kind weathervane. LOVE the horse shape! Click through to see how it was created.

Pallet wood shadow box frame by Scavenger Chic, featured on Funky Junk Interiors

Pallet wood shadow box frame by Scavenger Chic

This build creates the perfect showcase for treasured items. Adore how simple baby shoes take centre stage. Gorgeous!

Mercury glass spooky window by Scavenger Chic, featured on Funky Junk Interiors

Mercury glass spooky window by Scavenger Chic

And yeah… what in the world?! You’ve got to click through to see the genius behind this one! 

What have you made this past week? Link up below!

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6 thoughts on “DIY Salvaged Junk Projects 449

  1. A cottage surrounded by colorful Fall leaves sounds wonderful. We are just now getting some cooler temps in the 50’s and just a hint of color in the leaves. Thank you for hosting the party. Enjoy your weekend.

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