DIY Salvaged Junk Projects 551

Visit 20+ NEW DIY Salvaged Junk Projects 551 - Milk can planter, crock plant pots, tennis pumpkins, festive faux boxes, plus! Up-cycled projects with link party. Click to join in!

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Hi all!

I honestly don’t even know what I did with myself this week. I started 2 posts which didn’t get completed…

Oh wait. Yes. I started designing Christmas stencils. And those days always lead to, “Oh, I’ll just spend a couple hours…” and end up staying up late into the night forgetting everything else. Tis the season! So know? Some cool and fun stuff is coming! I can’t wait to crack out the paint and get some projects done up!

But I did do a very unexpected and cool project right before I buried myself into computerworld… thank goodness, huh?!

Buffalo Checked hummingbird feeder heater crate by Funky Junk Interiors

Buffalo Checked hummingbird feeder heater crate by Funky Junk Interiors

A crate I had in my stash got morphed into a hummingbird feeder heater since we got it with a big storm. I felt sorry for the little guys trying to eat while spinning away on that thing! This sure helped. It cuts the wind and helps to keep their nectar toasty warm! Yay for that

So… ready to see what everyone else has been busy creating? Here’s some pretty unique up-cycled projects from last week’s party…

DIY Salvaged Junk Projects 551 features:

 

Please visit each original project link below before pinning.

Vintage crock clay pots fall vignette by Organized Clutter, featured on DIY Salvaged Junk Projects 551 on Funky Junk!

Vintage crock clay pots fall vignette by Organized Clutter

Loving the impact these sweet vintage crock numbered clay pots have, thanks to grouping them up! And so perfectly ready for any approaching season as well! Imagine them with evergreen stems and holly… adorable! Full tutorial in the link.

Tennis racket pumpkins by Recreated Designs, featured on DIY Salvaged Junk Projects 551 on Funky Junk!

Tennis racket pumpkins by Recreated Designs

The cutest upcycled pumpkins in the land were a direct result of the shape of these vintage rackets… how perfect are these?! Loving the added threading to fill in for more impact! Click the link to learn how.

Salvaged fan outdoor table by Homeward Found, featured on DIY Salvaged Junk Projects 551 on Funky Junk!

Salvaged fan outdoor table by Homeward Found

The rustic layers of metal sold me alone… but wait until you find out what this really is! What a cool outdoor table! I’ll take one for indoors too please… Visit the link to see what it is!

Snowman and Christmas tree on roller skate by Junky Encores, featured on DIY Salvaged Junk Projects 551 on Funky Junk!

Snowman and Christmas tree on roller skate by Junky Encores on Facebook

‘Tis the season for more more MORE junky villages and vignettes, and today it’s the sweetest snowman scene riding out the holidays on a vintage skate! What a cutie! Visit / follow Kim on Facebook through the link to see what she whips up next!

Faux Christmas retro wood block boxes by Fresh Vintage By Lisa S, featured on DIY Salvaged Junk Projects 551 on Funky Junk!

Faux Christmas retro wood block boxes by Fresh Vintage By Lisa S

This project made my heart flip-flop! And took me WAY back to my childhood Christmas tree filled with metal reflectors and tinsel a mile long. No, these are not real vintage boxes, but they sure fool you! Here’s how to make your own… click the link for all the amazing details!

No-sew placemat pillows by Homeroad, featured on DIY Salvaged Junk Projects 551 on Funky Junk!

No-sew placemat pillows by Homeroad

Don’t these pillows have the coolest vintage-vibe? But you don’t have to even grab a sewing machine to achieve these! Learn Susan’s cheats on making pillows her no-sew way by visiting the link!

Milk can antiques planter by Birdz of a Feather, featured on DIY Salvaged Junk Projects 551 on Funky Junk!

Milk can antiques planter by Birdz of a Feather

This beautiful milk can turned planter didn’t always look like this! Wait until you see the before! And I can’t wait to see the many afters to follow. What a beauty, huh? My guess are poinsettias are a close next… Click the link to learn some special tips on stenciling on uneven surfaces as well! Stencil link included in the post.

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8 thoughts on “DIY Salvaged Junk Projects 551

  1. Donna,
    You always give such sweet comments! I appreciate you so much.
    It is SUCH an honor to be part of the feature. I truly love hanging out each week. Thank you so much for hosting and encouraging us. You are the best 🙂
    xo Lisa S

  2. thank you so much for including my re-repurposed salvaged industrial fan project, Donna! (i had a feeling it would appeal to you!) i think it has found a permanent use… but then again, around here you just never know… wishing you a happy MAHALO-ween (or HULA-ween) my friend!

    and oh MY those darling tennis racket pumpkins that Lisa made just speak to my lil’ pumpkin-loving heart!

  3. Thanks so much for the feature Donna! I’m in awe of your hummingbird feeder. Of course I’m all for helping out our little bird friends :).

    Sara

  4. Yes, the sugarplum ideas are definitely starting to twirl in my head! Started a list so I can remember them all! Can’t wait to see what great new projects you come up with, Donna!

  5. Woot woot, did you say new Christmas stencils? I’ve been playing with some of your stencils this week and having a blast. But I discovered I am not as skilled as you with paint roller stenciling. LOL Have a great weekend, Donna!

  6. Thanks so much for sharing my Snowman on parade Donna!
    OK, the tennis racket pumpkins! Old tennis rackets will now be in my radar. So cute!

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