Old Windows link party!
Welcome to Saturday Nite Special #120, the multi themed link party!
* Home Decor
* Crafts, / Sewing / Recipes
* Theme of the week
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Gotta love old windows! But we aren’t using them as such any longer. Take a look…
This Fresh Cupcakes sign would be dangerous in my house. I fear I’d have to stop the DIY madness and BAKE. Isn’t it gorgeous?
What to do with old doilies? Mount them in an old window!
This old window artist’s palette is sooooo pretty!
And then there’s this amazingness that went slightly viral on Pinterest. What’s not to love about this beautifully displayed family photo gallery with two old windows?
Twine wrapped around an old window is a very quick, easy and unique way to mount your favourite pictures. And it’s mine… all mine. 🙂
By (me!) Funky Junk Interiors (tutorial here)
And my old windows Pinterest board is HERE.
Do you have an old window project to share?
Please link it up in this weekend’s 3rd themed linkup!
Upcoming themes for Feb in this order:
antique tools – NEW linkup!
Feb 24th – Picture Perfect room reveals
Some related posts you may enjoy:
Master theme linkup list – add yours any time!
SNS Rockstars (you!) on Pinterest
How to link up to a link party
~ SNS blah blah linkup rules ~
1. DIY home projects only pretty please. Items for sale must be in tutorial form on your blog.
2. Please link back to the party (text or button) within your post. See BUTTONS under main blog header.
3. Only projects new to SNS please. The themed linkup is an exception.
4. By linking up here, you’re cool with me featuring you on the blog, Pinterest, or FJI Facebook with no additional permission required.
Join us on Facebook this weekend for party highlights!
How fun, Donna! I love the wonderful old windows! Thanks for hosting!…hugs…Debbie
Hey Donna! thanks for hosting! Love all the old windows you featured here. I love to use them everywhere in my house-probably have too many. LOL Have a great weekend 🙂
Great window inspiration Donna. Thanks for hosting.
Ohh… LOVE old windows Donna!! Fantastic inspirations!! I linked up the Faux boiserie French Wall I made out of armoire doors this week~ thanks for hosting!
How much do I love your par-taay?!?
Thank you for hosting!
Kerry at HouseTalkN
Thanks for hosting. Love the old windows. Always a fun party, lots to read.
Joy
Great collection of old windows. Lots of posts to check out. Thanks for hosting.
Rob
thanks for the party.
Donna I always enjoy your party! I found a huge old window down in the basement the other week and can’t wait to do something fun with it. Will be looking at the linkies this weekend for inspiration!
bee blessed
mary
Yay For the windows! I love them all! Thank you for hosting!
Thank You for all of the wonderful idea..
Especially love all of the old windows..
The windows are so great I wish I had one to share!!! I just have a few Valentine goodies. Oh well. I will look and dream!!
<3 Christina
Fun! Fun! Fun! theme. Old windows are one of my favorite things to decorate with! Thanks for hosting. Little Bit from DecorateWithaLittleBit.com
Thanks for hosting another fabulous party! Love the window inspiration!
Hi, Donna! Loved seeing all the ways the old windows are being used. Great party and theme!
What a surprise to see my Artist’s Inspiration Window! Thanks for sharing it with your readers and thanks for hosting the par-tay!
Hey Donna, just linked up my vintage windows with vintage botanicals. Thanks for hosting a great party!
So, I hope that you believe that imitation is the greatest form of flattery because tomorrow I plan to try to imitate you twine wrapped window!
Thanks for hosting 🙂
Hi Donna! Thank you so much for the link up! Been watching jealously as you post from your cozy spots lately. I linked up a junk pile makeover of a horse at 110, a huge kiss at 97 and my front porch window family est. sign is at 41! Shwew! Hope you have a wonderful weekend ~ have some good times and get some relaxing in too.
I was so excited last week when I read that this week’s link-up would be all about old windows! My husband is a contractor so there is no shortage of old windows at this house! He made me a china cabinet using the two of his favorite windows as the doors and I LOVE it. Thanks so much for allowing me to show it off through your link-up! Now, I’m off to glean a few more ideas….:)
I created and thoroughly tested my recipe for Cheap, Organic Facial Moisturizer that ends up only costing you $0.75 per 2.5 oz (standard facial moisturizer size)! Those are savings to take to the bank! Have a great week!
Rebekah-www.potholesandpantyhose.com
Love an old window! Thanks for hosting, there are some really great projects out there! Inspired!!
I love seeing everyone’s ideas for old windows, since I have several more hoarded in our garage! Thank you for hosting us again this week!
Cheers, Andrea
Thank you for hosting! I have two old windows sitting in my garage that need attended to. Can’t wait to see some great window ideas.
Maggie
http://www.thehellonheelshousewife.blogspot.com
Thanks for hosting! I have an old window hanging in my hallway and just bought another on vacation last month. Havent hung it yet though!
Thanks for hosting Donna. I linked and left last night and now I am back with a few minutes to browse some of the party participants. So much inspiration!
Oh so neat! I love the the two longer white windows with the photos on the beige wall, perfect!
oh wow…crushing on all the window love! The lace framed ones, & the picture ones…my favorites!
Thanks for sharing!
So excited about this — I have two old windows waiting to be fixed up and hung in my living room and I’m looking forward to getting some great ideas.
Lots of fun inspiration out there! I linked up a couple of times…my metal ruler pin board, #135 under Home Decor…and my honeymoon windows hutch under Windows (#108). Thanks again for hosting…I’m going to go snoop through the windows 😉 Laurel
Those old window projects are great! Thanks so much for hosting. 🙂
Hi Donna,
Thanks for hosting. I’m slowly getting back into blogging. I didn’t have a window project to post but I did link under Home Decor. Looking forward to reviewing some of the window projects.
Jane
Where did you find old windows? Would love to reapply some of your ideas!
Donna I have a large skinney cabinet that was made around a long very old window, I made a cabinet with another old window for the door (I have my blue willow china in it) and I have half of an old cathedral window on my mantel for decoration. I also have one over my
potting table outside and I have several in my shed I have to do something with. I also have a small green house (which I keep my collection of vintage flower pots in) made from old windows on my back porch. I think that’s all, not sure. LOL. I love old windows and recycling them into something useful.
Was super excited to see a SNS about WINDOWS! I love working with old window and doors…so many possibilities! Thanks for always having an inspiring blog.
I’ve got the old doillies, now I’m on the hunt for an old window. Ahh, purpose to my antiquing!!
I love the idea of old windows! I am always looking for some!!!!
Hi Donna! Now that is really strange, I wasn’t even round a pc on Saturday and Sunday and someone has linked me up here at no. 20 with an old post from 2010. I was just checking my blog comments and found 3 new comments on that old post and someone commented she’s comming over from Funky Junk, that’s how I found out and I just checked my blog statics and had 50 people coming over from here reading that old post again. Is it possible that soemone else can link you up for a link party? Or are you transporting old link ups over here, because I think I linked this post up to a link party of yours in 2010? Just wondering!
Great party btw!
Carola
Thanks for hosting Donna! Now I new ideas for my old windows. And like Boxwood Cottage, I have had an unbelievable number of new visitors! You are the best!
I love the idea of using the old windows with family photographs! I saw this trick in a decorating magazine this weekend at Barnes and Noble and thought it looked lovely. Thanks for sharing!
Donna, I was surprised to see my Window in a Wall post on here.
Thank you for putting it up.
Now, off to see everyone elses ideas.
thanks for fun party
blessings
barbara jean
I love the old windows with the photos inside! where would I find windows like that? I would like to try that idea!
Even though it seems worthless, it would just take a little bit of imagination to change it all. Painting and adding photos to the windows is a good way to release your creativity and express yourself, since these can serve as a reflection of your emotions. Also, this idea can lead to new hobbies you might enjoy in the future.
Anthony Blommel
It is gorgeous, indeed – the font on the clear window sure illustrates freshness. The window that caught my attention most is the old window with pictures on it – that’s one heck of creativeness.
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Were those your personal designs, Dana? If they are, these are brilliant ideas. Good work! With this blog, those people that have problems disposing of their old windows will have an idea on how to recycle and make use of them. I love the old window that you used as a picture frame. That is really quite creative!
Amazing! Now I know what to do with the old windows I got stuck in my garage. I’m thinking of putting the window frames on my living room and some on the master’s bedroom. Thank you for giving me an idea. : =)
The third photo right there is fascinating. It must be nice to see this on your wall while the morning sunlight hits the well designed glass panels. Something like that deserves to be installed in my kitchen and in the bathroom, too! It actually doesn’t look like it’s too old. Hmm…
Those are great ideas for window designs! With a little twist of imagination, any junk will turn out to be a wonderful piece of decoration. The last window treatment idea looks like a vintage piece of craft. It can somehow rejuvenate your home and enhance the beauty of your interior design.
These recycled windows definitely turned into magnificent works of art! I admire the creative mind and the skilled hands behind these art pieces. 🙂 Recycled windows can also be a potential business venture, and what’s more interesting is that the required capital will most likely be inexpensive.
The sat nit special has 120 old windows. Useful post
I always love to recycle! It really brings out the creativity in me, and I feel very much fulfilled every time I manage to create wonderful stuff out of used things. I haven’t tried recycling old windows and I was very inspired with your post. I’ll start looking for old windows now and start on my next project!
–Katie Nicoll
Old windows can become or look like new by reusing it. All it takes is some imagination and creativity to make something wonderful out of used windows. Put on those thinking caps and start on your DIY projects!
–Ronald Miller
Not just imagination and creativity, Ronald, but unique imagination and creativity! 🙂 That “Fresh Cupcakes” sign looks good. In fact, if I were just to look at the picture, I wouldn’t even know that it was recycled. Good job, Donna! 🙂
Dear Donna,
I just happened by your website via Pinterest today….and loveit. I am eager to try some of your old window ideas…just bought one this summer for $5 at a garage sale…thanks for your lovely pics and all the eye candy for today.
God Bless U!!
Kathie