Funky Junk Sisters
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| Blog Name: | Funky Junk Sisters |
| Url: | http://funkyjunksisters.blogspot.com/ |
| Language: | unknown |
| Topics: | creativity, design, life |
| Description: | Linda Albers and Dixie DeRocher have both owned and operated Vintage Home and Garden Shops. Linda now sells residential real estate and stages all of her listings and Dixie (named after her mother)still sells her creations in boutiques and online at www.thechichousewife.com Together they have found another creative outlet, blogging. They love to go junkin and turn it into fabulous stuff, hopefully they can teach you some tricks along the way. Join the Funky Junk Sisters on their fabulous ride! |
| Popularity: | 409 Followers |
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Santa, How Old Are You?
I was reminded today that Macys first introduced Santa to its stores in 1870. One hundred and thirty-nine years ago! A Macys window display in the 1870's.Of course we are all familiar
I was reminded today that Macys first introduced Santa to its stores in 1870. One hundred and thirty-nine years ago! A Macys window display in the 1870's.Of course we are all familiar
Creative Thanksgiving Table Ideas.
Here are some simple ways to dress up your holiday table. This could easily be made with some candles from the dollar store and some scrapbook paper.
Here are some simple ways to dress up your holiday table. This could easily be made with some candles from the dollar store and some scrapbook paper.
A Great Idea From Sue Whitney!
Leave it to Sue Whitney of JunkMarketStyle to come up with such a cute idea. Can you just imagine how wonderful these paperwhites will smell when they are in full bloom? Heavenly, we say, heavenly!
Leave it to Sue Whitney of JunkMarketStyle to come up with such a cute idea. Can you just imagine how wonderful these paperwhites will smell when they are in full bloom? Heavenly, we say, heavenly!
Barns of our home town.
We have told you before about the small town we grew up in, Deer Park, Washington. We stumbled across the Deer Park/Clayton Historical Society on the web the other day as we were researching something for a project we are working on. This is what we found....wonderful old barns!
We have told you before about the small town we grew up in, Deer Park, Washington. We stumbled across the Deer Park/Clayton Historical Society on the web the other day as we were researching something for a project we are working on. This is what we found....wonderful old barns!
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