Last week, I showed you the antique headboard that I turned into a coat rack. I listed it in my shop, but figured it might not sell for awhile, so I decided to keep it in my living room and use it to hang my family’s Christmas stockings on. I wanted to add something vintage Christmasy-looking to the center of the headboard, so I drew a small stocking template, then used it to cut a bunch of little stockings out {Read More}
Go Light Your World Sign
November 22, 2013 by 6 Comments
I want to thank you all for the prayers, heartfelt well-wishes and monetary gifts sent for my cousin who lost her home in the tornado. It was heartbreaking hearing her account of those moments she endured while it happened, and so sad watching her go through the rubble left of her home, looking for anything that survived. God was with them during the storm, and I have no doubt he’ll be with them as they go forward in rebuilding. Her {Read More}
Repurposed Antique FootboardTurned into a Coat Rack
November 18, 2013 by 7 Comments
I bought this antique bed footboard at an auction last week and decided to turn it into a coat rack. Here’s how it turned out. I’m absolutely in love with it! The details on it are gorgeous, so it just needed to be painted and given light distressing. I would love to have kept it, but since I don’t have a place for it right now, I listed it in my Etsy shop, and it sold quickly. Whenever we get our {Read More}
Antique Wooden Worktable
November 15, 2013 by 23 Comments
Yesterday, I showed you some of the auction finds that I’m selling, but here’s the swoon-worthy guy I’m keeping. I really wasn’t looking to buy any large items at the auction, because my house is maxed out and big pieces are too difficult to ship, but I couldn’t pass this worktable up. It is definitely work-worn, and well-weathered…and that’s the way I like it. He was coated in years worth of dirt when I brought him home, but he cleaned {Read More}
Christmas Music Pages – Loads of Free Pages!
November 8, 2013 by 35 Comments
Other Supplies here: https://www.chalkcouture.com/knickoftime/products And more antique Christmas music pages. These would be perfect for some crafting projects.
On the Workbench & Mama’s Boys
November 7, 2013 by 15 Comments
I hope you all aren’t sick of seeing my tiered stands, because I have several more to show you – it’s what my husband and I worked on last week. I had a waiting list of people who have requested them through my shop, so my husband and I have been making them as quickly I come across the right components to make them. I love the patina on these kitchen colanders paired with the white spindles. I generally design {Read More}
Repurposed Overalls Autumn Wall Pocket Alternative Wreath
October 30, 2013 by 15 Comments
Our Junkers United team has been at it again, turning old junk into funky, unique decor and useful things. This time our focus is on FALL! If your a new visitor – WELCOME! I’m Angie, the author behind the old stuff here at Knick of Time and owner of the Knick of Time online market. ~You can see all my Repurposed Vintage projects HERE, ~view the progress of our farm-country home remodel HERE ~and get my free printable Antique Graphics HERE. You can {Read More}
Printable Hang Tag Gift Tags
October 25, 2013 by 14 Comments
Several weeks ago, I shared some hang tags that came from a 1930’s dealer catalog. Originally, they had the words “Special Sale” and “Sold” on them, and were used in stores. Those tags are perfect for people who sell their handmade products at fairs or in a booth, but I wanted to modify them, so others could use them as well. I’ve created a set of printable gift tags with 7 different greetings on them, as well as a {Read More}
Repurposed Books Coat Rack Junker’s Unite
October 15, 2013 by 37 Comments
Every home needs a coat rack, but I love old books, and wanted to find a way to to find a way to incorporate them into useful decor and not just a stack of dust collectors, so I turned the into a coat rack, so you can literally hang on every word! 🙂
French Script Desk Makeover with Chalk Paint
October 14, 2013 by 15 Comments
If you’ve ever made a DIY version of chalk-style paint, or have been curious to try it, today’s post is for you. If you’ve been reading my blog for any length of time, you know I love chalk paint. It is hands-down, my favorite paint to work with. It dries quickly, distresses beautifully, is much easier to clean up than other paints, and it doesn’t stink up your whole house when you paint indoors. Last year, I discovered I {Read More}
