Junkers Unite with Unique Wreath Hangers, a Pinboard, and a Linky Party!

Welcome Junker Friends! You are in for a treat today!

In case you are new here, I am Susan and Homeroad is my blog.

 Today my projects are 2 fun ways to hang your wreaths...

Why hang a wreath on a nail when junky vintage pieces 

are just too beautiful to throw away...

Think out of the box and use them as unique display pieces...

For the first one, I used a beautiful vintage dresser leg, 

I sanded the end to give it a flat surface. 

I painted the leg orange with a coat

of dark wax, then attached it to a small piece of

reclaimed wood with a sawtooth hanger on the back.

The result is a unique hanger that 

can be used for any size wreath and 

gives it an added element of design.

For the other wreath hanger

I used this very unusual "rocker-like" piece. 

I have no idea what it was but I attached it to a narrow

reclaimed fence board, dark stained the board,

then added a little keyhole bling...

 

One side of this interesting piece is secured to the board while the 

other end makes the perfect hook.

I love the way these wreath hangers look and the added 

layer of rustic, junky charm it gives to the wreaths.

I don't throw away any unique pieces... 

they always seem to turn up in a project somewhere!

And speaking of salvaged pieces... please visit the

Junkers United Junk board here for the best junk projects on the

net all in one place...

And even better yet... The following junk bloggers

have a brand new awesome junk project created just for you!

Visit each one of us by clicking on the links below...

Susan - Homeroad

Bliss / Bliss Ranch

Breida / Breida with a B

Becky / Beyond The Picket Fence

Laurel / Chipping With Charm

Carlene / Organized Clutter

Angie / Knick of Time

Donna / Funky Junk Interiors

And wait... it gets even better!....

Link up your own junk!

Want to share a junk project? 

Link up your own favorite projects below.

We will choose our favorites and link them to the 

Junkers United Pinterest Board...

Are you in?

I can't wait to see what you've created!