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Themed Link Ups at Funky Junk

February 12, 2011 by Amanda Formaro

If you haven’t had the pleasure of perusing Donna’s site, Funky Junk Interiors, then you are really missing out. Donna has a totally cool decorating style where she incorporates items that many people would consider junk. I don’t just mean the “one man’s junk is another man’s treasure” type stuff. I’m talking rusted bolts and pullies, rusty old fences and super chippy painted ladders and windows, just to name a few. You will be truly amazed by her vision and consequently addicted to her blog.

Donna hosts a link party every Saturday called Saturday Night Special. You can browse through all the amazing projects in blogland and link up your own creative posts. She always has a home decor category and a separate category for general crafts and recipes. Donna also has a theme each week (this week is chandeliers) and it’s such fun to see what people link up! You can see all of the different themes that have already been featured by visiting her themed link ups in alphabetical order page. So head over to Donna’s site and have some fun browsing around!

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  1. Funky Junk Interiors says

    February 12, 2011 at 5:00 pm

    Thanks for the mention, Amanda!

    The 3 themed party appears to have become somewhat of a hit. Everyone really loves the categories as link parties can really become overwhelming in a short time.

    My personal fav is the themed division. 🙂

    Donna

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