70-Centimeter:

• The Long-Boom Quagi
  QST February 1978, pp. 20-21
  Build a 15-element Quagi antenna for 432MHz.
  Including "Additional Bands for the Quagi"
  QST April 1978, Technical Correspondence, p. 34
  (Also see "Building Quagi Antennas", ARRL Antenna Book 18^th Edition, pp. 18-33 to 18-35)

2-Meter:

• Build a Portable Groundplane Antenna
  QST July 1991, pp. 33-34
  A suitable connector and some wire makes this nifty ground plane for your HT.
• Recycle Those Rabbit Ears
  QST May 1995, pp. 72-73
  Make a 2-meter dipole from trashed TV rabbit Ears
• Recycling TV Antennas for 2-Meter Use
  QST November 1996, pp. 34-36
  Make a 2-meter beam from junked TV antennas.
• Make Your Own "Rubber Duckies"
  QST March 1998, pp. 37-38
  Make your own 2-meter rubber duckies that will perform better than many commercial units.
• A Simple Fixed Antenna for VHF/UHF Satellite Work
  QST August 2001, pp. 38-41
  Work the low-earth orbiting satellites with this effective Turnstile Antenna system
• A Simple Halo for 2-Meter Use
  QST August 1957, p.29
  Making a car-radio whip serve as a single-wire transmission line

6-Meter:

• The Simple Sixer
  QST September 1999, pp. 56-57
  A 6-meter rotatable dipole
• Wire Gain Antennas for 6 Meters
  QST February 1997, pp. 66-67
  Several wire antennas from the Long-Wire all the way to the Sterba Curtain for some gain on 6-meters.
• Let's Make the "Hentenna"
  QST February 1982, pp. 16-17
  An “interesting” VHF antenna made from sticks and wire.
• Six Meters from Your Easy Chair
  QST January 2002, pp. 33-34
  A 6-meter squalo made from an old lawn chair
• A Two-Band Halo for V.H.F. Mobile
  QST September 1958, pp. 11-12, 140, 142
  50 and 144 MHz with a single mobile antenna system
• 6-Meter Quad-Turnstile
  QST May 2002, pp. 42-46
  A omni directional, horizontally polarizes 6-meter loop antenna
• Portable 6-meter Yagi
  QEX March 2003, pp. 57-60.  This 2 element Yagi easily breaks down for portable operation.

Other:

• An Inexpensive External GPS Antenna
  QST October 2002, pp. 36-39
  Save money, homebrew your own external GPS antenna from commonly available materials: copper wire, cream cheese or margarine tub, RG-58U…