Trash to Treasure projects
Over at The Space Between, Karah doesn’t find her rescues on the roadside…she finds them on the oceanside! Karah recently moved from an island in the Caribbean to Key West, Florida, so she has plenty of opportunities to go beach combing. One of her favorite things to collect is driftwood.
Jessi from Practically Functional says, “I found a really well-constructed pallet in the alley behind our apartment, and knew I had to snatch it up quick before anyone else did!”
Over at Marisa Howard Design, Marisa had an old, beaten up canvas lying around. she decided to use it to inject some extra color into her home.
Over at Daisy Mae Belle, Melissa shares a project that was the brainchild of her creative eldest daughter, Daisy. ”She was thrilled to pieces when she found this old door at a yard sale,” Melissa says. ”She knew that it would be perfect for her room.” The door was similar to the one pictured, below.
At House by Hoff, April had a blank wall in her dining area that needed a little something. ”I considered doing some pallet art. I considered hanging some plates,” she says. ”Then, in a moment of sheer genius, I considered doing both.”
It’s a double hitter–two pallet projects in one day! I just had to show off the great wall clock Mandy–and her husband–at Sugar Bee Crafts made from a pallet.
Deb of Lake Girl Paints is a talented artist. I always love seeing her projects because she adds her artistic touch to things that might otherwise be overlooked. Like these fence boards:
At Create.Craft.Love., Jill shares a project that her sister, Jennifer undertook: repurposing wine corks into a kitchen backsplash. First off, Jill reassures us that her sister didn’t drink all the wine necessary to get these corks. ”Jennifer enlisted the help of all of her friends and some local wine stores/restaurants over the past year and they collected over 800 corks to pull this off!”
