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.
Yesterday I shared a piece of surfboard pallet art made by Kim from Sand & Sisal. The fun doesn’t stop there, Folks! Kim has gotten bit by the pallet art bug, creating another gorgeous, beach-inspired piece from an old pallet. This time it’s a shark gracing Kim’s walls. Like Kim says, the stain gives the {…Read More…}
After transforming one dresser into a set of shelves, Liz Marie couldn’t wait to tackle a similar project. This landfill-bound dresser was the perfect subject. It had a nice shape, and the missing drawer space was begging to filled with a shelf. Liz Marie gave the dresser a “rustic beachy feel” with some blue paint {…Read More…}
These little rope vases Krista at Bayside Bride made from coffee cans are so cute they will have you guzzling down the java just to make your own! Krista simply hot glued the rope around her coffee cans and then inserted a small glass jar to hold water for the flowers. Easy peasy! The rope {…Read More…}
A couple of years ago Karah from The Space Between received news that sends a thrill of anticipation through the heart of any junker. Her neighbors were moving and said any remaining furniture was up for grabs. This nothing-special hutch was calling Karah’s name and was honored enough to make the cut when Karah and {…Read More…}
After throwing a chair curbside one morning and then proceeding to walk her dog, Suzy from Georgia Peachez didn’t make it far before realizing she had to go back and rescue her own castoff. She had originally gotten the chair at an estate sale and then lost interest in refinishing it. During her walk Suzy {…Read More…}
