Trash to Treasure projects
This project from Bliss Ranch is one of the coolest dresser repurposes that I have seen lately. Although Bliss really did not need, nor have room for, another dresser in her home, she just couldn’t pass up this one that was sporting a yellow “free dresser” sticker. Just because she didn’t have space inside for {…Read More…}
Kim from Sand & Sisal was challenged along with some blog buddies to create something from barn or pallet wood, the color coral, stencils, fabric, and Mod Podge. Fortunately, she had a pallet she’d held onto, knowing it be perfect for pallet art or a wall sign. Right she was! Kim totally rose to the {…Read More…}
Brooke from Killer B Designs couldn’t help but get excited when she got her hands on a bunch of old wood from a broken ranch fence. The grayed boards were perfect for building a rustic media tower and only required the purchase of a few 1x2s for a frame. Brooke says, “The best part about {…Read More…}
Erin of His and Hers once enjoyed the hobby of raiding recycling bins for treasures. A couple of applesauce jars from her days of digging came to the rescue when Erin and her husband Rick were looking to update the lighting in their half bath. Rick and Erin replaced the outdated shades on their {…Read More…}
Bryan and Maria from Our Lake Life had this table frame sitting in their yard after the glass top was shattered during a storm. While most people would throw it away, Bryan and Marie knew they could make it useful again. Bryan made a new tabletop from pine boards, and Maria beautified it with a {…Read More…}
Ashley from Cherished Bliss got this little table from her mother-in-law. After a complete fail trying to refinish it, Ashley turned to Annie Sloan Chalk Paint to get the job one. The chalk paint totally came through. In only one naptime, Ashley finished the whole table, stripes, wax, and all! I love how the stripes {…Read More…}
When this garden gate was being tossed in the trash by a friend, Debbie from Debbiedoo’s swooped in to save it for a new life. It was grayed and weathered from its life outside. Debbie’s husband came up with the idea to use the gate to fill an empty space in their woods where they {…Read More…}
Kristy from 4 the love of WOOD had a big challenge on her hands with his secretary desk that was handed off to her. It was plagued with a broken drawer, ink stains, and holes punched throughout. Kristy’s work shows just how handy she is when it comes to revamping vintage pieces. To address the {…Read More…}
