Trash to Treasure projects
Before tearing down the main house on their property The Inspired Housewife Dianne and her hubs, Mr. Amazing, salvaged all the tongue and groove boards from the walls. Dianne had been crushing on wood ceilings and knew the boards would be a beautiful addition to the covered porch on her newly constructed home. Dianne and {…Read More…}
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After encountering a bit of "a “building slump” Gail from My Repurposed Life bounced back with a DIY caddy inspired by some fellow crafty ladies. She gathered up a few reclaimed wood fence slats and chair parts for the job. Gail fashioned two different sized caddies, and boy oh boy, are they versatile. Flowers, art {…Read More…}
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Gail from My Repurposed Life brought home a sweet little stash of goodies after visiting her daughter and son-in-law in Nashville. Shutters, windows, fence posts… Ooolala! When entrusted to sustain some succulents until she could get them to her daughter, Gail turned to those old fence posts to create a rustic planter. She even repurposed {…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…}
Like Becs from Born Again Creations, you may find yourself running out of places to hang all your kiddos’ precious works of art. Becs says, “I love the artwork my kids create but sometimes wondering what to do with it all can be a little overwhelming… So what’s a parent to do?” Repurpose a piece {…Read More…}
When Sausha from Sweet Pickins needed some eye catching décor for a diagonal wall in her kitchen she turned to her stash of reclaimed lumber that she got for free from a neighbor. It was old, weathered, and perfect for the task at hand! Sausha cut up one of her planks to create her own {…Read More…}
Liz at The Brambleberry Cottage has her very own stash of vintage windows and beadboard. Seriously, a barn full of them! (Doesn’t it just make your DIY, trash-to-treasure loving heart swoon?) Liz put the windows and beadboard together to create a gorgeous pair of mirrors. These weathered, chippy mirrors are so full of character and {…Read More…}
