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    Pallet Wood Church DIY Decor

    6:56 PM - By 

    I am obsessed with the rus­tic look of pal­let wood projects. And this Pal­let Wood Church is no excep­tion. The beau­ti­ful rus­tic feel of this com­plet­ed project makes it per­fect for year round decor.  Craft kits like this pal­let wood church can be received each month in our Craft Wood Club subscription! Pallet Wood Church Cut List (1) 11^3/4″ x 2^3/4″ with 2 angles (1) 9“x2^3/4″ (2) 9“x2^3/4″ with sin­gle angle  Other Supplies Wood­stik Hot Glue Glue Gun Stain Paint Brush­es Rag Sand­pa­per Burlap Rib­bon Green­ery of choice I began by putting a nice dark coat of stain onto the pal­let boards. Late­ly I…

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    DIY Wood Plank Bunny

    12:15 PM - By 

    From time to time an idea comes to me and it feels too sim­ple to be true. That is exact­ly how I felt when I fin­ished this craft. This wood plank bun­ny start­ed with this sim­ple white­wash pal­let plank from Wal­mart, how­ev­er a sim­i­lar look could be achieved with a piece of scrap wood or even card­board. If you’re like me, you might already have one of these handy lit­tle things in your craft stash. Grab it for this quick and cute Spring project. Ok so first things first, I made some whiskers for my wood blank bun­ny using 16…

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    Hand-Cut Rustic Christmas Wood Projects

    3:51 PM - By 

    It may been 100 and heck degrees out­side but we have been all out Christ­mas in July this week at the shoppe! It felt so good to get on the saws and let my cre­ativ­i­ty come to light. You all LOVED the kits so much I was able to part­ner up with a local Amish crafts­man to bulk pro­duce these rus­tic Christ­mas wood projects! I have always been drawn to wood projects but these might just take the cake in the Christ­mas depart­ment. All of these projects were cut using a band­saw and a jig­saw. I’m not say­ing this is…

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    Scrap Wood Windmill

    4:14 PM - By 

    There isn’t any type of craft­ing much bet­ter than scrap wood craftin. I get the best feel­ing when I can got grab a few pieces from the wood pile and make some­thing from scratch. This lit­tle scrap wood wind­mill is a prime exam­ple of what you can make when you have a good source of scrap wood! Supplies Scrap Wood Tri­an­gle pack Shims Chunky Wood Block Antique Wax by Waverly Crim­son chalk paint by Waverly Ink chalk paint by Waverly Sand­pa­per Paint brush­es Stain rag Rib­bon Hot Glue Sten­cil Cin­na­mon Mod Podge Mini Amer­i­can Flag This scrap wood wind­mill project start­ed with a large…

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    Fall Barn Wood Decor

    6:47 PM - By 

    Y’all let me tell you. I absolute­ly LOVE me a good scrap wood project! It’s kin­da fun­ny how you can be drawn to cer­tain kinds of projects. What I love the most about this DIY fall barn wood decor is its sim­plic­i­ty. Mak­ing and craft­ing does­n’t have to be com­pli­cat­ed or over the top. All you need to recre­ate a your own fall barn­wood decor is…  barn wood scrap fab­ric uphol­stery tacks hot glue + glue gun cot­ton pick small wood beads Now you may be think­ing, where in the world am I gonna get a piece of barn wood. Luck­i­ly, I have a Wood­pile Col­lec­tion…

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    Beautiful Scrap Wood Projects for Your Home

    4:58 AM - By 

    Here on the farm we have a nev­er end­ing sup­ply of scrap wood. This makes it my go-to choice for inspir­ing you to make beau­ti­ful scrap wood projects for your home. We live sev­er­al miles from town so it’s not easy to hop in the car to go decor shop­ping, plus I enjoy get­ting my hands dirty while mak­ing some­thing myself. Do you feel the same way? Insert the scrap wood pile. Here is my (un)offi­cial def­i­n­i­tion: a pile of wood­en good­ness just beg­ging to be beau­ti­ful again! I am def­i­nite­ly that per­son that sees an idea on Pin­ter­est and I…

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    Beautiful + Functional Raised Garden Beds

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    There are plen­ty of rea­sons to choose raised gar­den beds over tra­di­tion­al plant­i­ng. They are eas­i­er to weed and main­tain, plus they make gar­den­ing look orga­nized and beau­ti­ful. This year, like years before, we are chos­ing to raise our beds bly.ut I am approach­ing things a bit different This year I am excit­ed to have my own kitchen gar­den which will con­sist of a 14x14’ space and four 3x5’ beds. Even­tu­al­ly I have dreams of a white pick­et perime­ter fence with an arched entry­way. Com­plete with riv­er rock, an assort­ment of pot­ted herbs and flow­ers around the perime­ter. Yes I…

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    Fall Porch Decor Kits

    8:15 PM - By 

    This week at R+R I have been craft­ing all the things get my porch ready for fall. This col­lec­tion of DIY kits are avail­able at Roost and Restore Home among oth­er projects you can craft and dec­o­rate with. We like to offer high qual­i­ty projects that we can not only inspire you with but also offer indi­vid­u­al­ly and in bun­dles to help you achieve your own unique look for your home. Each tuto­r­i­al for these fall porch decor kits can can be replayed on Face­book (HERE) Check each indi­vid­ual kit and the col­or pal­lette down below.  Fall Porch Leaner This fall…

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    Garden Trellis Makeover

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    I picked up this gar­den trel­lis from Lowe’s back in the Spring and have been con­tem­plat­ing what to do with it. Of course it would be cute with a climb­ing plant on a porch but I decid­ed to give it a fun makeover for Fall. I think you will love this idea for a gar­den trel­lis makeover you can use in your decor. Garden Trellis Makeover Supply List Mini Gar­den Trellis Jig­saw Mea­sur­ing Tape Paint Tea Tow­el or Fabric Mini wood Pal­lets from Dol­lar Tree Paint and brushes Green­ery Paint Chips Wood let­ters Hot glue + gun Jute Twine Begin by mea­sur­ing and trim­ming…