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  • DIY Projects - Scrap Wood Projects

    How to Make a Scrap Wood Christmas Tree Sign

    For this Scrap Wood Christ­mas Tree Sign we are using one of the patent pend­ing Roost and Restore Nest­ing Box­es which you can read about here. They are also, avail­able to pur­chase if you wish to make you own inter­change­able sign. The fun part about these Nest­ing Box­es is they are inter­change­able and pro­vide THE per­fect base for all you home made sig­nage. Sim­ply pur­chase the frame, dec­o­rate your inserts and change them out for the seasons!  If you’re like me, then you love mak­ing décor for your home. Not just cute lit­tle crafts here and there but true, qual­i­ty…

  • Christmas - Decor - DIY Projects - Scrap Wood Projects

    Hand-Cut Rustic Christmas Wood Projects

    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…

  • Decor - Decor + Styling - DIY Projects

    Textured Wood Block Christmas Tree Using Sand Paint

    I recently have been loving this DIY sand paint recipe! Not only does it provided superior coverage but it also leaves behind a nice texture on most any surface.  Here is what you need! 3 scoops Plas­ter of Paris 2 scoops or small craft tube of paint 1 scoop of Sand wood block Christ­mas tree craft kit All you real­ly have to do is com­bine the 3 ingre­di­ents and mix well. It should be the con­sis­ten­cy of run­ny tooth­paste. If it seems to thick, add a tiny amount of water (or more paint) until desired con­sis­ten­cy is reached. Also, when I say scoop it could…

  • DIY Projects - Scrap Wood Projects

    Rustic Christmas Scrap Wood Projects

    There is some­thing so incred­i­bly fun about cre­at­ing with scraps. It can be the ulti­mate chal­lenge for your cre­ative side and it’s a great way to use your resources; espe­cial­ly after a home reno or project build. These rus­tic scrap wood Christ­mas projects are the per­fect exam­ples of the amaz­ing pieces you can cre­ate with wood that oth­er­wise may be head­ed to the trash.  There are so many amaz­ing projects ideas out there and I cre­at­ed the THE WOODSHOP to help get wood into peo­ples hands that may not oth­er­wise have the tools or the wood pile to use for projects…

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    Rustic Wood Block Christmas Village

    There is some­thing incred­i­bly charm­ing about this home made wood block Christ­mas vil­lage. See­ing how some­thing basic can be trans­formed into a beau­ti­ful state­ment piece of decor is so rewarding.  This DIY pairs per­fect­ly with the twin­kle of Christ­mas lights and a sim­ple gar­land. I hope to inspire you with sim­ple, rus­tic charm this wood block Christ­mas vil­lage will add to your home, bet­ter yet, make one for yourself. Recreate this look with these supplies Wood Block Christ­mas Vil­lage Project Set, or scrap wood pieces Waver­ly Chalk Paint, Plaster Cof­fee Stain RECIPE HERE Plas­ter of Paris Black paint Pen Sand Paper Hot…

  • Craft Wood Club

    Hey, Sis­ter! Ready for Deep­er Con­nec­tions and Divine Cre­ativ­i­ty? Wel­come Home to The Craft Wood Club! Hey there, soul sis­ter! Are you crav­ing some­thing more mean­ing­ful in your life? A con­nec­tion that goes beyond the sur­face? Well, pull up a chair and get cozy because you’ve just stum­bled upon some­thing tru­ly special. Craft­ing + Con­nec­tion: Let’s talk about craft­ing. There’s some­thing mag­i­cal about get­ting your hands dirty, isn’t there? And here’s the secret sauce: when you pair that hands-on cre­ativ­i­ty with scrip­ture, some­thing incred­i­ble hap­pens. You start to feel those words. You start to live them. It’s like the sto­ries and…

  • Decor - DIY Projects

    European Farmhouse Christmas DIY

    When I picked up this lit­tle $3 ceram­ic Christ­mas horse at a local thrift store last week, I knew right away I want­ed to try to recre­ate a beau­ti­ful Euro­pean Farm­house Christ­mas inspired piece! This dat­ed horse had great tex­ture and the details were per­fect for what I had in mind for trans­form­ing this lit­tle gem. With a price tag of only $3 I knew I need­ed to bring it back to the shoppe for a lit­tle makeover. My secret weapon...Rub N’ Buff! This stuff is so pig­ment­ed and mag­i­cal when it comes to trans­form­ing some­thing basic like this lit­tle…

  • Decor - Decor + Styling - DIY Projects

    DIY Christmas Decor Using an Old Canvas

    This week I kicked off with some Christ­mas craft­ing. Every Mon­day I go LIVE on Face­book to share a fun makeover idea and this week DIY Christ­mas decor is just what I need­ed to get the week started! I grabbed a can­vas for $1.99 at the local Good­will, removed the dat­ed can­vas image to reveal a cute, chunky wood­en frame. You can see what this frame looked like before on the Face­book replay. After remov­ing the can­vas I sim­ply stained the frame, attached some super cute pol­ka dot rib­bon, embell­ished with some sim­ple green picks from Wal­mart and thid DIY…

  • Wood Block Nativity Craft for Kids

    Join me LIVE as a guest crafter@ 7PM CST on the His House Kids Face­book Page! I will be join­ing our chil­dren’s direc­tor, Natal­ie Winn, in shar­ing THE CHRISTMAS STORY as we cre­ate a wood block nativ­i­ty set together! This will be an amaz­ing oppor­tu­ni­ty to craft along­side your kids and give them a chance to cel­e­brate the birth of Jesus on their lev­el! For your con­ve­nience I have pro­vid­ed a Nativ­i­ty Fig­ures down­load below, for your kid­do to col­or and cut out pri­or to the event. If you don’t have wood blocks avail­able these would be great to col­or and…

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    Make A Wood Block Ornament + Video

    Mak­ing wood block ornament(s) has to be one of my favorite things to cre­ate this time of year. In fact, mak­ing wood block anyyy­thing is my favorite.  PS.…these wood block ornament(s) make won­der­ful (and bud­get friend­ly) gifts too (wink wink) If you have a scrap wood pile lay­ing around, go grab a lit­tle piece and make this super cute, rus­tic lit­tle addi­tion for your tree.  No wood? No wor­ries! If you don’t have access to wood, we have a scrap wood project solu­tion designed JUST FOR YOU! If you have wood, then you’re almost set. See the com­plete list of sup­plies below. Supplies…