Ok, so have you ever tried the oui fresh yogurt? That stuff is seriously amazing!!! PLUS…for us DIYers they come in the cutest little glass jars everrr! This easy yogurt jar wood planter box is PERFECT for those little cuties. They are seriously too cute to just throw away! I decided on a whim that I needed a cute little box to group a few of my jars in, and this DIY was born. With a few scrap wood pieces or this DIY Wood Planter Box Kit, you too can make your own! I assembled my simple box using some scrap pieces…
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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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It’s no secret that wood block crafts are my absolute favorite thing to craft! These simple Valentine’s Day wood blocks are the perfect addition to my already neutral decor. They give the perfect hint of romance without clashing with my every day decor, and that is exactly how I like it. I have never been much on the reds and pinks in my home but these Valentine’s Day wood blocks have the softest touch of pink, a hint of read and a muted, yet romantic vibe. These started as 2x4 scrap pieces I grabbed from the garage. I first stained them with…
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Wood block and scrap wood projects are my absolute favorite. I think mostly because of the rustic qualities they have and how versatile they can really be. These rustic winter wood projects are no exception to my love/ This is why I created the Woodshop. To help other women, just like me, gain confidence in making wood projects for themselves. We all are guilty of seeing a cute project and sharing it to our feed or saving it to our Pinterest boards but what if I told you that YOU can bring these ideas to life! YOU can get your hands…
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This little wood block project is one that is sure to make you smile. Not only is this wood block picture holder absolutely ah-dorable, it is so so stinkin easy to make! Scrap wood can be so handy to have around if you have home renovations or in our case, projects around the homestead. It’s easy to just go searching for scraps until I find that perfect little gem waiting for a makeover. What if I don’t have a wood block? I’m glad you asked! We love sourcing from our scrap wood pile so much around here that we decided to bring…
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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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Literally Pinterest is chocked full of Fall Scrap Wood Projects right now. And not just Fall, but there are so many amazing scrap wood projects for your rustic home decor. One of my favorite things to do is to take a piece of scrap, destined for the garbage, and turn it into something beautiful and useful for my home. But here is my confession. I used to let all of those glorious ideas stack higher and higher in my Pinterest boards without any real intention of dragging out my saw and tools. By the time I actually find the time to…
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Add the perfect touch of texture and warmth to your home with this DIY tutorial for building indoor decorative shutters. This type of project will come together quickly with minimal woodworking skills required. Required Tools Miter Saw Pneumatic Nail Gun Air Compressor Additional Supplies Finish Nails (6) 1/4″ Sanded Plywood (Cut into 6 ” planks) (2) 1 x 2″ finished trim pieces (Cut to 14″) Stain Stain Rags Your secret weapon (aka a jig) Instructions I began this project with a large sanded plywood sheet from Lowe’s. Simply ask them to cut your sheet into 6″ planks. Once I had the wood home I…
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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…
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Recently, I came up with a design idea for a unique interchangeable sign, which I named the “Nesting Box” people could customize and use in their homes. The concept of the Nesting box is quite simple. It looks like a normal table top sign but in fact it is much more. You get to chose your components, and we ship them directly to you! You will receive your sign unfinished and ready decorate. It’s that simple, and the best part of the entire design? It can be changed out at any time. For easy interchangeability, we designed the backing using 1/8″…