Decorative Wood Houses using Scrap Wood You must have seen those adorable decorative wooden houses for tabletops in gift shops or on Pinterest. Wooden houses crafts are so cute and I knew they had to be easy to make using small pieces of scrap wood. Â As it’s just warming up enough to be outside in…
Easy DIY Wood Riser Stand and Table Protector Often gift shops have a wide assortment of table risers for decor, so after pricing some I came home and made this DIY wood riser stand for less than $3. Farmhouse stores always have all these cute and attractive little ornaments for us to oooh and ahh…
DIY Farmhouse Tea Towel Ladder When we purchased this home one of my must haves was lots and lots of electrical plug ins in the kitchen throughout our home actually. Our kitchen has two plug ins on each section of counter, yeah for me. But, have you ever tried to create a pretty kitchen vignette…
DIY Wood Block Pumpkins for Fall or Thanksgiving You often see this type of DIY wood pumpkins on Pinterest, but I have never made them and I had half of a 4 by 4 in the scrap wood pile. I thought something Halloween themed but since Fall is just beginning these We are Blessed wood pumpkins…
This backyard vertical planter is quite a bit different than the regular DIY pallet planter boxes we see online. It’s designed to add color to the dark and boring corner of a run-of-the-mill fence. If you have a boring run-down looking piece of fence that needs something, try this DIY project. It will also work…
An Easy Scrap Wood Project for the Back Yard It’s a little bit early to use these, the inexpensive herbs and last of the season florals are thankfully three months away. These little herb and flower drying racks began as simple scrap wood projects but were too clunky and boring, so I added the feminine…
DIY Hanging Planter We have a very large wood stash taking up the rafters, and two corners of the garage. I have decided to use some of the wood for simple projects that I can do myself. I let my outside projects be much more rustic than the indoor projects. The outside projects don’t need…
