Showing posts with label Wood Craft. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wood Craft. Show all posts

September 19, 2010

Rachel’s rustic log shelves

sometimes all we need to make a room seem completely new is a quick change: moving pillows from one room to the next, switching up wall art, or perhaps adding a small display to a bare wall. this easy log shelf project seems like the perfect addition to a room if you’re looking for a refreshing change. rachel found these great cut logs on a vacation to tahoe, and was smart enough to snatch them up and bring them home to create these display shelves. it just goes to show that even on vacation, it’s wise to keep an eye out for elements in nature that we can bring into our home. great job, rachel!

Read more at Design*Sponge http://www.designspongeonline.com/2010/08/diy-project-rachels-rustic-log-shelves.html#ixzz0ywLzUEux

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September 14, 2010

Framed display box

I always have apassion for frames and digital photos, this morning I crossed this amazing frame work. Love the idea. Pretty simply and neat though.



August 31, 2010

March 24, 2010

Twig Wall Art

Twig wall art can be completed within one hour of time. but displaying it in the right place will give more attraction and beauty to your art.



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February 11, 2010

Driftwood rack project on design*sponge

Turn a scavenged piece of driftwood into an organic-chic entryway rack in 30 minutes or less. (For regulations on collecting driftwood, check with your local state beach authority.)


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November 13, 2009

Wood Clock project

If you'd like to make your own for its homey, rustic charm you're in luck. Derek & Lauren from Design Sponge have provided a full and detailed tutorial on crafting this rugged delight.



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October 6, 2009

Tree pedestal cakestand

The Rustic theme is being used a lot lately in weddings and other special events, so why not try making this beautiful cakstand made out of real wood via Laurie. I just love this idea and how simple.



All you need is a wood plaque - round or oval in size, a section of a tree limb, some Titebond Ultimate Wood Glue and a large wood clamp. This cakestand hardly cost a thing to make and doesn't take much time. Accent the party and stack them high to display cupcakes or cluster them together and display your cakes and pies.

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