More Christmas Projects completed!!

What can I say, we are Alabama football fans!  Roll Tide!!

Scrap wood and two adorable owls I found at Home Accents.  Love this!

Clothespin Wreath

Love, love, love this!  The process was a little time consuming, but worth it.  Who would have ever thought clothespins could be so cute!

Merry Christmas Burlap Banner

 

Finished this a couple of days ago.  I loved the way it turned out!! 

Refinished Buffet

This was a rescued piece, literally! A neighbor had tied a rope around it and drug it out of an old storage building he had.  He banged it up pretty bad! He was about to burn it (gasp) when my father in law walked up.  My fil told him I might would like to have it.  Duh, YEAH!  This was my first attempt at a crackle finish.  I am well pleased with the end result.

Reclaimed/repurposed Buffet

A neighbor had drug and yes I mean drug this out of an old storage building he had.  Tied a rope around it and drug it out with his tractor!!  He was about to burn it (gasp) when my father-in-law came up and told him I would probably like to have this.  Duh, YES!!  This was my first attempt using a crackle finish.  I'm happy with it!

Wagon Wheel Light Fixture

Another project completed!  My husband had to help a bit with this one.  He did the electrical wiring, welding, and hanging the heavy thing!!

The light covers are made out of old gutter guard material.  I took a candle holder apart for the light bases, and the chain was "hanging" around in my father-in-laws barn.  A smaller plow wheel brings it together at the top.

Another project... hanging light for outdoor kitchen

Materials used:
Front wheel off old plow; mesh wire gutterguard; old barbed wire; vintage measuring cup; pvc piped covered with "rusted" effect paint; threaded rods, nuts, washers etc... I am so pleased with the end result! One down, one to go!!

Repurposed windows!

I needed something to display my vintage bottle collection in our rustic outdoor kitchen. My husbands uncle had 20-25 old windows. We framed them out and built a shelf to go across the middle with some old fence wood we had. I treated the fence lumber and the windows with a whitewash. I think the end result is fantastic!!!

Rustic Clock (old plow wheel & saw blade)

Just finished this last night. Love the rustic look! Perfect for our rustic outdoor kitchen.

My lastest project - repurposed pallet & old sewing machine base

This was a fairly fast and easy project.

My latest organizational project. This is in my pantry. I love finding and utilizing unused space. Bonus: No more digging under the cabinets looking for a pan!!! So convenient!