I’m so giddy about this project! I love how my repurposed lamp plant stands turned out. This is a fairly easy project if you have enough junk in your stash. I save lamp parts when I do projects, so I had extra stuff. I recommend you dedicate a place to hold onto them as well. 🙂
I have a fun Spring project to share with you today. I made this to share for the Power Tool Challenge group–the theme was Spring. I used reclaimed stair stringers to make a 3 tiered plant stand. I purposely made it to look old. It’s actually made of mostly new lumber.
I have an easy project to share with you today! I love using reclaimed wood for outdoor projects. Sometimes I just make stuff up as I go along, and learn better ways to do things, that is the case with this project. The next rustic ladder plant display I make will be a little different.
When I saw this pedestal stand, I was shocked at the price. I had parts laying around to make something nearly identical. (for FREE) Source I dug out this old bed piece from my stash. Doesn’t everyone have such random items in their stash? I cut it down to size with my compound miter…
Earlier in the week I made this cute shutter shelf out of a repurposed shutter. No sooner than I got it made, I thought to myself “gee, this would look great with legs.” But it was too late. I would have had to put the legs on before I attached the two pieces together. Today, I’m…
Look at how easy it is to repurpose picket fencing into a garden shelf. A friend of mine inspired me to do this little picket fence shelf. However, finding curbside picket fence around my neck of the woods took a lot longer than I expected. I finally came across some red stained fencing. I…
