Tuesday, March 3, 2020

Scrap Wood DIY

I had so much fun making these little houses at Christmas...
I was sad to pack them away until next winter, so I made one I can keep out all year.

We always have scrap wood, so I drew off my little house on a 2x4 and my husband cut it for me. 
After I sanded, I painted it with the color, Fluff, from the Dixie Belle Paint Company.
 I added some bakers twine to the block using tacky glue...
 I cut triangles out of scrapbook paper and glued them under the twine...


 I used my Crisut Maker to design and cut a phrase using vinyl and added it to the house... 

 I cut pieces of veneer to create the doors and windows. I used a damp rag to wash color onto them, and used a tiny brush to add some detail.




 When a friend wanted to have a craft night for her birthday, I knew this would be the perfect project. I love all the different colors.

I have a few extra blocks and have an art project swirling around in my head that I'm excited to start. I'll be sharing that soon!



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5 comments:

  1. Those are so sweet! I love little pretend houses of all kinds, but these look so simple to make. Gotta find some scrap wood!

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  2. How ADORABLE are these and such a great craft party idea!

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  3. Such a fun idea for a DIY! :)

    Blessings,
    Edye / Gracefulcoffee.com

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  4. you went all out on those.they are so cute

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  5. This is such a charming and creative DIY project! I love how you took a simple scrap piece of wood and transformed it into a beautiful, year-round piece of decor. The mix of textures from the scrapbook paper, vinyl phrase, and veneer really adds a personal touch. It’s such a fun and easy way to repurpose scrap wood into something unique and meaningful!

    If you ever want to experiment with more interesting wood types, I’d love to invite you to check out Exotic Wood Zone! We have a variety of rare and beautiful woods that can take your crafting projects to the next level. 🌳 www.exoticwoodzone.com

    Looking forward to seeing your next art project!

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