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

Tuesday, April 9, 2019

Triangle Scraps

I've been having a great time playing with my scrap pile. I used the chop saw to cut up a bunch of same sized triangles in varying heights.


And then I started playing around with all of the different ways to assemble them and stain them. This would be a cute ornament!


Ultimately I settled on one large art piece. This is as I started putting it together and picking the layout


And finally with a solid backing this turned out beautiful! Now I want to make one of these on a larger scale. Maybe a living room wall?

Thursday, March 28, 2019

Peg Board Jewelry Organizer

We moved in two years ago and since then all of my jewelry has been sitting in a purse in the bottom of my closet which, as you can imagine, is not very useful. Digging for what I want and trying to untangle it from the mess drives me nuts. I've been meaning to create a jewelry organizer to hang behind the bedroom door and today I found some time in my schedule! It's just the perfect size to organize all of it and I can finally see at a glance what my options are!



Bonus: It hides behind the door when it's open but it also looks cute as a part of the decor as well.

Monday, March 25, 2019

Pac Man Wall Art

Now that we have so many teenagers (5!) we turned one of the rooms in our house into a game room. And of course a game room needs some game themed art! Initially I accidentally painted Blinky more purple-ish but my little sister set me straight as "He's the main ghost!". She had a point so I did a little color correction to set him straight, haha.


It turned out to be the perfect fit but now I'm thinking I also need to fit Mario in here somewhere...

Monday, March 18, 2019

Unique Barn Wood Art


I'm finishing up a custom reception desk that is made with 100 year old barn wood and there were small pieces of wood that were cutoffs or were partially damaged that couldn't be used for the main desk. When you have old and beautiful wood I feel that it's a huge shame to toss any of it so all of the scraps were ripped down to a consistent width to create this beautiful wall art.


Every piece was glued and nailed to be sure that they would never budge. To make sure that everything stays put while it dries I used a very "fancy" technique to keep everything flat.


And now, what some people might have considered waste is a pretty and unique piece of rustic art.