Welcome to Party Junk 234 – reclaimed wood projects
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Hello everyone! Ready for my most favourite topic ever? Let’s talk about reclaimed wood projects!
Bliss landed this little crate for a buck. She then added shims to the sides and all kinds of other neat fixes, morphing it into a serving tray. This is too cool!
Buoy styled reclaimed wood tags / Homeroad
When Susan received a custom order for some tags for a wedding, no normal tag would do! These darling nautical styled buoy tags indeed have style!
Cafe corner window seat / Offbeat & Inspired
When Tiffany moved to a smaller apartment, she lost her dining room table space. But no problem! While this particular board isn’t reclaimed, this cafe corner window seat is an amazing feature that could be used for a table or desk in front of any empty window!
How to build a spool bookcase / Thistlewood Farms
When Kari Anne went to the hardware store, her heart was not on the new wood. It was on the throw away spool in the middle of an isle. As luck would have it, her vision landed her a free place to stash books! And a husband that has plenty of game watching to catch up on. Minor detail I’m sure!
Colourful rustic coat hook and shelf / Beyond the Picket Fence
Becky put some colourful reclaimed wood scrap ends from another project to whip up this gorgeous and vibrant coat hook! Who needs sunshine when you have all these fun colours greeting you each day?!
Reclaimed wood pipe handled bed tray / Funky Junk Interiors
Desiring a spot to enjoy my laptop in peace, reclaimed wood and pipes came together to create a rustic bed tray. So so easy to make! Pipes for plumbing? I don’t think so… 🙂
Share your own reclaimed wood creations in the 2nd linkup below!
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~ Party Junk blah blah linkup rules ~
1. Upcycled, DIY home projects only please. Items for sale must be in tutorial form on your blog.
2. Linkups must be your own work, not another’s.
3. Only projects new to Party Junk please. The themed linkup is an exception.
4. By linking up here, you’re cool with me featuring you on my blog, Pinterest, Twitter, FJI Facebook and I Love That Junk with no additional permission required and add your link to like minded themed linkups.
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Hi Donna, I haven’t been around lately since you changed your party to Upcycle theme. I think it’s great! I love upcycling, it’s so creative and inspirational! Sharing my little Porch Bench #4 and my Raised Garden beds made from Salvaged Wood and an old Industrial Farm gate #6 (reclaimed wood). Hope you will enjoy! Have a great week! Thanks for hosting!
Cindy 🙂
Thanks Donna for Party Junk. The nautical tags and the cafe style dining counter caught my eye especially.
Joy
Yes! This is my favorite topic too, I LOVE Reclaimed wood! And I love all the projects you featured! Thanks for the party! Hugs!
Thank you for this fun party!!
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“hugs” Crystelle
Crystelle Boutique
Thanks for hosting love the features. Love the cafe dining room especially.
I’m honored to be featured as well as be among the creative projects of others, gracias!
Donna, your bed tray is great! Enjoy your peace and quiet! ~Ann
Hi there! Great party! Thank you for hosting! Just wanted you to know that I”m putting together a link party directory and would love for you to include yours! http://www.mysnippetsofinspiration.com/link-party-list/
Great party! Thanks for hosting.
So excited about the reclaimed wood link party! I just linked up my pallet and sawhorse desk what was inspired by yours!!! Thanks for hosting 🙂
Yes, I’m commenting a lot on your blog tonight, but I’m trying to catch up on my emails after being laid up with my back. This post has been pinned, I have so much old wood & pallets that need to be put to good use. Perfect timing with the weather soon to be good enough to work in the barn with the saws!
Debbie 🙂
WOW! We love Cheerwine! It looks so retro on the crate! Perfect accent. Love the ideas! Thanks!
Thanks for hosting, have a great day. 🙂