Welcome to Party Junk 260 – reclaimed wood projects
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Hello and a happy reclaimed wood kinda weekend to you!
It’s absolutely no secret that I’m a reclaimed woodaholic. I get it from anywhere I can, but most commonly, the good ‘ol lowly pallet.
But reclaimed wood can be mimicked or spotted in many different ways. Here are some fabulous ideas from last weekend’s linkup…
DIY Knockoff card file dresser from a thrift store find / Curb Alert
Tammy was head over heels in LOVE with card file styled furniture, but the price tag of 1k and up wasn’t gonna happen. So she created her own spin, with a thrift store dresser and wood sections to a tune of $60 total. Wow!
Cutting board wall gallery / Finding Home Online
Laura had this blank wall in the kitchen she didn’t really know what to do with. After digging around in her kitchen, she decided to simply hang up her cutting boards and create a wall gallery. I. LOVE. THIS. IDEA.
DIY faux butcher block on casters / My Altered State
Pauline has always loved the look of a butcher block accent in a kitchen. But being that she isn’t a foodie type (like me), she set about creating one out of 2x4s. Seriously… what? The stamping you see is original to the wood. COOL.
Reclaimed wood table / Four Corners Design
Amy was never crazy about her dining room table. Grabbing a metal iron base and reclaimed wood from her stash, she created this amazingly, easy to copy table that is out of this world gorgeous! You need to see the table in this room!
Reclaimed wood wall in a workshop / Funky Junk Interiors
Welcome to my single car garage turned workshop! It’s still in progress, but lots of progress has been made. I desired to celebrate reclaimed wood in a special way. Hence, a funky wall treatment was created, which also offers stability for hooks and shelves. Come take the so far tour!
Desire more? MOST of my own projects are from reclaimed wood which you can snoop through to your heart’s content on one page HERE.
Have a cool reclaimed wood project to share? Link them up in this weekend’s 2nd themed linkup!
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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.
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Hi Donna thanks so much for hosting !!! I haven’t been able to link up a lot lately because I don’t always have up cycled projects but I am always happy when I get to join the party!!! xoxoxo Christine from Little Brags
Donna – thanks a million for featuring my reclaimed wood table – coming from someone who knows her salvaged wood, your comments are high praise! Appreciate your support of all of us who are trying to create our own DIY happiness…
Thanks so much for the party Donna – off to check out some features – have to see that table !
Have a great weekend
Hugs,
Suzan
I love this! Thank you so much for including my faux butcher block project! I’m honored that my project is amidst the awesomeness of the other ones you featured as well.
What a wonderful way to end an average day!
(Actually, this surprise makes it not so average anymore. Ha! Thank you! Thank you!)
Thanks so much for the party. I love all of the features. Have a wonderful week.
Back to our regularly scheduled programming? Business as usual? See? Life does go on…
Donna,
I am so loving that 2×4 butcher block. Why didn’t someone think of this sooner. Awesome!
Have a great week,
Elaine
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