PJ 248 – risky rustic projects

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Welcome to Party Junk 248 – Risky Rustic Projects

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Happy weekend, everyone! I am still in Maui and having a spectacular time! But time is ticking away quickly, so we are attempting to start to do more of the activities the island as to offer. You can see what we’re up to on Instagram.

So, after glancing at last weekend’s party, I came across one project in particular. Which influenced this weekend’s 2nd theme… risky rustic projects.

Taking risks with decorating can really take you to places unknown. Risk taking isn’t for the faint of heart by a longshot! But how fun is it to come up with ideas you yourself have created? Risk taking is all about trial and error and seeing what transpires.

Here are a few successful risky rustic project highlights from last week’s party….

Salvaged spindle side table by Beyond the Picket Fence

Rustic spindle table / Beyond the Picket Fence 

What I admire about Becky’s projects most is that they’re loaded with whimsey. I never know exactly what will pop up next, but I know without a doubt they will be colourful. This project pushed into the risk zone with these colourful spindle legs. That is just fun!

Drawer spindle planters by MyLove2Create
Old drawer spindle planters / My Love 2 Create

Oh, this one is so ‘riskily’ wonderful! (riskily is risky too, no?) This is what can happen when you team up drawers and spindles. These planters by Mindi make taking risks a whole lotta fun to look at!


Mudpie station by Bliss RanchRustic mudpie station / Bliss Ranch

I haven’t decided if this project was risky or flat out incredible, so I decided to risk it and put it in here anyway. When you have six kids, you want to keep them busy. I believe this would do it. Bliss, while I’m not much of a cook, I’d change my mind if this was in my yard!

Junk style entry table by FunkyJunkInteriors.net

 Rustic reclaimed front entry made out of what?! via Funky Junk Interiors

 Desiring a new look for my front entry without any ‘real furniture’ to toss in there, I piled a few odds and sods together to create this functional, yet very risky rustic take for a side table. I personally think the hydrangeas saved it, so if in doubt, throw some fresh flowers on your risky projects and call it done! 🙂

Let’s get this party rolling… link up your projects below in the two linkups!

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7 thoughts on “PJ 248 – risky rustic projects

  1. Thanks for the party Donna – just looked at your last post – such gorgeous photos of Maui – I’ve never been to Hawaii so I’m anxious to see the rest of your trip!
    Hugs,
    Suzan

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