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Please see our full disclosure here. Get organized! Use your old scrap pieces laying around to make a beautiful skyline of your favorite city. A beautiful chevron style coffee table with a variety of beautiful wood colors. This project could be considered more advanced but with a little effort, I believe anyone can create this beautiful table.

Another idea containing scrap pallet wood and mason jars. This time, instead of using it for storage, it will be used as a verticle herb garden!

This is perfect to have next to the window in your kitchen so you always have fresh herbs for cooking. This is a very simple project that uses any sized pieces of scrap wood and just a few other materials. The beautiful grey stain against the wood gives is a minimalistic and classy feeling. This fold-out murphy bar is way too cool! Sometimes in the summertime when you are spending a lot of time outdoors a secret bar could be your best secret. This is a simple scrap wood project that you can customize with your favorite colors and phrases or words.

So cute! I love these oversized dice made from scrap wood materials. The kids would definitely have fun playing with them and they also just look great as decor. A nice and easy project that you can make to add a little extra shelving in your house. Paint the house Things You Can Make Out Of Scrap Wood Jack any color you want to match your color schemes. A beautiful tote to use as a rustic decoration made from reclaimed wood.

This idea uses an old wooden chair leg as the elegant handle and can be painted any color of your choosing. How beautiful are these candle holders? Surprisingly they are very easy to make! With some scrap plywood and some tools, you will be able to recreate these stunning candle holders.

I have always loved the antique feeling of lanterns, these ones , however, have a more modern touch with the geometrical shapes and open wood. Perfect to brighten up your patio. I love it! A perfect home for your succulent friends you will definitely have fun doing this project! A great way to use up some scrap wood and create a useful item for your kitchen. Keep your veggies and fruits separated by the small divider and add the labels to finish it off. Friend's Email Address.

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Attach the shims to the box using wood glue, and fill with herbs, succulents, and other seasonal staples. With this pup-friendly project, you can feed Fido as well as your own DIY cravings.

The table, cut from scrap pine board , is supported by four cut-to-size table legs and features two jigsaw-cut holes sized just right for food and water bowls. After assembly, sand and paint the station so it will be as attractive to you as it will be to your hungry pet. Ordinary scrap wood and concrete pavers can pave the way to a flourishing planter. The joinery, made from 2x2's, comes together with deck screws, and the pavers are secured to the wood pieces with construction adhesive.

Complete the look with a set of shiny house numbers that will make your curb appeal pop. As these DIY luminaries demonstrate, lanterns exude an ambience that will never go out of style. Assemble scrap wood planks into a lantern box and base, attach the box to the base, and top with brad nails and wood glue. Add a paint bucket handle to make the lantern easier to move around, then rest a candle inside to cast a romantic glow—and perhaps release a whiff of your favorite fragrance too. Your guests are sure to savor this eye-popping wine rack every time you pop open a bottle.

To build it, measure and cut the top, base, and triangular midsection to size, and then assemble with pocket-hole screws. After staining and distressing the rack to suit your style, fill it with your favorite varietals. Give naked upholstery a sleek and savvy cover-up with this wooden sofa sleeve.

Using glue, assemble precut and drilled scrap wood into a convenient perch that hugs an arm of your couch or chair. The circular trench, drilled with a hole saw , lets this sofa accessory double as a cup holder. Accent your bike with this basket made of paint stirrers that have simply been glued together and stained. The finished product mimics a classic bike crate and lends instant old-school charm to your favorite mode of transportation.

Secure the basket to your bike with belts or basket fasteners, and then hit the road in style! Classics, thrillers, and bedtime stories alike will feel at home in this winsome wood shelf.

Assemble a frame from scrap wood, connecting the base pieces together using wood glue and brad nails. Attach the beveled-edge roof to the top, fill any nail holes with wood filler, and sand the shelf smooth. Paint if desired for a fairytale-worthy result.

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