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Driftwood is another big home decor trend you’ve no doubt seen in stores and catalogs. There’s so many ways you can use and display this material. You can make what you see in the stores. And I bet yours will look even better!
Driftwood!
Smaller size driftwood pieces make up this rustic star, which can fit into your displays year-round!
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| Make Your Own Driftwood Star Easily | Michelle Paige |
Hunt for driftwood by the sea and at lakes. This decorative orb was made with lake driftwood!.
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| Driftwood Orb Tutorial | Creative in Chicago |
Use driftwood as the decoration with decorative stamping in colors to match your decor!
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| Stamped Driftwood | The Country Chic Cottage |
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| Pottery Barn’ish Driftwood Mirror DIY | Domestically Speaking |
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| Driftwood Candle Holder Tutorial | Dakota Creek Chic |
What makes this driftwood fish art stand out? How about the driftwood pallet background? Oh, and this project takes less than 15 minutes to make!
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| Driftwood Fish Art DIY | The Space Between |
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| Driftwood Crate DIY | Homeroad |
What a pretty way to add a nautical touch to an arrangement of fresh flowers!
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| Driftwood Vase Tutorial | Simplicity in the South |
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| Driftwood and Seashell Wreath Tutorial | Creative Passage |
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| Driftwood Heart Art DIY | Simplicity in the South |
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| Make Your Own Driftwood | Craftiments |
Here’s links to the other posts in this series:
Nautical Anchor Decor: 10 Easy DIYs
Nautical Rope Decor: 10 Easy DIYs
DIY Sea Life: 10 easy ways to make faux seashells, coral, driftwood and more!
Thanks so much for sharing my driftwood candle holder :-). This round up is fabulous!!
Shawna
You’re welcome, Shawna! And thanks for the awesome how-to!
Thank you so much for including my driftwood fish art! I love all things driftwood and this is a spectacular round up!
You’re welcome Karah! I have seen your fish art all over Pinterest and I can see why: it’s really a unique and eye-catching piece!
Fabulous roundup, they all look great!
Thanks so much, Heather! I had fun putting this collection together!
Thanks for sharing my driftwood vase and heart! I’ve been saving driftwood projects on Pinterest and I’m loving all of these ideas!
You’re welcome Tricia! Since I started gathering projects to put this post together, I’ve fallen in love with driftwood even more, so I’ll check out your Pinterest board! 🙂
What a great bunch of driftwood ideas Laura! Thanks.
You’re welcome Carlene – so glad you enjoyed them!
great round up!
Thanks so much Carissa! 🙂
Oh Laura you are amazing me with all your beautiful nautical/beach round-ups. There is just so much inspiration here! Pinned! xo
Glad you’re enjoying this series, Malia! And thanks for pinning too!
Thanks for featuring my driftwood mirror ~ so many gorgeous driftwood goodies here!
You’re welcome Maryann! Love your mirror, so it was a no-brainer to feature it! 🙂
Great collection of ideas! So cute!
Emily @ elizabethjoandesigns.com
Thanks so much Emily! 🙂
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Hugs, Cathy
Thanks Cathy for the invitation to join you at your weekly party! I’ll definitely mark this down to remember to stop by!
Really enjoying this series Laura. Thank you for linking up at Shabbilicious Friday. I’ll be featuring this post at today’s party.
Thanks so much for featuring this post last Friday, Kerryanne! So glad you’re enjoying the series!
This is such a fun roundup! Thanks so much for the resource. I really would love to do the heart! Finding the driftwood is the hardest thing. Even though I live on the shore, there isn’t that much driftwood to be found. It’s fun looking, though. 🙂 Thanks for sharing. Linda craftsalamode.com
So glad you enjoyed this roundup, Linda! Not sure if you saw my previous post in this nautical series I’ve been doing, but it includes a way to actually make your own faux driftwood! (The link is at the end of my post, above.) Hope this helps so that you can make the heart!