Where do you hang your wreaths? On the wall? On a door with a wreath hanger? Or maybe you have one of those very cool wreath stands I've seen online?
I hang wreaths all over my house, I have them on most doors, on the walls and even on a barn door but I don't have a wreath stand and I really think I need one. 
Today I'm going to make a wreath stand using parts from my workshop. Creating from random pieces I have laying around is one of my favorite things to do.
Take a look...

One of the quickest and easiest projects with a great look is on tap for today! 
I've made these before and they are certainly worth revisiting! 
Grab a few finds from around your house and a couple of stemless wine glasses and follow along! 
You'll be glad you did!

I saw the cutest wooden owl stakes while perusing Pinterest recently and just had to give it a try! If you're a Pinterest lover please follow along! 
The owls I saw were actually made from wood scraps and weren't painted at all. 
After an image search on Google I was unable to find the original source so I'm creating my own version for you today. 
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I'm pretty sure this project took me about 10 minutes to make and it is absolutely awesome! 
First of all it looks vintage. 
Secondly, it serves a purpose. 
And third, it looks great just sitting around on a shelf! 
See what I mean...

Sometimes my favorite thing to do is to go down to my workshop and just create. 
I start with an idea and gather pieces I think might work together... they don't always but most of the time I think they do. I call them junk creations. 
Today I'm starting with a glass vase, a vintage insulator and some textured paint to create an Easter Bunny. 
Take a look ...

Several years ago I made some upgraded bottle brush trees. I cut off the stand on the bottom and made them look 100% better by giving them a new base! 
This year I had fun with more unique junky items and neutral bottle brush trees.
Come take a look...

Today I'm creating a rustic wall vase made from a repurposed vintage metal cheese grater. 
If you don't have vintage I'm going to show you how to age a new one and give it a great patina! I have tons of ideas linked below for repurposed cheese graters! 
Today's wall vase will hold Christmas greens and berries or drop in a plastic cup of water for fresh flowers! 
It was so easy! ...

It's garden time in our area! Finally! 
Truth be told I'm not great with plants but I have been known to grow a nice flower garden. 
Today I'm turning a great road-side find into signs for my garden. 
I love using rusty tubs and found junk items in my garden and today's project is no different...

Sometimes I just like to create from things I have around the house.  Today I'm making a stenciled American flag project made with found objects!  DIY Fourth of July decorations are my favorite this time of the year! 

This was a quick and easy project from parts I found in my basement. Every once in a while I get the urge to just dig through my box of junk pieces and see what I can make. Sometimes I even surprise myself and am thrilled with the results! 

This adorable garden project began in the workshop, but even before that it started many years ago in someone's kitchen. 

When the warmer weather comes around I like to decorate my garden as much as I like to decorate my home. 

I was super disappointed when one of my favorite sparkly, chunky necklaces broke. Should I repair it or use the pieces for something else?

This project started out with a drawer front from a kitchen cabinet and a bunch of old hardware. 

I found this beautiful piece of large driftwood on the beach. 


One of my favorite things to do is to treasure hunt on the beach.
I found this great piece of driftwood one day. 
It stands almost 2 feet tall.

The color and the texture of this wood was awesome! 
To preserve the color, I gave it a coat of Polycrylic.
All I really needed to do was to screw on a clip.

and add a stand for sturdiness.

This driftwood is an awesome sculptural piece.

I added a starfish to enhance the nautical theme.

I also added an 8x10 photo of my baby to complete the look.

I've never met a piece of driftwood I didn't love!
Check out more Homeroad driftwood projects before you go!