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Now that you've made it through Christmas,
what do you do with a giant snowflake cookie cutter? 

Do you have plans for New Year's Eve? 

Here they are... all my scrap wood trees in one spot! 



My scrap wood Christmas trees of 2018!

Amazing how many trees you can create with the leftover scraps from other projects. 

You can read about each project by clicking on the yellow link. 

My very favorite this year are the neutral plywood treesmade with pieces of a broken crate. 
I didn't even get to save one for myself they sold so quickly! 




These cute little ruler trees were another hit! 
Washi tape, tape measure, and vintage ruler embellished. 

They came in all sizes and designs. 




This scrappy wooden treefrom 5 years ago is my first ever and it started with an old sign that said "Seasons Greetings".




These mini scrap wood trees used colored scraps and couldn't be cuter! 




This merry little Christmas tree with it's curvy l…

This cute little scrap wood Christmas tree was built on a wooden spoon!

Step up your dinner table with this easy DIY riser to elevate food or decorations on your table and 
learn a new decoupage technique. 

These simple and gorgeous trees were easy to make! 

Another fun Christmas tree made from  scraps of wood from my workshop.

Sometimes even if I don't need it, I buy it on clearance!

A small gift can become extra special with  DIY wrapping paper.

Not 50 shades but I bet I have your attention now! 

This cute angel project was a cinch! 

I've been working on more snow globe style snowmen for an upcoming craft fair. 

I've seen a lot of buffalo check, which I love but never  a simple rustic distressed version. 

I love using mixed media and found objects to create Christmas ornaments and these are just adorable!

I ran quickly through our neighborhood church fair this weekend and came home with a treasure!

I'm stepping out of my comfort zone today.

DIY black and white buffalo check garland for my  Christmas mantelis my plan today. 

When my idea for a black truck Christmas tree truck
was hard to find... I painted it! 

Another fun project today that I came upon on a whim.

My theme this holiday season is  all about the Christmas tree farm. 

This fun vintage angel is a cinch to make!

All my favorite things ended up on the mantel this year! Neutrals are my thing and this mantel is the perfect simple neutral decor for Christmas. 

I found these fun large wooden star ornaments at the craft store. 

If it is holiday time, it's Scrabble time! 

I am repurposing a few wooden pieces and a cake  pan to create an inexpensive candle  display for the holidays. 

Vintage... it's a tough word when you're referring to something from your own past. Today I'm grabbing the toboggan I used when I was a kid and making it my favorite Christmas decoration for the front porch. 

Today I'm stenciling a vintage sled with  one of my favorite stencils.

These little cuties are made with just a few  supplies and are very easy to make!

Here is a unique sign that reminds me of the  hymn sign at church and uses pieces from my  ever growing vintage Scrabble collection. 

Believe me, it is not what you think. 
This is not your mother's paper feather!

I'm attacking my hoard of scrap wood in the basement  again today with another scrap wood tree.

I'm updating this simple cornucopia and giving it
a modern country look for Thanksgiving.

I found these chargers on sale for a pack of 6 but the only color available was gold. 

They were ready for the craft fair and packaged to go!

Right about this time of year my workshop is a disaster! 

I am totally a Lazy Susan lover.

The secret to my Christmas snowmen in the jar.

Sometimes a little paint can make a big difference!