How to Make a Plantation Shutter Wreath Hook
This cute farmhouse style project took minutes
and looks beautiful!
I made this project with an old pair of garage sale Plantation shutters.
I removed the hinges on the side of the shutters then using a wire cutter, cut off the stick that moves the slats up and down.
I reused the stick from the center of the slats.
I nailed it to the back side of the frame to hold down the slats so they wouldn't move.
I reused the stick from the center of the slats.
I nailed it to the back side of the frame to hold down the slats so they wouldn't move.
This is the side I am going to use for the project.
All the slats are secured in place.
I painted the shutter with Fusion Mineral Paint in Raw Silk.
It's a beautiful white that isn't to bright white.
I added a reclaimed hook from another project.
If you're looking for hardware, you can find beautiful knobs and hooks at great prices at DLawless Hardware.
If you're looking for hardware, you can find beautiful knobs and hooks at great prices at DLawless Hardware.
Then I gave the shutter and the hook another coat of paint.
D ring hangers were added to the back of the shutter for hanging.
Finding the perfect wreath to hang on the hook from around my house was easy and it can be changed up for every season or holiday.
I'm just in love with the way it turned out, it's the perfect
backdrop for a beautiful wreath!
backdrop for a beautiful wreath!
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