2. Noodle necklaces

Noodle necklace are a kid crafting classic that, if you ask me, will never die or disappear. They’re just so much fun to both make and wear, especially since pasta comes in all different shape and sizes! Check out how Mom Junction made several completely different designs using noodles in all kinds of colours and shapes, creating a different aesthetic for each individual necklace.

3. Painted pasta butterflies

Have you ever thought about how much fun it would be to make awesome pasta crafts with the extra large shell shapes, but you’ve never thought about what you could actually make before? Well, DIY Cozy Home has you covered for ideas! I’m a particular fan of this painted butterfly design because the large surface area of the shells in each wing lets you create a lot of good detail, just like a real butterfly’s wings would have.

4. Past noodle choo choo train

Now that I think about it, I really haven’t done enough crafting with lasagna noodles in my life. I love the way Funny Crafts used them here as a base for building a train out of all kinds of different noodles. Later them or stack other shapes on top of them, but make sure you use that flat noodle surface to the best of your ability!

5. Pasta snowflake ornaments

When I was a kid, I’d never seen these pasta noodles that look like honeycombs before. Since discovering them in adulthood, I’ve spent a few weeks practically living off of them simply because they’re fun to both eat and look at. DIY Enthusiasts is here to show you that their cool pattern is great for more than just being mildly amused during lunch time. Use their intricate design of holes to create your own snowflakes featuring classic penne!

6. Pasta Valentine

Okay I acknowledge that the term “pasta” Valentine made me think of a big bowl of spaghetti being handed over as a Valentine’s Day present. In reality, Real Simple simply suggest using dried pasta noodles to decorate the front of a birthday, Christmas, or Mother’s Day card! I’m particularly into the idea of using these little heart shape noodles.

7. Pasta paper art

Did you like the look of the pasta on the card above so much that you want to take your pasta designs a step further? Check out how many great colours, shapes, and even points of space are used by Art Club to create some extra fun paper art that can be hung up on your wall even though it’s not exactly easily framed.

8. Stained glass pasta

Babble Dabble guides you through the process of dying, tinting, or staining think pieces of flat pasta noodles, like lasagna noodles before they’ve met their scrumptious fate. I love the fact that they’re thin enough to actually let sunligth shine through in a particular colour, even though lasagna noodles actually seem quite thick.

9. Pasta “gingerbread” house

Do you adore the process of making a miniature Christmas house display every year with your family, but you’ve never actually been a huge fan of gingerbread? Reach a compromise and making a house out of painted pasta noodles instead! This way, you still get to build the fun little holiday home but you won’t have wasted cookies and icing in the end. Check this design out on Chica Circle.

10. Pasta tiara

Is your child desperate for a tiara but you know they have a tendency to be ever so rough with their toys, so you’re not willing to invest in a nice rhinestoned one just yet? Help them make a cute pasta tiara instead! Paint the noddles, arrange them laying flat in a pattern that you like, and glue the whole pattern to itseld and then onto a headband. See how this one was made on Mitsides Group.

11. Pasta dinosaurs

For very little kids, they often have the most fun just gluing and sticking pasta noodles to a page in order to make a picture. I love this idea from Muslim Learning Garden of printing out a simple, basic outline of something your child loves, like this dinosaur, and letting them practice hand eye coordination by neatly gluing pasta noodles all along the outline to make the shape.

12. Pasta butterfly “flowers”

Have you ever looked at little pasta bow ties and thought about how there are probably a thousand neat little trinkets you can make out of them? I think about this a lot more than I probably should, if I’m being honest. Mother Earth Living, however, has a great suggestion for transforming the bow ties into absolutely adorable little butterflies! To display the butterflies, I love their idea of attaching each painted creature to a toothpick place in a tiny plant pot.

13. Clay and pasta snails

I already showed you how to transform these giant seashell noodles into butterflies, but perhaps bugs with wings aren’t really your thing? These snails are another completely adorable way to use them. Paint the large seashell noodle to look like a snail’s shell and then create the actual snail out of clay. Hello Wonderful shows you how surprisingly easy this design is, despite looking great in the end!

14. Pasta wind chime

You might not think that dried pasta would make such a calm, soothing sound, but after seeing this hilarious little set of dried pasta wind chimes has my curious. Find out from The Pinterested Parent how to go about making your kids an adorable pasta noodle wind chime omelette just for fun.

15. Painted pasta hair bows

Hair bows are completely adorable, but for some reason there’s something about wearing pasta noodles in my hair that makes me cringe, and I have no idea how to explain that reaction so that it makes sense. If your kids are big fans of barrettes, however, then making them one that was originally part of their dinner will totally thrill them. See how it’s done on The Gold Jellybea.

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1. Playing card and hot glue toy house

This doesn’t have to mean that they’re destined for the garbage or recycling box! Crafting a Greener World shows you how to use simple stacking techniques and glue to make a toy house out of playing cards. It might look unstable, but if you build it from triangles like the picture shows and glue it well, the house will actually be able to support small toys!

2. Playing card Valentine’s Day Garland

Holiday themed garland is cute for any occasion, but we’re pretty big fans of this slightly “punny” Valentine’s Day garland idea from No Time for Flash Cards! Collect all of the cards in the hearts suit from an old deck of cards and string them along some ribbon or crafting string. From other cards, cut heart shapes out of the red side and string those between the heart faces!

3. Playing card cut out magnet

One of our favourite ways to upcycle small things is to make them into magnets, because they’re easy to make and you can create so many different designs. Playing cards are not exception! Cut Out and Keep shows you how to create a flowered magnet from rounded strips of old playing cards.

4. Playing card Las Vegas themed bouquet

Are you and your bridal part headed to Las Vegas for your bachelorette party, complete with costumes and novelty props or accessories? This faux flower bouquet from Pinterest, featuring dice and playing cards between the roses, is the perfect way for you to reuse those old cards sitting in your games chest!

5. Daisy shaped playing card birthday message

Do you have a group of friends that you always get together for card games with? Celebrate their birthdays by making them birthday cards that use pieces of old playing cards in the design! They’ll feel great that you thought of them, but they’ll also get a kick out of how appropriately themed the card is for your friendship. We love this playing card flower design by A Craft Project.

6. Playing card hair pins

Did you like the floral magnet made of playing cards so much that you’d like to make card flowers into other things as well? Then Refab Diaries has just what you need! Make yourself some little blossoms using pieces cut from playing cards, just like you did last time, but instead of gluing them onto magnets, stick them onto bobby pins instead. Next time you go to a games night, a casino, or a themed party, you’ll be set as far as accessories go!

7. Rolled up playing card flowers

Style Me Pretty shows you how to make another type of paper flower using playing cards, this time by rolling whole cards into cylinders rather than cutting them into pieces. You could turn this flower into just about anything! It would look fantastic as a hair piece, the centre piece on a table, or with a bunch of other card flowers in a case like a faux bouquet on poker night.

8. Playing card themed gift wrap

Were you hoping to give your card troop friend a gift to go along with the birthday card we were talking about earlier on this list? Abionson has the perfect DIY gift wrap idea to make the whole thing look complete! Along with red, black, and white wrapping paper and gift ribbon, embellish the top of the gift with old playing cards so they stick out from the bow like a novelty gift topper.

9. Casino night flower centre piece

Does your poker group like to go all out when you get together, featuring poker themed snacks and decor? If so, we think you’ll be a pretty big fan of this playing card, dice, and paper bill centre piece idea from Pinterest! Stick old playing cards in among the flowers and embellish the vase with a fan of them position like a good poker hand as well.

10. Playing card accordion notebooks

Craftypod guides you through the process of turning two playing cards into the front and back covers of a tiny notebook. They show you how to create pages by folding a single length of paper like an accordion and sandwiching that between the two cards. It’s perfect for keeping score during card games!

11. Vintage playing card ribbon tags

Have you got a collection of vintage playing cards sitting in your cottage or attic, and you’d like to use them for something where people might actually enjoy their kitschy appeal? Follow A Sort of Fairytale Girl‘s lead and turn them into ribbon tags, using a hole punch and whatever cute ribbon you choose! You can use these tags as all kinds of things, including place settings, gifts tags, or drink markers.

12. Business card holder

Crafty Stylish shows you all the steps for turning a few old playing cards into a folding wallet to hold business cards or gift cards! People will love looking at the cards every time you pull the wallet out if you use old ones that have vintage pictures or artwork on them.

13. Playing card bracelet

Do you loved kitschy themed accessories that are unlike anything you’d find in regular stores? Then we think you’ll be rather interested in this origami bangle made by folding old playing cards! Get the pattern for it on DIY Fashion.

14. Playing card top hat

Sometimes it’s fun to make silly crafts just to say you did! That’s how we feel about this hilarious playing card top hat from Instructables. Whether you’re interested in this tutorial because you have a Halloween costume in mind or just because you think it’s funny, we think you’ll be surprised by how easy it actually is to make!

15. Playing card pendant light

Are you ready for a more hands-on project that takes a little more time and dedication than most of the ideas on this list? We present to you: this giant, awesomely mod playing card pendant light from Curbly! Just make sure that you use a low heat bulb inside when you’re done to keep things safe.

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2. Wooden pallet shelves

One of the best ways to add reclaimed wood into your colour scheme is to make things from wooden shipping pallets! These adorable wall shelves made by cutting pallets into pieces are no exception. See how they’re done on The Nest.

3. Rustic front hallway bench from wooden pallets

Of course, you don’t have to use this little pallet bench in the front hallway, but its narrow width sure makes that a good place for it! My Sophia Ryan shows you how to cut it to the right size and attach the legs in just a few simple steps.

4. Reclaimed wooden pallet wine rack

Did you love the idea of creating a small wall shelf out of a wooden pallet but you’re not sure you’d ever just use it for storing knick knacks? Instead, flop the pallet the other way so the top boards are against the wall and store your wing all along the inside surface! Thanks to DIY n Crafts for this idea!

5. Rustic, pieced together shabby chic coffee table

Do you have access to many long strips of wood but you’re not sure you can find any pieces that are the same length, width, or colour as each other? That doesn’t matter for this coffee table design by Brooklyn to West. This piece actually gets its entire appeal from the fact that the wood is mismatched.

6. Wooden log backsplash mosaic

If you’re prepared to tackle a much more hands-on décor project involving wood and you’re interested in an interesting visual aesthetic, check out this backsplash idea by Houzz. It’s made of thinly cut pieces of wooden logs fitted together across the wall like a rounded mosaic and it certainly draws the eye!

7. Round wooden log clock

Do you love the idea of using a section of a wooden log or stump but you’re not quite ready to take on the whole wall yet? Houzz has another idea for you too! Check out how this upcycled driftwood clock was made.

8. Stained wooden mail sorter

Are you quite handy when it comes to simple wood working? Those skills are more than useful for making yourself a small shelving unit that’ll help keep you organized in the office, the kitchen, or the front hallway. Choose a stain that makes it look rustic and weathered and use it to sort mail, flyers, or files. Foxhollow Cottage shows you how to do it step by step. Coat hangers on the bottom will even let you sort your keys!

9. Stained, rustic wooden entryway bench

Are you looking to make a piece that will act as a functional furniture option and a stylish statement? Shanty 2 Chic guides you through the process of creating a beautifully rustic stained bench with uneven edges that make it look reclaimed.

10. Vintage wooden ironing board “Welcome” décor

Have you come across some awesomely vintage wooden finds at a garage, farm, or estate sale? Sometimes all you need to create great décor pieces out of these is a bit of stenciling equipment, because they’re already vintage and beautifully weathered! This vintage wooden ironing board by DIY n Crafts is the perfect example of a simple reclamation project.

11. Driftwood branch coat hanging rack

Rather than working with cut pieces of wood or premade wooden racks and furniture, try using straight up reclaimed driftwood in your décor! A waving branch like this one used by Apartment Therapy makes a beautiful coat rack, particularly if the hooks you attach to it are vintage or intricate looking.

12. Wooden test tube plant shelves

Would you prefer to build something that gives off a wooden yet modern feel, rather than an aesthetic that’s rustic or reclaimed? This planter shelf creates just that kind of contrast by incorporating clear glass test tubes slotted into a cut in the wood. Check out how it’s done on Autumn Workshop.

13. Wooden meter stick mirror frame

BHG teaches you how to create a pretty, sunburst style mirror frame from pieces of old school meter sticks cut to different lengths. We love that this same framing idea could also be used around a mirror or a large print photo. It incorporates wood in a creative, daily life aesthetic rather than a weathered, shabby chic manner.

14. Waving branch chandelier lamp

If you live in an area surrounded by large trees or a beach that often has interesting driftwood wash up, you’re already partially ready to create this awesome handing chandelier! Purchase a basic pendant light that features several simple hanging bulbs and wrap each carefully around part of a large, interestingly shaped salvaged branch. Design Boom has the full instructions for you.

15. Vintage wooden shutter mail sorter

Sometimes the best DIY décor projects are the kind that are low maintenance and easy to finish up so you can get right down to using what you’ve made. If you’ve found an older window shutter in your garage or outside an abandoned farm home, you’re basically already prepared to make this adorably rustic mail sorter. If you don’t have any mail to sort, try using this idea for files, notes toy our family, or even just printed family photos instead! Check it out on This is Waf.

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Tea Cup Candles – These are the cutest DIY projects ever! These cute tea cup candles look stunning, and are very practical as well.

Laced Wine Glasses – Sometimes wine glasses just aren’t classy enough. Add a sheer black lace for that fierce new look.

Bead-Dazzle Sun-Catcher – You’ll be amazed what you can make with just colorful beads! Pop them in the oven for a stunning sun catcher.

Thrift Store Cake Tiers – Cake theirs are the greatest way to show off your cute creations. No need to spend a ton of money on them, make your own!

Altered Books – Find some old, unreadable, books, and get to work! These amazing decorations look very classic and stylish in any room of the house.

Fixing Up With Silver Spray Paint – It’s amazing what can look expensive with a bit of metallic silver spray paint. Turn a plastic horse head into a masterpiece.

Marbled Mugs – If you’re looking for dishes at a thrift store, be prepared to find a lot of plain items. Spice them up with this quick and easy marbled mug look!

Winter Luminaries – Just when you thought you couldn’t love mason jars more– they did this. Use some epsom salt to make wintery candle holders for this Christmas!

Chipped China Rings – Broken china? No problem! Turn that expensive pattern into an expensive ring instead.

Jewelry Storage – It’s pretty amazing what a transformation wooden bowls can make. From dingy and ugly to chic and gorgeous in seconds!

Cork Board Wall Art – We, personally, would use these for cute coasters! But you can also hang this quick project on the wall!

Beginner Garden – Not ready to take to the great outdoors for your garden? No problem! Use these cute thrifty cups instead!

DIY Old Tote Transformation – Plain white totes are handy, but they’re not very attractive. Add some ‘umph!’ to your totes!

Easy Dream Catcher – Who said doilies were useless?! They make simply adorable and quick dream catchers!

Ombre Vases – Stop! Don’t throw away that frappuccino bottle quite yet! it’s going to make a gorgeous vase.

Belted Boots – Spice up your old boots with– that’s right!– belts! Pick your favorite colors and patterns for the ultimate look.

Thrifty Birdbath – What can you do with a candlestick and a pot lid? Make the greatest birdbath on the street!

Not Your Grandma’s Kitty – Say goodbye to that bad paint job on the ceramic cat. Paint it white for a stylish and modern look, or black for a halloween addition

Pebble Door Mat – Kick off the dirt and water from shoes before they come inside! While most mats are gross and dirty, this one will continue to shine, and rinse off in the rain!

What’s For Dinner? – Use an old tray as a cute menu chalkboard. It can be set just about anywhere.

Upcycled Pillows – Got some old silk scarves? Or are they on sale? Turn them into cute pillows!

Raining Crystals – This garden decoration is amazing! It catches the sun and looks absolutely stunning!

Mail Organizer – You can fix a lot with a little paint! Turn that trash into treasure.

Dresser Makeover – Get rid of that old beaten wooden look, and give your dresser a makeover. It’s about time for some color!

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2 Pallet Sandbox with Cover

Pallet Sandbox with Cover: A guide to building a DIY sandbox with cover. (via The Owner Builder Network)

3 Pallet Vertical Garden

Pallet Vertical Garden: Your home for all things Design. Home Tours, DIY Project, City Guides, Shopping Guides, Before & Afters and much more (via Design Sponge)

4 Pallet Wall Art

Pallet Wall Art (via it’s just Laine)

5 Rustic Flower Box

Rustic Flower Box: Our Easter weekend was eventful to say the least. Not only was Drew very sick the whole weekend (the doctor told us yesterday it was a 3-5 day virus) but AJs sister, Meredith, got a new heart! We didn’t anticipate either of those things when we volunteered to host Easter. The floors weren’t washed, the (via Migonis Home)

6 Brandbase Pallet

Brandbase Pallet: the existing space was used as a starting position and painted completely white, to provide a homogeneous base for the pallets. the structure itself slowly changes its character accommodating all areas of the office. (via Design Boom)

7 Pallets Picnic Table

Pallets Picnic Table: Here is a fun and useful way to repurpose pallet into a picnic table for your garden ! (via 1001 Pallets)

8 Pallet Adirondack Chair

Pallet Adirondack Chair: Here’s a fun way to reuse wood. Make this Adirondack chair from shipping pallets or other reclaimed lumber. (via jkratman)

9 Garden Pallet

Garden Pallet (via Camelot Art Creations)

10 Pallet Wall

Pallet Wall (via If I Weren’t So Lazy….)

11 Pallet Bathroom Wall

Pallet Bathroom Wall (via Grand design co)

12 Pallet Headboard

Pallet Headboard (via Home by Heidi)

13 Wooden Pallet Reading Nook

Wooden Pallet Reading Nook (via Kojo Designs)

14 Skid Shack From Reclaimed Wood

Skid Shack From Reclaimed Wood: I made a 12 x 16 chalet all out of used skid and crates. Everything was crafted from used and unusedable wood, even the floor is from the runners of skids (via 1001 Pallets)

15 One Pallet Chair

One Pallet Chair: This Adirondack chair was built from just one pallet! Download the Google Sketch Up model here. Here’s how to make splendid material-efficient pallet furniture: 1. Scavenge: Pallets are everywhere. Some are in great conditions and some have a couple of broken beams. Some are free and some cost a couple of bucks. Look for the cheapest pallet which you can use the most lumber from. Also, see if you can get one that has some (thicker) beams that are strong enough to provide support in the furniture. 2. Dismantle Deconstructing a pallet is tricky. It’ s almost inevitable to break a few beams, so be careful. Here are some tips and tricks on how to do it. 3. Measure Group the beams into similar thicknesses, widths and lengths. Then measure the different beam sizes. 4. Model (CAD) Use the measurements to draw the beams in Google Sketch Up. Move, rotate and … (via casvandegoor)

16 Pallet Adriondack Chair

Pallet Adriondack Chair (via Yahoo Lifestyle)

17 Outdoor Patio Furniture

Outdoor Patio Furniture (via Sassy Sparrow)

18 Pallet Wood Bench and Gabion Table

Pallet Wood Bench and Gabion Table: Make pallet bench table : beautiful reclaimed wood furniture are easy to make! Check out the detailed DIY tutorial! (via A Piece of Rainbow)

19 Simple Pallet Bike Rack

Simple Pallet Bike Rack: I’m a lazy maker. I will live with problems for a long time, waiting until I stumble on the simplest, cheapest solution I can imagine. I find that I often end up with elegant, low-tech fixes that are easy to make as well as easy to live with. A recent problem that waited a good long time for a solution was my bicycle-littered porch. My wife and I agreed that we needed a rack to organize a family stable of bikes that numbers (via maudlin)

20 Pallet Potting Bench

Pallet Potting Bench: Want to know how to build a potting bench? Our potting bench plan will give you a functional, beautiful garden potting bench in no time! (via Better Homes and Gardens)

21 Colorful Coat Rack from a Wood Pallet

Colorful Coat Rack from a Wood Pallet (via marieatousprix)

22 Wooden Pallet Chillout Lounge

Wooden Pallet Chillout Lounge: As spring was here, our garden/outdoor space needed a refresh and I didn’t want to spend a lot of money and just buy new furniture or planter boxes so I thought why not try and build it myself…. (via Freckles and Fluff)

23 Fold-Down Murphy Bar

Fold-Down Murphy Bar: Use cedar lumber and a doweling jig to create an outdoor piece that can handle its share of liquor (via This Old House)

24 Pallet Bar and Table

Pallet Bar and Table (via Stacked Design)

25 Wood Pallet End Table

Wood Pallet End Table: Below are directions for a simple end table made from pallets. (via mtairymd)

26 Pallet Ottoman

Pallet Ottoman: Reusing wooden pallets as furniture is not just for industrial interiors or lofts. When I came across the first picture of the pallet coffee table with the glass top, I was inspired to find more examples of different ways to reuse pallets. My favorite use is the office workspace constructed entirely of pallets. (via Apartment Therapy)

27 Pallet Porch Swing

Pallet Porch Swing: I love to make use of things no one else wants. I’ve wanted a swing for my front porch for a while so I started looking online. I found a wooden swing that I loved and immediately got the idea of using a pallet. I found a pallet that was going to be thrown away and started to work (with hubby’s help (via Sheryl Salisbury Photography)

28 Pallet Top Desk

Pallet Top Desk: Here’s an easy way to repurpose and reuse old pallets. Add a pallet top to a table base for an easy desk project. Make a pallet desk from pallet wood. (via Thistlewood Farms)

29 Pallet Twin Beds

Pallet Twin Beds: Twin beds made from recycled pallet wood. (via 1001 Pallets)

30 Pallet Swing Bed

Pallet Swing Bed: Oh the endless things you can do with pallets! A swing bed has been on my “Mike To-Make List” for some time (oh how long that list is! ). And we’ve had some pallets sitting in the yard just wait… (via The Merry Thought)

31 Pallet Daybed

Pallet Daybed (via Ondawayto Somewhere….)

32 Modular Sectional

Modular Sectional: Hey guys!! I’m back today to share the corner piece plans to the Modular Sectional I built! If you missed the plans for the other pieces you can see them HERE! To print the plans for the corner piece, you can click the image below or HERE. A big thanks to Jay from Jays Custom {…Read More…} (via Shanty 2 Chic)

33 Wood Pallet Patio Chair

Wood Pallet Patio Chair: Part 1 is HERE Welcome to Part 2 / The Build of the pallet wood chair reveal shown yesterday.Guys, this is the easiest build in the world and you’ll wonder why you didn’t think of it first!Lets build! Disclaimer: I am a hack styled, self taught builder. I made everything up that you see (via Funky Junk Interiors)

34 Pallet Wood Sofa

Pallet Wood Sofa (via The Ironstone Nest)

35 East Pallet Patio Day Bed

East Pallet Patio Day Bed (via Lovely Greens)

36 Succulent Pallet Table

Succulent Pallet Table: Can you believe that our latest DIY project was once just a couple of junky pallets and some scrappy table legs? Crazy…if I didn’t have photos, I wouldn’t believe it myself. Not too long ago, w… (via Far Out Flora)

37 Pallet Picnic Table

Pallet Picnic Table: Free plans to help anyone build simple, stylish furniture at large discounts from retail furniture. All woodworking plans are step by step, and include table plans, bed plans, desk plans and bookshelf plans. Thousands of readers are saving by building their own home furnishings. (via Ana White)

38 Wood Pallet Swing Chair

Wood Pallet Swing Chair: We AKA my friend Emma and I Decided were given the task of creating outdoor furniture from a total of 4 wooden pallets. After some many days in the lab and couple brief starbucks runs we decided to do something out of the ordinary and create a pallet swing and designed from the ground up based on a picture we found online. In the next couple of steps we show you a brief step by step run down of how to get to the finished item. Items you will need….. jig saw chop saw nail remover hammer screw gun 4 wooden pallets sufficient amount of screws patience metal chain and u-bolts carriage bolts and nuts and finally!! a bearded lanky gouchy engineering teacher who doesn’t give you enough time!! (JOKESS!! DON’T FAIL ME MR Shultz) but like seriously having this will help get your lazy butt in gear (via millsy2254)

39 Coffee Table

Coffee Table (via Saidos da Concha)

40 Vanity Organizer

Vanity Organizer (via Skinny Meg)

41 Rustic Kitchen

Rustic Kitchen (via Style Files)

42 Pallet Pot Rack

Pallet Pot Rack (via A Greenpoint Kitchen)

43 Pallet Planter

Pallet Planter: DIY Pallet Planter box with drawing plans. Fun, easy and inexpensive project. (via Live Laugh Rowe)

44 Pallet Daybed

Pallet Daybed: Your home for all things Design. Home Tours, DIY Project, City Guides, Shopping Guides, Before & Afters and much more (via Design Sponge)

45 Workspace

Workspace: Anima Pictures (via The Office Stylist)

46 Pallet Planter Box

Pallet Planter Box: Rendered image from CAD Drawing (via mtairymd)

47 Pallet Patio Furniture

Pallet Patio Furniture: Come see how we decked out our deck with DIY PALLET FURNITURE – PATIO MAKEOVER! (via Place of My Taste)

48 Pallet Gardening Table

Pallet Gardening Table: Why yes, another pallet project coming your way.I’ve only created 328 pallet projects thus far. well maybe that’s a bit of an exaggeration…Anyway, I’ve been busy with creating something new and different using pallets.What did I make? A Pallet Gardening Bench…I’ve never seen this something like this before (maybe it’s on pinterest, but lately it’s been crushing my creative juices so I try to stay clear)Why did I create it? Because I needed a spot of my own to do my gardening and potting. As I’ve said before, gardening isn’t my strong-suit, but when I do enjoy it and hope to get better. Spending hours on the driveway hunched over, is just not happening anymore.And why did I use pallets? BECAUSE THEY’RE FREE. how much better does FREE get… Plus I really like the size & look of pallets. Don’t you?In all, this project cost less than $10 to make and basically the money was spent on hardware.Please Click to Continue Reading… (via Jenna Burger)

49 Pallet Garden Organizer

Pallet Garden Organizer (via Our Little Acre)

50 Pallet Hanging Chair

Pallet Hanging Chair: Very comfortable, very easy to make chair from a pallet and some paracord. I know that there are a lot of different kinds of chair instructables already, but I have never seen a chair like this before. It is so easy to make and it is comfortable because it conforms to your body. I don’t know how I came up with the idea and as I was making it I wasn’t even sure if it would work out. But it did and I am very happy with the results. So here goes- my first instructable. This instructable will show you everything I did to make the chair, but I am sure you will find ways you can customize yours to meet your needs. (via Twotim221)

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Paper Stars

DIY Instructions and Project Credit – That’sMyLetter

Christmas Trees

DIY Instructions and Project Credit –  TheSweetestOccasion

Twisted Snowflake

DIY Instructions and Project Credit – Remodelaholic

Striped Spaceships

DIY Instructions and Project Credit – HowAboutOrange

Striped Balls

DIY Instructions and Project Credit – TheCraftySisters

Origami Flower Ball

DIY Instructions and Project Credit – FindInspirations

Paper Ball

DIY Instructions and Project Credit – HowAboutOrange

Modern Bulbs

DIY Instructions and Project Credit – Curlby

Easy Hearts

DIY Instructions and Project Credit – ReeseDixon

Photo Ball

DIY Instructions and Project Credit – ScrapperGirl

Ornate Cut-Out

DIY Instructions and Project Credit – DCWVDiary

Scalloped Ball

DIY Instructions and Project Credit – BluebirdChic

Curled Strips

DIY Instructions and Project Credit – FromGlitterToGumdrops

Recycling Pages

DIY Instructions and Project Credit – VoyagesOfTheCreativeVariety

Dancing Ladies

DIY Instructions and Project Credit – Remodelaholic

Little Birdies

DIY Instructions and Project Credit – MyManyColoredDays

Winged Birdies

DIY Instructions and Project Credit – BetterHomesAndGardens

3D Stars

DIY Instructions and Project Credit – SongkeetAffairs

Ice Cream Cones

DIY Instructions and Project Credit – HowAboutOrange

Paper Sphere

DIY Instructions and Project Credit – TheCraftyBlogStalker

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