Driftwood is my jam! If you’re an avid follower then you might already know this through my many driftwood projects...
But this time I wanted to create something for the Holidays that didn’t really scream Christmas. So I came up with this adorable little tree wall decor that could really be a great piece through winter as well.
Supplies:
- Frame
- Canvas
- Driftwood
- Paint
- Hot Glue Gun
- Words
I had all these supplies on hand so this DIY didn’t cost me a thing. But you could easily change out anything on the list..even subbing out regular sticks from around your yard.
I had an old frame and a piece of hard canvas that fit in my stock pile and I used a paint sample from Benjamin Moore called Cracked Pepper to paint the whole thing dark. I wanted the driftwood to really standout against the background.
I then laid out the driftwood pieces how I wanted them to look to make glueing them easy.
Hot glue and press them down. So easy!
I snagged the peace sign at Michaels years ago on clearance just waiting for something to do with it and it’s perfect and subtle!
I really like the contrast and the simplicity of this piece. (I ended up painting the frame as well) You could jazz it up a little more for Christmas if you wanted by adding a star to the top of the tree or even some cute mini garland but I love it as is!
Stacy
Monday 5th of April 2021
Hi, I was wandering around and I found you....what a treat!!? This isn't a comment, but a question. I have a tall antique headboard and I want to change it into a bench I believe. I am not a DIY er yet.?? I really want to learn more. Sooooooo??? my question is I really don't want the back too high, so I am thinking of sawing a large part of and using it for the seat. I really have no idea how I should do this. Do you have any pointers? Or maybe you can think of a better idea for this gorgeous bed team? Love your ideas! Thanks for sharing!!????