Driftwood outdoor decor

🌿💡 Add a touch of coastal charm to your garden with these easy weekend driftwood garden projects that will ignite your creativity! Transform a large piece of driftwood into a unique and rustic garden bench by adding sturdy wooden legs and a weather-resistant cushion. Create a driftwood planter by hollowing out a large piece of driftwood and planting succulents or small flowers inside. Build a driftwood fence by attaching driftwood pieces to wooden posts, creating a natural and eco-friendly…

I’m headed out to the Oregon coast for a few days, and the last time I was out there, I brought home a little stash of driftwood. I wasn’t sure exactly what I was going to do with it, but I vaguely remembered pinning some potential driftwood projects. So I sifted through my pins, and […]

When a fountain or bird bath becomes damaged or unusable, don’t discard it just yet! With a little creativity and a green thumb, you can transform these

Style No. 45093432; Color Code: Driftwood Suitable for outdoor use in a dry, covered area This item is intended for decorative use only Imported

Front Door Driftwood Garland - City Farmhouse

Decorating with driftwood is rustic, beautiful and budget-driendly. Create DIY driftwood art, frames, sculptures, clocks, furniture and more.

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Make a DIY planter from driftwood and succulents. An easy tutorial with step by step instructions. Make your own planter and keep it indoors or outdoors.

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Made with driftwood I picked up from the river & lakes near my home town. Beads are recycled beads from local thriftstores. The light blue glass is from some of my collection of broken vintage glass I've collected on my adventures over the years in fields, near the river and while hiking. I also used an old broken metal ring and some gifted wire to wrap the glass in. The stone at the bottom is from the river here in town and some people call rocks with natural holes in them "hag rocks"…

I am a total beach bum. When the world finally starts to unfreeze, I don't waste any time! I throw on a bathing suit, grab my flip-flops and a bottle of SPF 50, and I head straight for the beach. But I'm not one for laying out and peacefully reading; I'm more of a beach walker. I […]

Use this found piece of natural driftwood in terrariums to mount small plants, such as tillandsia, or as the base for a table centerpiece or mantel decor. Each is a natural specimen; the tree root you receive will have its own unique look, so each one is a special, one-of-a-kind piece.