Decorating with old farm tools

Rusty old farmhouse tools are perfect paired with reclaimed barn wood to make functional decor. Just grab a hanger, Ball jar, and a DIY attitude. by Prodigal Pieces www.prodigalpieces.com #prodigalpieces

So here's my latest addition to the sitting area. A pitchfork...only to be used if the hubby starts getting smarty pants. Seriously, don't we all need a pitchfork in our kitchen? And don't you love that big crack that runs down the length of the side on the armoire? It will be on my "to paint"and repair list as soon as we find a house. I've had a slight obsession with French Country Garden Goods, and I've been on the lookout for old gardening tools. With all the "stuff" hubbs and I have been…

Hi MRL friends! It's Angie from Knick of Time, and it's good to be back again this month with a tutorial to make rustic display for old tools that are family keepsakes. How to display old tools I was given a bunch of old tools that belonged to my husband's grandfather. Rather than keep them boxed...Read More

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Extra scrap wood lying around? Upcycle it! Here's how I made DIY barnwood farmhouse decor using old boards from my chicken coop.

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Each is unique in color and grain. These are made from reclaimed flooring or barnwood and the handles of vintage saws that are beyond repair (I fix them in my spare time). These are an attractive, unique, and fun serving or decorating solution. Each tray is approximately 20" long and 8" wide. Shipping is free on these to anywhere in the United States. If you are an International customer, drop me a line before ordering.

Collecting old tools is something we gardener’s do naturally and gradually. One wears out and we can barely throw it out! Impossible! They are honored ‘friends’ in our gardens.