If you follow me on Instagram or FB, than you might know that a couple of weeks ago, we experienced our first family road trip. We traveled for about 11 hrs from outside Toronto through Montreal, Vermont, New Hampshire and through the beautiful state of Maine.
While there, I fell in love with the beautiful
scenery and especially, with this particular shack.
I have never seen anything like this in person,
so you can imagine how excited I was when we accidentally drove by.
All the beautiful colors faded and old, telling past fishing stories .
It’s no wonder that our summer house tour took on such a coastal feeling this summer.
Inspired by what I had just seen, I wanted to
to create the look of buoys but in my own way.
I made a super easy pallet display that took about 5 minutes to make.
Take an old plank of wood, slap some random
stripes and use this cool tip to hang and done!
It’s a perfect way to fill in an empty space on a wall without spending a lot of money if any.
Don’t you just love easy and inexpensive projects?
Thank you so much for taking the time to visit.
Please come back tonight to link your own
projects at The Inspiration Gallery.
much love,
I love these.
So cute, I love the pops of orange!
Love this easy project and how you found the inspiration!
-Rosy
A Joyful Kind of Life
So pretty, Lucy! You’ve captured the coastal style perfectly with these. So loved seeing your photos of Maine too. x
Your long paintings look suburb. I love them hung together like that.
Love your blog! I did a post over on my blog http://www.cathaura.blogspot.co.uk inspired by your aged terracotta pots. Would be great if you could take a look!
Thanks, love Laura.
http://cathaura.blogspot.co.uk/2014/06/aged-terracotta-pots-craftberry-bush.html
I love your painted planks. I have always wanted buoys in my house. . . But these capture the same feeling. Grand idea creative Lucy;) now I shall have to go find some wood
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