Hello friends…I hope you had a nice weekend.
I have always appreciated the way Joanna Gaines uses old found pieces in her decor. Unfortunately, these pieces are not always easy to come by but that’s when a little DIY can go a long way. Inspired by Fixer Upper Decor, I created this fun wind mill wall art.
I can’t wait for you to see how easy this was to make and hope you love it as much as I do. Head on over to eHow and let me know what you think.
Thank you so much for dropping by. Wishing you a great week ahead.
much love,
Lucy
Peggy Renie says
I love this amazing project.
Cintia - Sol de Noche {deco crochet} says
How nice!!!
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Maria says
You seriously are amazing Lucy. What a fabulous idea! I really love this piece you created and it looks so, so real!
Marijean says
This is just what I have been looking for. In the process of fixing up my husbands den and was looking for something unique for the industrial look we are going for. I have seen similar on Décor Steals etc. but not available lately. Thank you Lucy ! You are so creative.
Emily Youngzt says
Brilliant, Lucy!! Definitely making this!! ❤️
Michelle A. says
I really love this windmill art!! It is so authentic looking. Your creativity never ceases to amaze me!
Gail Plaskiewicz says
Wow! It’s so big and industrial. It’s not for me I’m afraid but it’s very cool. You really did a nice job with it.
karen on bainbridge island says
Are you kidding me? This is beyond brilliant. Your creativity just astounds me. The finished product is so totally cool.
The cinnamon as “rust” was inspired!
Komunikasia says
That was a nice touch. I think that furniture can make your living room sweeter 😀 It was a nice idea from you. I think I’m gonna make this too 😀
Janine says
I really want to try this, what size of aluminum sheeting did you use?
Stephanie says
I need to know what a 8L LID is..what size of bucket did that come off of? Thanks .. absolutely GORGEOUS btw
Vi Plymel says
how do you get the DIY for windmill?