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Hey guys!!
Today is a little break from the master bathroom renovation project to share an actual tutorial from the book!
This is not like the pallet project fail I shared already. This is one of those upcycling ideas for a pallet that is simple to assemble, requires remedial painting skills (so I can do it!) and makes a huge statement. I love the rustic, aged feel of it, like it has weathered many a storm.
I couldn’t resist taking it outside to the front porch. You might remember work on the exterior siding, trim, painting and our new blue front door all happened in between my mad dash to create 35+ pallet projects for the book. Available for pre-order now here.
I would now like to draw your attention to the still alive plants on the porch! That succulent on the table (that needs to be refinished since random rain sprays are creating water spots) is holding on for dear life. But two of the three others that are in the pot on the aqua chair are thriving! Let’s not talk about the third one. ๐ ย And that viney thing on the church pew must be impossible to kill. Hearty little guy. If you know what it’s called please let me know because clearly I need more of them.
The pallet slat flag is the perfect addition to the front porch just in time for Labor Day.
As part of my contributor series on Remodelaholic.com I’m actually sharing the tutorial over there today. So hope on over to the post and check it out here.
And if you’re looking for a renovation update, click on over here to get caught up. If you want to pre-order, the book is now available here.
Megan @ Our Pinteresting Family says
Love your flag. I missed your big book announcement in my twin baby fog in December…who am I kidding I’m practically still in that fog. ๐ I’m so happy for you and I cannot wait to order it.
Karah says
Hahaha, I can’t even imagine, you’re lucky to function at all beyond basic life necessities!
Karen Hockman says
Great project and I actually have a pallet in my garage that I salvaged from the side of the road. Seriously, someone was throwing it out.
Karen (from Islamorada living in Virginia)
http://www.kehinteriors.com
Karah says
One man’s trash, right Karen!?!? Hopefully you’re loving Virginia, we were just saying we need to head up to Islamorada for a weekend getaway sometime soon!!
Bluwatergal says
Perfect for a Labor Day porch party! Big congratulations on the book! Looks awesome ๐ Bwg ~~~
Karah says
Thank you BWG … we might just need to sit out there with it and enjoy a Labor Day cocktail!
Anna@DirectionsNotIncluded says
Can’t wait for the book!!
Karah says
Yay, thank you my friend!
karen@somewhatquirky says
Very cute. I love mine that I made last year from fence boards. I love putting it on the porch for holidays. I’m waiting with bated breath for my book to arrive. . . ๐
Karah says
Thank you so much for the support, Karen!!
Christy says
I believe that plant is an asparagus fern. We’ve had one for more than a decade (his name is Bruce) and if we can’t kill it, no one can.
Karah says
Well now I need to name mine, Christy … we just got back from an 11 day vacation and in this dead of heat summer weather all of the other porch plants have died … but that little guy is still kicking. We’ll call her Betty … and now that she has a name she’ll probably kick the bucket. lol