This wooden book stack idea is popular thanks for the rustic farmhouse trend.Ĭonsidering how much wooden book stacks sell for, you may be surprised at how inexpensive it is to make one yourself!ĭid you make my Easy DIY Kitchen Counter Stand project? Wooden book stacks are a fashionable décor trend thanks to the rustic farmhouse look! DIY Bookstack Decor Project DIY Wooden Book Stack Project
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With the holidays quickly approaching, give your farmhouse theme a boost with these DIY farmhouse Christmas stockings.This project is all about how to make wooden stacked books.
Give any room in your home a farmhouse feel with this DIY faux shiplap project.Whether it’s Christmas time or you’re looking for the perfect birthday, anniversary, or just-because gift, these DIY farmhouse giftsare a must try.If you enjoy creating crafts and decor with a farmhouse theme, check out these super easy (and cute) projects: *If you are purchasing your lumber from a home improvement store, they will usually cut it to the size you need. Secure in place by knotting the tails around the bow. Optional: If you’d like to create a bow, wrap the twine around your hand five to six times, trim the end and place in center of book stack. Stack the books together and wrap with twine three to four times, securing the end with a knot and leaving the tails long.This is what gives the project farmhouse charm!) Using the typewriter style alphabet stamps, select the message HOME SWEET HOME (or any other words that you like). Then, place the wooden books spine up, and tap each letter stamp in the ink pad and then stamping on the spine. (It’s okay to be a little off with stamping the letters.Dry brush light grey paint around the sides and edges of the wooden books, in places that wear would naturally occur. Set it aside to dry as well.Add a topcoat to the wooden books with a mixture of white and ivory craft paint. (Dip the paintbrush in both colors but try not to over mix them.) Let the topcoat be a bit rough. Set it aside to dry.Apply a base coat to the wooden books with white craft paint. Then, set it aside to dry. If the grain is raised, then sand lightly after drying.Sand all edges and surfaces of each wood piece with a foam sanding block.Here’s a step-by-step walk through for this craft: TUTORIAL: HOW TO MAKE A DIY FAUX BOOK STACK Plus, I can’t turn down a good upcycle craft project! SUPPLIES NEEDED From Christmas stockings and trees to gifts and printables, this is just an overall cute and versatile decor theme. You may have noticed how much I love the farmhouse theme. There are so many things you can do with scrap, reclaimed, and even driftwood! Why I Love This Project Do you know someone who knows someone that has a stash of scrap wood you could sift through? Jump on it! Check if your area has a “buy nothing” Facebook group, as they can often be a goldmine for things like this. And while you’re looking around your home, look for old furniture or other pieces that could give you what you need. If wood is something you work with often, you may find a few pieces to work with. Where? For starters, check your own craft stash.
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So before you put this project to the side, consider finding some free lumber. As you probably already know, lumber prices have reached an all-time high. Scrap lumber can make for some pretty amazing arts, crafts, and decor (like these cute pumpkins I made!). It’s easy and inexpensive with most (if not all) of the supplies coming from the Dollar Store! The cutest farmhouse style faux book stack ever! Creating a DIY faux book stack is so easy Skip the storebought version and have a go at creating your own DIY faux book stack.
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