17 Things You Didn't Know You Could Do With Chicken Wire
This versatile material is popping up all over the place.
By Hometalk HighlightsHang your produce with handmade baskets
A new twist on a classic style on how to store your fruits and veggies. (Amanda C.)
Create an inspiring dreamcatcher
This adds decor and is a great place to hang pictures. (Our Peaceful Planet)
Hang your earrings in a fashionable way
Any girl who has a collection of earrings needs something like this. (Marty’s Musings)
Create an adorable cloche for your garden
Protect your garden from critters in a stylish way.
Hang plants above your shower
You add greenery to your bathroom without sacrificing floor space. (Peaches and Salt)
Or make a fall wreath with pinecones
Welcome autumn at your door with this beautiful piece. (Sprouts and Stuff)
Make an avant garde chandelier for outside
Hang some candles in it for some delicate outdoor lighting. (Suburble)
Display your photos in a unique way
You can easily swap out old photos for new ones without taking down the frame. (Anderson and Grant)
Create a moss covered planter
Add some more green to your flowers with this cool planter that you can hang on a fence. (Stow and Tell You)
Upcycle a jar into a crafty toothbrush holder
This can also work as a utensil holder, but we totally want this for our toothbrushes. (KS Craft Shack)
Attach gorgeous pendants to a mirror
This is such a perfect solution to adding some character to your mirror without an entire frame. (Amanda C.)
Make your lightbulbs look industrial
This lightbulb cover is so much better than any old lamp shade. (Refresh Restyle)
Upcycle a chair into an adorable planter
This darling planter looks fabulous on any porch. (Simply Country Life)
Make paper mache cacti
Instead of growing your own cacti, which takes years, why not make your own? (Pillar Box Blue)
Create some really cool chandeliers
If you like the farmhouse look, you’re definitely going to want to make these.
Circular Photo Display
I had seen this gorgeous circular photo collage on Pinterest and instead of buying it, I decided to DIY it