Easy Rustic Projects

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Rustic Crafts for the Less Crafty

Making rustic crafts should be fun, not work.

If you have the handy gene, so much the better, but don’t worry if a tube of glue confounds you, or your idea of a difficult craft project is to hot glue some beads onto a cardboard box, these easy rustic projects are right up your alley.

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Here are some easy twig projects that don’t require an engineering degree or any fancy tools.

Simple twig craft tools, and even simpler twig craft techniques are all that’s required.

And of course, some twigs.

Make a twig firewood tote to make bringing the winter fuel to the house easier.

What was once a messy dirty job can be much simpler and even fun with this easy project.

Gardening can reach new heights with twig obelisks, twig trellises, and twig tuteurs.

For those with a green thumb, get your twig crafting hat on.

Twig balls don’t require any wire, or connecting techniques at all, just a good selection of long twigs.

Seed Crafts, including those using pine cones have been popular in elementary schools for innovative and beautiful art work for decades.

If you like making interesting folksy and primitive art projects for your garden try these easy rustic craft projects:

Garden totems made from beautiful old thrift store finds, garage sale treasures or simply out of date and packed away kitchen dishes add new colour and texture to your garden beds.

Making rain chains out of glass light fixtures is an easy rustic project which packs a lot of charm.

For something different and very rustic, make a tin can lantern out of recycled food cans.

Driftwood sculptures for your garden are shaped by nature, so there are no chisels or power tools to use here.

Your biggest task will be deciding where to showcase a root planter or a fantastically contorted piece of driftwood.

Make one or many of these projects, using long stored treasures salvaged from thrift stores or garage sales, or pruned off the apple tree, or collected in the forest while wildcrafting.

The whole idea behind rustic craft projects is to use what you have in innovative and imaginative ways.


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