As the temps are cooling down and the sun is setting earlier, it is inevitable that I need to start on my Christmas gifts and decorating. Today, I am going to share one of my Barnwood Box Christmas Ideas.
I was lucky enough to do the wedding flowers for a good friend of mine. Her reception was a rustic style with barnwood, fresh flowers, burlap and mason jars. It was lovely. You can see a few of the pictures here.
The Barnwood used to make the boxes was from the Groom’s grandpa’s barn. And, the boxes were each created by the groom. So there is some sentimental value in each box. (I love when that happens. I am a sentimental kinda gal.)
When the reception was over, the Bride willingly gave me some of the barnwood boxes. To say I was excited was an understatement.
I have used the barnwood boxes for our own son’s wedding, as organizers, for styling my vintage mason jars and now for my Barnwood Box Christmas Ideas.
This is what I used:
several pine and berry picks
icicle picks
3 gold pine cones (which I spray painted and also used here)
3 inch candles
3 EMPTY soup cans (to raise up the candles to be tall enough to be above the Barnwood box)
1-2 foot strand of battery operated fairy lights
I first placed the soup cans in the barnwood box. Next, I stacked the pine cones in a corner of the box. I carefully set the pine picks in-between the cans.
Adding the icicle picks was the next step. I set them next to the pine picks and the berries, on each end.
The next step was to loosely place the fairly lights in and through all of the elements-hiding the battery box inside the Barnwood box, for easy access.
And of course, the candles were added last.
I love the rustic look for my Barnwood Box Christmas Ideas.
Please keep in mind to watch your lit candles. I would suggest to use battery operated candles.
I hope you have been inspired and look forward to making your own Barnwood Box Christmas Ideas using your own imagination and creativity.
NOW, it’s time for another round of the “Deck The Home Blog Hop” with lots of DIY projects for YOU to make for your own Christmas décor and/or as gifts.
I hope you will enjoy each project this week. As you can tell the theme this week is-wood.
Thanks again for stopping by!
Samantha says
That barn wood box is swoon worthy and I love how you filled it for Christmas! So beautiful!
Carmen says
I love the feel and the versatility of this. Awesome job!
Anam says
Beautiful box and love the way you styled it.
Amy says
Such a great idea using soup cans to raise candles up! I love this centerpiece idea!
Brooke says
I love the reclaimed wood!! I definitely need to get a stockpile of my own for my supplies. So pretty!
Jessica says
This is lovely! I am going to try this!
Kenya Rae says
How cute and festive! Love it!
Sarah says
This is a beautiful box, it looks so pretty are dressed up for Christmas.
Toni | Girl Just DIY says
This box looks so great with all the holiday sprays and picks in them. I love the rustic of the box and the red berries.
Lidia says
Yes!!! Those rustic boxes can be dolled up so beautifully for the season!
Amy says
This is so pretty! I would be totally excited to get some of those boxes, as well. Great job styling it!
Kristen says
Super cool! It looks great
Stephanie says
“3 cans of soup” – my favorite craft supply!! haha! I do stuff like this all of the time to elevate items in my boxes! Cans of soup, wood blocks, boxes of crayons…you name it!
Betsy says
I absolutely love this little rustic box, it turned out so cute! Such a fun, easy, project.
Maureen says
I love using wooden boxes in my home décor. You have styled it perfectly for Christmas!