Chicken wire window frame

I decided to turn a wooden window frame into Valentine’s Day art. Here is how I made this DIY chicken wire window home décor piece.

We find old wooden windows everywhere! Ever wonder what to make with them? Here are my top 6 ideas to repurpose and recycle them! All winners! Of course the m…

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Are you looking for a unique way to display photos in your home or for an event? Then let me show you how to may a photo display from an old window.

Earlier today I talked about trying to figure out something to do with my grandmother's quilt that had basically fallen apart into rags. I decided to go out to the barn and just see what I had out there that I could possibly do something with and came back inside with this stuff... A old barn window and some chicken wire. The barn window was in half-way decent shape. The bottom of the window was beginning to dry rot, so I knew there was no way the hubs was going to use it to replace some of…

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Turn a wooden frame into a charming display for photos, jewelry or ornaments using chicken wire

How to make a chicken wire frame with furring strips, chicken wire and a staple gun. Easy, rustic, DIY farmhouse project.

Last winter (in the biggest snowstorm of the year!) I convinced my husband and daughter to go with me about 100 miles away to buy some old windows. I ended up buying two for myself and getting two for a friend. I used the first one for this project. The second 'window' didn't have any glass in it, but had great old, chippy paint and worn wood that I loved! It sat in the basement utility room for months. I knew I wanted to do something with it, but wasn't sure quite what that was... ...Until…