DIY Rustic Wheelbarrow

Last Monday I told you a little bit about a project I was working on with The Home Depot to help get the word out about their free in-store workshops, and today is the day I’m showing you how I put it all together. Just to refresh your memory, or if you missed the original post, I built a DIY rustic wheelbarrow that is just perfect for fall. Here’s a look at Home Depot’s version of the wheelbarrow.

A group of bloggers came up with their own takes on the project, including the little tribe I’m in, put together by Jen Woodhouse.

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The House of Wood

Here’s my version of it.

You can see that the construction is just the same but I chose to stain mine with Minwax Early American and then hand drew a herringbone-inspired pattern with a Sharpie oil-based paint pen.

We still use our screened porch in the fall but it can get chilly in the evenings so having a spot to store throw blankets is the perfect fall accessory for the room. Well that and the fireplace of course!

This little rustic wheelbarrow was so easy to build thanks to a comprehensive tutorial from The Home Depot. You can make one for yourself, to hold blankets, flowers, pumpkins, Halloween candy, or really anything you can think of this fall, by signing up for a DIH (Do-it-Herself) Workshop at your local store. The Home Depot offers Workshops at all of their locations for do-it-yourselfers of all ages and experience levels. There are three types of Workshops offered – Do-It-Yourself (DIY), Do-It-Herself (DIH) and Kids. You can learn how to build décor projects, how to make easy home repairs, and how to operate tools through demonstrations and step-by-step instructions. All Workshops are 100% FREE too, so you have nothing to lose and LOTS of amazing skills to gain.

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR FREE!

This rustic wheelbarrow would be a great starter project and you would learn the basics of using some common power saws and an electric screwdriver, both of which are tools I use all the time and have proven to be invaluable skills for me to have as both a homeowner and a creative.

Even if you already have some of these basic skills, The Home Depot’s FREE workshops are a great way to build on your knowledge base and make something fun in the process.

And now be sure to stop by and see what the other ladies participating in this project have come up with. I can’t wait to see how they styled their rustic wheelbarrows!

NewlyWoodwards
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The Chronicles of Home
House of Wood
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Pneumatic Addict
The Home I Have Made
Chatfield Court
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DIY Huntress
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